Chris Pratt: Have Mercy!

23:51Rob Lowe:Another thing on the personal front. Are you coming for tennis on Saturday? yeah yeah you are yeah okay good um i'm getting better dude i'm getting better you're getting you you are getting better i know you gotta have easy though to get better because i was so bad your wife is a stud katherine and her and maria shriver her mother maria's a stick she yeah they're both so good and christina too they grew up playing tennis my goal my simple goal is just to be where i can routinely beat katherine i think he's so great It might not be good for our marriage. Because, you know, she gets the competition gene on both sides.

24:32Rob Lowe:Oh, my God. Dude. Game night? It's like— No, it's gnarly. Can we start having fun at some point? Like, it's so competitive.

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28:30Can we talk about your impressions? You do really good, really good impressions. That's like you're like a sleeper impressionist. Like you don't Like you do some really great I don't want to give anything away But like You do You do really great impressions Okay so here's my

28:45Rob Lowe:My impression of the most amazing painting The Christmas painting Arnold's Christmas painting Yeah Dude I think you've been talking about it I think I've seen you talk about I've been talking about it Yeah I've mentioned it a couple times Well you You Describe the painting First of all Well yeah that's just it So Arnold I have four children Three of those children are the grandchildren of Arnold. And by the way, the most adorbs, well-mannered, smart, amazing kids you'll ever, ever, ever know. Thank you. It's true. It's true. It is true. I've got four incredible children. The youngest three I have with Catherine.

29:29And for Christmas, Arnold had a portrait made, a painting. And it's incredible. It's huge.

29:36Rob Lowe:It looks like one of those Italian masters. Yeah, it truly does. I mean, it looks exactly like my children. And it's the three of them, his three grandchildren, Ford, Lila, and Eloise, peering around a Christmas tree at him as Santa Claus, holding a cookie and sort of smiling and eating that cookie. Very sort of presidentially. But I was like, when I first heard about it, did Arnold paint it? And somebody goes, no, no, no, no. He commissioned it. And that made me think of what that conversation would have been like. And I think it would have gone something like this. You know, it's like some sort of a tree and, you know, the kids are there, but they're kind of hiding behind it.

30:15Rob Lowe:And, you know, I'm in some sort of a suit, you know, a Father Christmas or whatever with a cookie and looking off. And everybody's kind of scared, but they're also kind of happy to be there. But very realistic. that's a that was basically verbatim exactly how it was right yes it's amazing it's an amazing uh it's an amazing christmas decoration painting it's huge you know so i the big thing is like what like at what point in the year do you bring it out you know what i mean because i think oh i think it's like christmas lights are up all the time now not ours no no no no but if you go around Like when I was a kid, you never saw Christmas lights unless it was Christmas season.

31:00Rob Lowe:But now I'd say every 10th house has like a tree lit up with those white lights. Still? Yes. I don't support that. I go so hard in the paint. We start Christmas music November 1st. Wow. I love it. By the time December 26 rolls around, we roll up our sleeves and we get all of it out by New Year's. We have to. Otherwise, it's just too much. and when people don't do that they don't take their Christmas lights down I'm like come on man you gotta it's you gotta close the deal you know you gotta be done you know one of the reasons our wives are so close is they're both so gnarly OCD and I think Cheryl Lowe legitimately on December 26th that Christmas tree is as evaporated it's like it's never been there and see I think where you got to negotiate is how long you leave them up.

31:54Rob Lowe:Like, I think you leave them up till New Year's Eve. No, no. Can I tell you something? So one fact, uh, so Catherine and I, you know, going, uh, got married at, uh, well, we got married at San Ysidro Ranch, but we also had a ceremony at St. Monica's church and a, and a part of getting married at St. Monica's church is going, doing premarital counseling. And we did like six sessions with this guy was, by the way, the best thing in the world. If you're somebody who's thinking of getting married, you should definitely follow this. They ask you questions you would not even think to answer until you're like, have been married for eight years.

32:31And then something comes up and you're like, what do you mean? That's what you think about that. And then you have to negotiate it then.

32:35Rob Lowe:That's amazing. Like pre-negotiating every, diffusing every, it's a landmine. It was really great. And we came up with this whole like list of directives that we were going to have in our, this partnership and in our wedding. and one of them was that we were going to uh play christmas music on november 1st and that we were going to take the christmas tree down on december 26th we talked about it beforehand so we so now we're on board it's like and then we don't have to be like it's your first christmas you're like let's take the tree down what do you mean let's take the tree down you're like you're learning all this stuff about it's like the 300 potential landmines and diffuse them beforehand and that way if you have an issue you talk about it and you can you hash it out every single one if you agree on it you move on but if there's things you disagree on you hash it out and you and you do the work to like figure out why are you coming from this and with this therapist who's basically like, you know, talking, diffusing a bomb.

33:25Yeah. But that's not going to cause an argument or a fight because a lot of this stuff is, you know, kind of can make you angry or upset or triggered or whatever. So I definitely recommend it.

33:35Rob Lowe:What a great idea. That's a great gift to give your potential spouse. It's a prenup everybody can get behind. Yeah, that's right. That's right. Yeah. Okay. So you're coming to, yeah, your, your, your tennis game's getting better. 100 % getting better. Do you have any good quotes from the kids from recently? Cause they're very quotable, your kids. Jack in particular, very, you know, your, your, your, your oldest son, Jack, I think is definitely going to be in the business and maybe even a state, he wants to do standup. He's that's what he says, right? Yeah. He's a, he's a comedian, man. He's hilarious.

34:13he's he's so funny i yeah i mean he really funny really funny the best we went to you know we went to that nfl game that uh we went to the the um seahawks versus rams yep i got to go up there to promote it for mercy because mercy's on amazon movie and so it's amazon had the thursday night football but he and i sat in the box and watched that comeback at the end we were both we were both literally praying and watch this miraculous comeback and we're holding each other and jumping up and down with tears streaming down our face it was he and i have gone to a handful of sporting events and every time we go something fucking miraculous you're at the otani game weren't you at the otani game with the 3k with like 10ks and three home runs we were at the game freddie freeman hit the uh grand slam home run and we don't go 20 times a year we go like maybe twice a year so we just happened to catch the most iconic moments yeah and now he's in the jumbotron you know did you know that he's on the he's on the dodgers that's the other thing that's amazing

35:15Rob Lowe:okay so explain this to everybody because this is the coolest thing this just makes me so happy so we got to go to so jack and i got to go to the dodgers game we went to two dodgers game over the course of two years one was for like a peyton kershaw invited us to this faith and family night which was really sweet and special and you got to go up there and you share your testimony of faith and then we watched the game and then we went to like one other game. And then the following year, we went to the World Series game and then this year, we went with your son Matthew who took us in the box to another game.

35:49So we've been to, I think, four Dodgers games in person. And one of the times, it must have been one of the earlier games because in the jumble tree, he has braces and he no longer has his braces. So it wasn't from this year. They just got a, of a video of him frantically cheering you know just like i just absolute super fan never consulted us i had no idea it was going to happen but just somehow someone was like dude is that is that jack is jack on the jumble trying like 20 people texted me from the game and every time they'd say let's make some noise it's that picture of jack one he was the he was like the

36:27Rob Lowe:the doctor he's the let's make some noise kid on the jumbotron at dodger stadium played three times every game all the time every game at least at least three yeah unreal oh yeah and it was like i don't think it was it hadn't what was amazing is i just it didn't did not have anything to do with you no nothing because we're there they just happen to have that stock version like that kid was he like him he was the embodiment of sheer fandom and joy and so that was pretty cool a lot of his friends at school call him out for that. Good quotes. I don't know. Lila told me today she was upset with me when I had to leave for work.

37:05She didn't want to go to school. And so she stormed away and she walked back and she stuck a post-it on my chest. And it had the word dad and an X through it.

37:20Like, I crossed you out. Like, oh, honey.

37:24Rob Lowe:Oh, my God. you are surrounded by strong women. It's the truth. Perfectly and also personally, yes. In every way. And that's, by the way, same. I have boys, but that's what it takes to keep you and I on our toes. But, that said, it's like, how great is it when we can sneak off and bro out? Oh, it's the best. it's just like yeah it's needed yeah we're we are like very tame people like we don't go off and do crazy it's not like we're doing vegas trips and doing we just like go golf and talk shit for five hours yeah we go golf and then we shortly before we go home and be we we deferential to the leaders of our lives yeah we just like to get together and talk about our cheekbones and our stylists right and um yeah what kind of kind of moisturizers we're using Yeah, yeah, yeah.

38:23Rob Lowe:By the way, this is a true story. And it was a little bit of a bit on your part, but also not. And I love it so much. It was, so what would have been the very first gnarly red carpet where you're the lead of Ben? Guardians? Or Jurassic? Yeah, probably Guardians. Yeah. Okay. So I remember, phone call, it's you. Rollo. I'm in the car. I'm on the way to the premiere. Right? Yeah. True story, right? This is a true story. I know where you're going with this. Proceed. Yes, it is true. Rolo, tell me, what are the three faces you make on the red carpet? I said, Rolo, I don't know how to do this. Okay.

39:07Talk me through it. And you were like, kid, it's simple. It was on, I don't even think it was called, it was in person on the set of Parks and Rec. And you were like, it was like, because I was like.

39:17Rob Lowe:No, it was, we started it in Parks and Rec and then you called me and said you forgot it. Oh, that's right. I called you back to remind you, tell me again what it was. Tell me what I told. What did I tell you? See if you can remember. Well, you were like, listen, it's really easy. Okay. There are three faces. You're going to do man of the people. Yep. You're going to do icon. Yep. And you're going to do smolder. Yes. Those are the three faces. You smolder. You're smolder. Yeah, that's good. That's a good smolder. Give me icon. Then you do man of the people. Okay.

39:54Rob Lowe:then you do icon dude i'm watching it right now i i do i i'm this is why podcasts now need to have video because when you did them those those work they work otherwise i don't know what to do i'm just like look at you look at you everyone's saying my name look at you i don't know what to do but it's like it gives you a bit it gives you an intention you know it's good it gives you a bit But, you know, and what women do, right? What women should be doing. What? You know, you tell Catherine this. Catherine needs no help. She photographs beautifully. And I saw this because I was on a carpet and the Olsen twins were in front of me.

40:39Rob Lowe:And you know, I've never understood what people go, say cheese, and you take the picture. I think that comes from, when you say the word cheese, it automatically puts your mouth in the shape of a smile, I think. I'm assuming that's what it is. It has to be, right? Because why would it be cheese? The Olsen say prune. Prune. Prune. And if you say prune, you get the pout, the lip pout. Oh, that's good. Prune. You get the lip pout and the suck in of the cheek muscles. I had someone tell me, I'm trying to think of who it was. Be bored. Oh. Oh, yes. I can't pull it off. You see it a lot and I can't do it.

41:23Rob Lowe:I can't do it. You know why? Because we're both people pleasers. And we're like, I'm Midwestern. You're not Midwestern. You're from Washington State. But we're like. But I was born in Minnesota. My parents are in Minnesota. So I was raped by Midwestern. So I am Midwestern. It's like a Midwestern values thing. It's like, I can't, I can't do that. It's a bridge too far for me. But you see. I don't want to be aloof. no it feels it feels a tad i don't want to say disrespectful just mean there's something about it but there are certain actors who are they probably are bored but maybe but i i think i know what you mean and it's like this i heard this once and i said it and someone was like you should never say that again so say it again right now i'm gonna say it again right now um You should always pay attention to what people say about you because they might be right.

42:19So people are like, no, you should never give a shit what someone has to say about you. And I'm like, but what if they're right though? And so operating in a way that you don't want people to have bad things to say about you is not necessarily a bad posture. You shouldn't do it in such a way that you're disintegrating your own boundaries that you've set. And you need to have safeguards in your life to kind of protect who you are. And you should feel free to be yourself. And don't, I think just being cavalierly yourself, but at the expense of like someone else thinking you're a douchebag is not the right move.

42:52Be like, huh, how is that going to be perceived? It's really good. I think it's probably a testament maybe to this, the Midwestern vibe in both of us and some of the longevity that we've both been blessed to have in our careers. It's like people like to be around us maybe, you know, like if you could pick who's going to be on set with me and it's between you and someone else. And it's like, you know, it's like six and one half dozen the other. They might choose the guy that's going to be a fun vibe on set. Who's not going to make you feel like a jerk or, you know, not be mean. He's not gonna be dismissive.

43:21Like being, being nice is a value and an asset in this, in this business. And so like, yeah, standing there and being like, I'm fucking bored. Cause you want the picture to look good. People are gonna be like, God, this guy was kind of a jerk.

43:35Rob Lowe:Somebody dressed you in free clothes. You got driven there in a fancy car. People are taking your picture Oh, God Bring a watch that you didn't buy That you may or may not have to give back At the end of this thing Yeah, I love the may or may not have to give back part of it You know, my favorite thing is when I realized Oh, they send a guard Like when all those The actresses have this insane necklace There's also a guard there Right To make sure they don't abscond Right And there's some great You can Google, just Google actresses stealing jewelry. It's really funny. There's some great stories.

44:14Rob Lowe:I don't want to, I don't want to rat anybody out, but there's some great. Oh, I just forgot. I just booked a trip to Cabo immediately after the Golden Gloves. I don't know how that happened. Oh, no, I just forgot this Harry Winston, you know,$5 million necklace. I just, oh, silly me. I'm just scattered. I thought I was even wearing it. No, I didn't know. What, I know, I know what it was. Oh, so how you're going on a big press tour. You're going to Mexico City next. Is this, is this right? Yeah, we've already done, we've already been to London and we've been to Spain. And we will go to Mexico City and then we will go to New York.

44:49I'm doing Kimmel tonight here in LA, but then I'll do Mexico City. We'll do some promotion out there and then we'll go to New York and kind of do the talk show circuit out there and then come home for the release of the movie.

45:02Rob Lowe:You got any bets for Kimmel? or are you just going to be charming Chris Pratt off the cuff? I can't remember what we talked about. To the lay person who may not know this, they always call you and they do a pre-interview. So by the time you're out there. Wait, no, let's do a pre-interview. I'm going to do it. We're going to do it. Okay, so here's what we're going to do. So this is when you see people on talk shows, this has happened beforehand. Hey, Chris, I'm Billy Johnson. I'm producing your segment for Kimmel. How are you doing? Yeah, great talking to you earlier, Billy. How's it going? It's really, really good.

45:35Rob Lowe:So yeah, we're super excited to talk about your movie. The, um, yeah, yes, yes. Talk about that. We'll talk about that. And I'm just like wondering, um, so like, did you play any, were there any practical jokes that you played on the set? There must've been some like, like hijinks you got into. Yes. Oh yes. Gosh. Of course. We're always pulling pranks on each other. That's right. And then you come up with the story and then you You tell them the story that you're doing. And then after the long phone call where you may talk for like 25 minutes, trying pitching spits, they come up to you and again, they go, and then I'll be Billy to say, I'm like, hey, Rob, good to see you again.

46:15So remember on the call yesterday, Jimmy really loved the piece about Cheryl and she should love the piece about the necklace. And so like, he's going to basically say this and then you're going to say, oh yeah, you know, what a bummer, this Harry Winston necklace, whoops. And then that's going to lead into this. so it's all completely choreographed and crafted before you get out there now i think the best people will go out there and just throw that away and throw and throw the uh throw it out of throw out the window not care about it and then just go wherever it takes you but it gives you some sort of architecture yeah when i first started i was like okay so i'd memorize this stuff as if i was going out there and doing a scene and it was it would feel so stiff and you get so nervous you know like i remember the first time doing talk shows god because i used to dream about it man I would be like, if I could go on Jay Leno, what would that be like?

46:59What would I say? Would I be funny? Would people like me? I cared so deeply about being, I would rehearse it over and over in my head. And then the more times you do it, just like the more comfortable you get and you get to the point where you're like, it kind of doesn't matter what you go out there and say, just try to have fun and be as funny as you can be and respectful to the host and to the audience and, you know, promote, make sure you promote the thing you're promoting. And it's not as important as you once thought it was.

47:25Rob Lowe:It takes some experience to get to that point. For me, I learned that lesson finally when Letterman was the be-all, end-all. And I just had never really done Letterman. And they put me on one of those calls. It literally lasted a car ride from Malibu to LAX. So that's what, 45, 50 minutes. then picked up when I landed in New York, they wanted more. And then when I got to the thing, they were like, so tell that story about camping with your dad. And I'm like, I don't think that's really a good, really? Dave loved it. He loved that story. Okay. So just make sure you do that. I'm like, and they're literally telling me that as I'm about to go on and I'm so nervous.

48:12Rob Lowe:And I go out and I tell the story and it's a long story. And they're like, tell the whole thing. I tell the whole thing and to dead silence. And Dave looks at me and goes, you know what? You seem like a nice kid. Maybe you come up to my office afterward and we'll work on that story.

48:35Rob Lowe:Totally sandbagged. Wow. Absolutely true story. See, that's... You got to wonder though, did Dave really like that story? Did the producers just throw it at like... Wow. Was it a setup so he could shellack me? To shellack you? You never know, man. You just never know. Well, I'll tell you what. I never, I never, I never, ever, ever listened to any whatever pre-programming after that. It was great. It was a gift. You bomb on Letterman like that. I've never bombed since. Yeah, I remember seeing some people really bomb on Letterman. like he he was i remember seeing a couple of it was actresses that went on there and just i don't want to say who they were but man it was not because i feel like if i was ever hosting or if you were ever hosting you'd really want to root for the people and get them going but i think it was up there was like maybe it's a new york thing or it's like hey dude you're here to be entertaining i think that's another thing is a lot of times people go up there and they're so humble they're like there's nothing entertaining about i'm like that's not the that's not the playbook here like this is a you're on tv fucking bacon dude come up with something after you're what are you doing you know so like that's a tough situation it's a tough situation man you want to bring you want to come bring your a-game that's what i was saying that's what made me think about it it's like if you're asking people to sit down and watch you in an interview or a tv or something like have a story have a story would be helpful yeah you know have something to talk about i might try i might you know what i might try to talk about is how my brother was on that's what i I forgot.

50:16I don't know if we're going to get around to it, but my brother, you know, was police thought was a law enforcement for 20 years. Yeah. And so he was a tech advisor on mercy. And so he came down and was on set. And my brother was like my absolute idol growing up. I did everything my brother did. I wanted to do. He, I wrestled because he wrestled, you know, I got into acting because he was an actor. He was like boo bear on the Christmas special play when I was in first grade and he was in second, third grade. and I watched my mom just like tearing up and giving a standing ovation after a solo and I was like, oh my god my acting is so cool, I want to be an actor and like I just he would take his clothes off because he had style and he wore cologne and he would take them off and they'd be on his floor like a little pile of pants with the underwear in them and the shirt right next to it and before school I would just go down to his room and just put on his clothes he wore the day before and I would wear his clothes to school because we had a big enough age gap two years to where I was at a different school than him.

51:16When I started doing that in high school, he was like, dude, my friends are asking me why you're wearing the clothes I wore yesterday. You got to stop doing it. And so I always wanted to be exactly like him. And so, you know, he went in the army. If you'd have looked at the two of us as kids and said, hey, listen, one of you is going to go into the army and into law enforcement. And one of you is going to go into Hollywood to be an actor. There's not a single person in my family who would have thought it was me who went out to be an actor my brother was like an absolute star and i was way more the army kid i was like dressing in camo and like you know hunting and out in the woods all the time you could have seen me go the army route right in fact the only thing i didn't go the army route is my brother called me when he was in the army was like if you're thinking of going in the army i'm gonna tell you don't do it i don't think it's right for you god if you're too sensitive i don't think you'd like this i don't think you you should do something different like he i think he was not having the best time or something he told me that it stuck with me.

52:07So that's why I didn't go in there. But anyways, he came on to be a tech advisor on this movie. And it's the first time we've been able to actually work together in all these years. I used to go do ride alongs with them. I was always, you know, still, he's still like one of my favorite people in the whole world. But he got to be in my environment and see me on set and be there as a tech advisor and did great. By the way, he'd be amazing as a tech advisor on any, any, any movie. But then he got a cameo at the end of the movie. So he plays a security guard and he gets like shot up they like squibbed him up oh no way amazing with like blood flying out all over the place amazing um he was like excited and i was excited i like they were gonna do it after i was supposed to go home and i was like i'm staying i like videoed from the side and watched him and he did great pulls his gun out runs boom boom boom gets shot does his own stunt falls into like these elevator doors and then the elevator doors open and they continue to open and close on like his body that's like the scene right yeah so he does it he does a great job it looks great and then they needed to go back and shoot some of the stuff from a different angle before he gets shot and they had already squibbed up his pants so the pants were ruined my brother is you know a prat who has not had to like he's like parks and rec andy version of prat so he's a bigger dude you know solid strong solid man you know he's big and so they put it so they didn't have the pants that fit him so they put him in a pair of pants that were like probably three sizes too small and so he had to squeeze into these tight little pants to do this next piece he's like bro these pants are so tight like i have to do this stunt like what am i gonna i was like just do it like it's fine you'll put it off camera he does this stunt again and he has to lay there like dead for a few minutes as the elevator doors are closing on him and he does this stunt he falls back and as he falls back the pants split from like the back of his pants all the way to the front up to the belt line it's like completely exposed and he's laying there spread eagle fully hanging out and the door is just closing on his head for like three minutes as he's laying there like trying to not move because he's he's dead you know so it's like welcome to hollywood kid welcome to hollywood there's a closed doors on your head now he was like at this point completely off camera the camera had already moved on to the other part of the sequence but he did he just don't know that so he's laying there and i have it on video where i'm like dude this is

54:29Rob Lowe:Oh, you have to get, that's a great bit. I want to see that. That's a great bit. Yeah, that's a great bit. You got to get that, get that over to Kimmel. All right. They're telling me, who are you talking to after me? I hope it's not somebody more important. I hope it's somebody less important. First of all, there's nobody more important than you. I think it might be fun for me. Okay. That's what I thought you were going to say. And I love you for it. All right, my friend. I'll see you when you get back from the tour. My golf index is now down to an 11. Down to an 11? Yeah. Dude. Well, by the way, no, I'm not coming to Saturday.

54:58I'm going to be in New York. Oh, shit. The following Saturday, I'll be there. All right, following Saturday.

55:02Rob Lowe:I love you, brother. Thanks for coming on. See you soon. Oh, good to see you, buddy. All right, bye.

55:14Rob Lowe:Chris Pratt, ladies and gentlemen, from Mercy in theaters now. Super cool movie. And just as you know, as you just heard, one of the great guys. Seriously, one of the great guys in Hollywood. but just decent, smart, cool. It'd be great to have more like Mr. Chris Pratt. Love him so much. And I thank him for being on. And I thank you guys for listening as always. And I'll see you next week right here on Literally. You've been listening to Literally with Rob Lowe, produced by me, Sean Doherty, with help from associate producer, Sean Calvano. Research by Jeff Fox. Engineering and mixing by Joanna Samuel.

55:55Rob Lowe:Our executive producers are Rob Lowe for Low Profile And Nick Liao, Adam Sachs, and Jeff Ross for Team Coco Booking by Catherine Cook Music by Devin Bryant Special thanks to Hidden City Studios Thanks for listening We'll see you next time On Literally Really?

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