Amy Adams Rejects 'Dirty' SNL Song To Defend 'Bewitched' Fans

Andy Samberg to say that Amy Adams refused to do a “too dirty” song on it Saturday Night Live to protect new fans of the film Enchanted.

Samberg, 46, talked about the song during the Monday, Nov. 4, episode of “The Lonely Island and the Seth Meyers Podcast,” explaining how he remembers Adams, 50, turning down the Lonely Island pitch while preparing to host the -SNL in 2008.

“I'm not going to go into too much detail about it, but it was a song that would have played with me and Amy Adams, and it was very dirty,” Samberg said on the podcast.

Adams played princess-to-be Giselle in 2007 Enchanteda live-action and animated film that poked fun at the fairy-tale elements of Disney's classic stories, sends its leading lady to a place where it was hard to find – New York City.

Samberg continued, “It was actually like we were both really old and having a picnic, old couples, and one of us got stung by a scorpion. And then I'm dying or something and I'm crying on my deathbed that we haven't explored sex too much in our life, and this great song is about that.”

The actor added that when Adams told him he thought the song was funny, “He was like … 'I'm not going to do that. Little girls are obsessed with it Enchanted right now. They're going to get this, and there's going to be scars, and I just can't mix that right now'.”

The podcast also looked at how Adams and Samberg worked on the Lonely Island song “Hero's Song” instead of a dangerous track, which involved Samberg portraying a Batman-type hero who gets beaten up by trying to stop someone from robbing Adams. .

“Within five minutes, a mom and her little girl walked up and the little girl's face when I saw Amy Adams, I was like, 'Oh, she was right,'” Samberg said on the podcast. “And it taught me a lot. It's not something I've ever thought about in our work, you know what I mean?”

Samberg continued, “Like, he actually has a responsibility and a responsibility to those kids, and he took that seriously. And I remember being impressed by that.”

Adams portrayed the character of Giselle for the second time Enchanted2022 sequel, You are depressed. This film also brought him together with real expenses including Patrick Dempsey, Idina Menzel again James Marsden.

Adams' recent work in cinema has allowed him to move further into exploring fantasy, and the actor recently revealed that he grew out his chin hair for his role in the upcoming film. Night dog. She stars as Mom in the film, which will be released in theaters Dec. 6, Adams said Variety in a profile published on October 22, “Facial hair — that was mine. I saw it as a wonderful reflection of the human experience without any artifice or filters. Or tweezers!”