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RELATED: Melissa McCarthy Plays A Game Of вЂHey RobotвЂ™ With Jimmy FallonДuring her appearance, McCarthy also spoke about why she loves Chicago, as well as describing the unique situation she found herself in when acting alongside a computer-generated bird in her new film, вЂњThe StarlingвЂќ. вЂњItвЂ™s very absorbent,вЂќ Colbert laughed, as McCarthy said, вЂњThe wicking properties of taffeta are not appreciated as they should be.вЂќ вЂњIn a taffeta dress?вЂќ Colbert then asked, to which McCarthy replied: вЂњYeah. RELATED: Melissa McCarthy Takes On A Feisty Bird In First Trailer For вЂThe StarlingвЂ™ So thatвЂ™s a fun fact thatвЂ™s never been told.вЂќ вЂњAnd I canвЂ™t name names, but I would say more than two and less than five of us were laughing so hard that we may or may not have wet our pants.

And when we were out on the water in the last scene right before Wilson Phillips comes on, we were trapped out there because we were on these little pedestals in water. McCarthy shared, вЂњIt was brand new to me, so I constantly was making us all into men, especially older men.

The actress, who played Megan in the much-loved flick, explained how sheвЂ™d just come across a face-changing app during filming because sheвЂ™s always вЂњthree to four years lateвЂќ when it comes to technology. We went in very humble and said, 'How can we put our spin on this and still make it the classic that it is and not taint it?' It's such a delicate process to cover classics.Melissa McCarthy revealed a fun behind-the-scenes fact about the 2011 hit film вЂњBridesmaidsвЂќ as she chatted to Stephen Colbert on ThursdayвЂ™s вЂњLate ShowвЂќ. 'All we could do is put our signature on it and pray that we wouldn't butcher it. 'You can never replicate what they did,' she said. They tackle California Dreaming, God Only Knows, Wouldn't It Be Nice, Dedicated to the One I Love. Dedicated, their album due out in April, is covers of songs by their famous parents, Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys and John and Michelle Phillips of the Mamas & the Papas. The three of us have gotten so much better at communicating as we've matured.' We've been able to recover from so many of those obstacles, to be able to communicate. When one person decides to bow out, it affects everyone. There was a bit of a chasm in the friendship when I decided to take a break and go my own way. 'I needed to have Carnie and Wendy by my side. She was miserable during those years, she said. They broke up in 1993 when Phillips launched a solo career. The movie, written by women about relationships between women, resonated with the band. 'My phone exploded that opening weekend,' she said. Phillips didn't tell any friends she was going to be in the film. just singing the song over and over and over again. We showed up on set and saw Maya Rudolph and Kristen Wiig and we started to put the pieces together. The royal with her young bridesmaids and page boys. 'All we knew was that it was a comedy and they wanted to use Hold On and they were hoping and praying we would agree to be in the movie. 'We knew nothing about the story line or who was starring in it,' said Phillips. Hold On, so popular it unseated Madonna's Vogue from the charts, had a big role in the 2011 smash comedy Bridesmaids.

Bridesmaids movie music full#

Listen to trailer music, OST, original score, and the full list of popular songs in the film. Find all 14 songs in Bridesmaids Soundtrack, with scene descriptions.

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That attitude has fostered a Wilson Phillips career renaissance. Visit Tunefind for music from your favorite TV shows and movies. You've got to roll with the punches, and you have to be lighthearted about it.' 'Part of when you know you've made it is when people are sort of mocking you or making fun of you. 'If you can't have a sense of humor about yourself, then you should just get out of the business,' said Phillips, 44, who performs with Wilson Phillips on Friday at the Capitol Theatre in Clearwater. In 2011, Phillips competed on Dancing With the Stars and danced a rumba to the song. The song has risen to sacred pop culture status, sprouting up in comedies like 2004's Harold and Kumar go to White Castle and 2009's Spring Breakdown.