“They don’t really give a s— about it.”
Brooke Palmer/WARNER BROS.; WARNER BROS.
Hader’s daughter didn’t have particularly kind words forIt Chapter 2.
“So my kid did go, ‘I saw you inIt.’
Bill Hader and Bill Skarsgard in ‘It Chapter Two’.Brooke Palmer/WARNER BROS.; WARNER BROS.
And I was like, ‘Oh, what do you think?'”
“She was like, ‘First movie was better.’
I was like, ‘Okay.'”
Finn Wolfhard in ‘It’; Bill Hader in ‘It Chapter Two’.Brooke Palmer/WARNER BROS.(2)
Critics and audiences agreed with Hader’s daughter’s assessment of the two-partStephen Kingadaptation.
The film also holds a 69 rating on the critic aggregator Metacritic.
Hader said that his kids’ criticism of his work doesn’t particularly bother him.
“They don’t really give a s— about it.”
and all these kids would run over to her to get pictures," Hader remembered.
Hader jokingly tried to tout his own industry cred with one of his darkest projects.
“I was like, ‘How about your dad’s Barry?'”
“She was like, ‘No one watches that here, Dad.
We’re in elementary school.
That’s not a comedy.'”
Hader also recalled his kids being “embarrassed” to hear his voice in animated movies.
“And I had to walk after I go, ‘What’s wrong?'”
“[She said,] ‘Are you in the whole thing?’
‘No, that’s the only scene I’m in,'” Hader said.
“She’s like, ‘You swear you’re not in the rest of the thing?’
She’s like, ‘All right.’
Hader said that he completely understands his kids’ hesitation to watch him on screen.
“I get it,” he said.
Hi, Chewie, Bill Senior.’
That’d be terrible.
Listen to the full conversation between Hader and Danson above.
