Full Transcript of Elizabeth Banks’ Live Chat

Kelsey | June 6, 2012 | 0 Comments More

Yesterday Elizabeth Banks did a live chat with fans. If you missed it, never fear, we have the full transcript for you here! She doesn’t discuss ‘The Hunger Games‘, but she does give us an insight into some of her favorite things, fashion and her upcoming movie ‘People Like Us’. They have a full replay of the conversation available at ElizabethBanks.com, check it out below!

MarkusMc40 asked “What is your favorite summer flick?”

@MarkusMc40 Dirty Dancing.

WTForever21 said, “I love you in The Baxter and Wet Hot American Summer is one of my favorite movies. What’s your favorite comedy? Something that makes you laugh every time.”

@WTForever21 I know this is weird but I laugh really hard at a lot of Pulp Fiction. “I don’t know you!”

Alfredo Horna Portero asked, “What was it like filming People Like Us and working with Michelle Pffeifer? Is it a special film for you?”

@Alfredo Horna Portero: It is special for me because it was a huge challenge – it is a very emotional but funny film – and I enjoy walking that line. Like in life, right? It’s a roller coaster.

@Alfredo Horna Portero: Follow-up, I didn’t work with American-acting-icon Michelle. She plays Chris Pine’s mom and we are connected but we never meet in the film. But she was way cool to meet in person.

Miranda said, “People Like Us looks amazing! Can’t wait to see it! What was the process like getting into your character Frankie and how did you personally relate to her and her struggles?”

@Miranda My character, Frankie, is a recovering alcoholic in AA. I attended meetings and I think it is an amazing organization. I know others like her and I am proud of them for seeking help and working the program.

Camillehungergames asked, “Are you more dress girl or do you prefer a t-shirt and pants?”

@Camillehungergames In summer I am all about dresses. It’s too hot for pants.

Kisu asked, “What is your perfect summer day?”

@Kisu 85 degrees, breezy. Great food, great friends, no place to be but right where I am.