Emma Roberts Reveals Her Favorite Rom-Com Is My Best Friend’s Wedding, Starring Her Aunt Julia Roberts
Emma Roberts revealed during a talk show appearance on Tuesday that My Best Friend’s Wedding, which stars her Aunt Julia Roberts, is her favorite romantic comedy.
The 31-year-old actress during a visit to Watch What Happens Live performed a rom-com version of Phrased And Confused with fellow guest Julie Bowen, 52.
‘Is that how it works. The title of a romantic comedy will appear on the screen slowly, letter by letter. Your only clue will be the year the movie was released. Whoever leaves out the correct title first gets the point. Let’s play Phrase and Confusion,’ host Andy Cohen, 54, told them.
Favorite rom-com: Emma Roberts revealed during a talk show appearance Tuesday that My Best Friend’s Wedding, starring her aunt Julia Roberts, is her favorite rom-com.
The score was tied 1-1 when Andy revealed that the next movie would be coming out in 1997.
Wearing a frilly strapless black dress, Emma studied the board intently as various letters were revealed.
‘My best friend’s wedding!’ she yelled in delight as she guessed the movie correctly.
“That’s my favorite,” Emma declared.
Popular Movie: Julia Roberts is shown in a still from the 1997 film My Best Friend’s Wedding
Tied score: The 31-year-old actress during a visit on Watch What Happens Live performed a rom-com version of Phrased And Confused with fellow guest Julie Bowen, 52
Correct Answer: Emma took the initiative when she guessed correctly My Best Friend’s Wedding
Famous family: Julia is shown with her niece Emma in February 2010 in Los Angeles
It’s great. It’s great,’ said Julie.
Julia, 55, played food critic Julianne ‘Jules’ Potter in My Best Friend’s Wedding, also starring Dermot Mulroney, Cameron Diaz and Rupert Everett.
The film by Australian director PJ Hogan, 60, was a box office success, grossing $299.3 million worldwide.
Karaoke scene: Julia, 55, played food critic Julianne ‘Jules’ Potter in My Best Friend’s Wedding, which also starred Dermot Mulroney and Cameron Diaz.
Good times: Emma laughed while visiting the Bravo clubhouse with Julie
Emma was on the Bravo talk show promoting her upcoming rom-com Maybe I Do, which also stars Julia’s Pretty Woman co-star Richard Gere, Diane Keaton, Susan Sarandon, William H. Macy and Luke Bracey.
Maybe I Do is scheduled to be released on Friday by Vertical Entertainment.
Andy asked Emma about working with the star-studded cast and she admitted she was more intimidated by Susan, 76.
Upcoming rom-com: Emma was on the Bravo talk show promoting her upcoming rom-com Maybe I Do, which also stars Julia’s Pretty Woman co-star Richard Gere, Diane Keaton, Susan Sarandon, William H. Macy and Luke Bracey.
He also responded that Richard, 73, had the best stories about his time in Hollywood.
‘Who was the last one you texted?’ Andy asked.
“I don’t have any of his numbers,” Emma said with a laugh.
No numbers: “I don’t have any of his numbers,” Emma said with a laugh after Andy asked her who was the last of her castmates she texted.
‘Actually I’ll tell you, Diane Keaton wrote down her number for me and handed it to me on a piece of paper, and I put it somewhere and lost it. But he was too embarrassed to tell her. Because what if she wrote, like, F you on the paper, and it was a joke? So I’ll never know what was on the paper,” Emma said.
Andy also relayed a question from a viewer who wanted details on Emma’s Madame Web.
“We just finished filming in Boston,” Emma said while being cautious in providing spoilers for the 2024 superhero movie starring Dakota Johnson, 33, in the title role.
Superhero movie: “We just finished filming in Boston,” Emma said of Madame Web, as she was cautious about providing spoilers for the 2024 superhero movie starring Dakota Johnson, 33, in the title role.
‘It was a very suitable role for me. I’ll leave it at that,’ Emma said.
Andy asked Emma if she would be ready to reboot Unfabulous.
She played ‘unfabulous’ high school student Addie Singer on the Nickelodeon series which ran for three seasons from 2004 to 2007.
‘I mean, I would. Why not? Give me that guitar. …I look the same,” Emma said.
Appropriate role: ‘It was a very appropriate role for me. I’ll leave it at that,’ Emma said of her role in Madame Web.