73 Questions With Gal Gadot | Vogue Quiz by: rmd ESLVIDEO.COM Quiz#: 36534 1.) What is the first question the interviewer asks? 2.) What does Gal drink every morning? a.) What's an exciting thing going on in life right now? b.) How are you feeling right now? a.) apple juice, water and coffee & water b.) water, coffee, and a tablespoon of vinegar 3. Where is Gal from? 4. What's Gal's secret to fighting jet lag when she's travels? a.) She's from Los Angeles. b.) She's from Israel. a.) She has Shakshuka for breakfast tomatoes, garlic, eggs and feta cheese. b.) Water and sunshine. 5. What does "yalla" mean? 6. What are Gal's favorite sports? a.) Let's go. Let's do it. b.) Cool! a.) basketball and dodgeball b.) football and volleyball 7. What does Gal want the audience to take away from her film, "Wonder Woman 1984"? 8. When Gal gets good news or bad news, who are the first people she calls? a.) To think about it from a political point of view. b.) To enjoy it and think about the narrative afterwards. a.) her brother and her husband b.) her husband and her mother 9. What's a song she can't stop singing? 10. When does Gal feel most beautiful? a.) ♪ If you don't wanna see me ♪ b.) Mary Poppins! a.) When she's on vacation in Maldives. b.) When she's rested. 11. Gal is drawn to what kind of look? 12. Where did she meet her husband? a.) blue, red, white, black, burgundy -- she likes all colors. b.) stunning, young, cool and comfortable a.) at a party in a bar in Brazil b.) at a party in the desert in Israel 13. What do Gal and her husband like to do when they're together? 14. What would her husband say is her best quality? a.) just hang out b.) go to museums a.) That she is very positive. b.) That she can be very silly. 15. What's something that her kids do that really makes her laugh? 16.) Would Gal rather go sky diving or scuba diving? a.) When they sing and dance. b.) When they pretend to be serious. a.) sky diving b.) neither 17. Is Gal and early bird or a night owl? 18. Prior to acting, what was Gal doing in life? a.) night owl b.) early bird a.) She was studying law. b.) She worked in the film industry at a production company. 73 Questions With Gal Gadot | VogueTranscript 73 Questions With Gal Gadot | VogueTranscript ESLVIDEO.COM Quiz#: 36534 - [Interviewer] Hey there, I am here to see Gal. - Hi. - Where's Gal? - Perfect, she's gonna be right this way. - [Interviewer] Let's go! Here we are, Gal, "73 Questions". - Hey, how are you? - Let's do it. Shalom. - Good to see you. - Thank you very much, - Shalom. - Good to see you. - How have you been? - [Interviewer] I'm so excited for this. - Me too, It's great. - [Interviewer] Aw, man! - I've been waiting for you. - [Interviewer] This is gonna be good. My first question, let's get it out of the way. - Yes. - [Interviewer] How are you feeling right now? - I'm great, how are you? - [Interviewer] I'm good! - Good! - [Interviewer] I couldn't be better, I'm with you! I'm catching you right before your "Vogue" cover style. - I know. - [Interviewer] Lucky me! - Lucky me. - [Interviewer] And besides that, what's an exciting thing going on in life right now? - I'm shooting a new movie. "Red Notice" with Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds and it's a lot of fun. - [Interviewer] Must be funny being with those guys. - Yes. - [Interviewer] And is there anything missing in life right now? - Are you kidding me? Look at us, no, everything is great. - [Interviewer] Pretty perfect. Now how do you start most mornings, when you're at home? - I woke up, I washed my face and all that. Then I always drink a tablespoon of apple vinegar, water and coffee. And workout. - [Interviewer] Okay, and how often are you getting back to Israel? - As often as I can, but not enough. Not often enough. - [Interviewer] What do you miss most about Israel? - My family, my friends. - [Interviewer] Well I thought you'd miss these, that's why I brought them to you. - Oh wow, where'd you get this? - [Interviewer] I have my ways. - Oh my God it's Israeli chocolate. Thank you so much, I'll share. - [Interviewer] Make you feel at home a little bit right now. All right, so Israel is up there on my places to go. What should I do when I go? One thing, what's the one thing? - One thing you should do in Israel, you should go to Tel Aviv and go to a restaurant on the beach. There's so many and they're all great. - [Interviewer] And what's unique about Israeli culture? - It's like one big melting pot. With people from so many different places and different cultures and flavors. - [Interviewer] And when you go home, what food is waiting for you on the table? - I love Shakshuka on a Saturday morning. It's delicious, it's like tomatoes with garlic and eggs and feta cheese it's delicious. - [Interviewer] That sounds so good. Now what's the secret to fighting jet lag when you travel? - Drink loads of water. And I guess just be out in the sun, vitamin D. - [Interviewer] How many languages can you speak? - Two. - [Interviewer] Okay, can you teach me some Hebrew? - Sure. - [Interviewer] Let's do it. - Can you say sababa? - [Interviewer] Sababa. - Nice, yes, sababa is cool. - [Interviewer] Cool. - Awesome. - [Interviewer] All right, well my next question was can you teach me a slang word? But I guess that may do it. What else? - What else? Say yalla, It's a really easy one. - [Interviewer] Yalla. - Yeah, it's like in Hebrew and Arabic, it means let's go, let's do it. - [Interviewer] Okay and what's a tongue twister in Hebrew that you can share with me? Come on. - Salla shalla shir sameh'ach, shir sameh'ach shalla Salla. Now you go. - [Interviewer] Shalla salla shalla. - Almost, good enough, good enough. Oh they're ready for us. - Okay. - Do you wanna come do the fittings? - [Interviewer] Let's do the fittings. - Let's go, yalla. - [Interviewer] Yalla, yalla. Gal, what's your favorite sport? - Basketball, dodge ball. I love dodge ball. - [Interviewer] Favorite board game? - Definitely Rummikub. - [Interviewer] What was your immediate reaction when you were approached about the role of Wonder Woman? - Ah! - [Interviewer] And as you know, it did pretty well in the Box Office, not too shabby. - I know. - How did that feel? - Oh my God it was amazing, incredible. - [Interviewer] Now let me fan off for a second by saying that the trailer for "Wonder Woman 1984", made me scream, just like you. Ah! What inside info can you tell me about that movie? Give me something good. - You know I can't. - Gal, Gal! - You know I can't. You're gotta just wait a little bit longer before you go see the movie. - [Interviewer] Don't disappoint me, Gal. Don't disappoint me. All right, so what do you want audiences to take away from that film? - First of all I want them to just enjoy the movie, and maybe think about the narrative of the movie afterwards. - [Interviewer] Did immersing yourself in the 80's make you more or less nostalgic for the past? - More. - [Interviewer] Everyone loves the 80's. - Exactly, it's such a great decade. - [Interviewer] What traits does a character need to have in order for you to portray them? - It's not so much about the traits as much as it's about the context. - [Interviewer] Hm. - Yeah. - [Interviewer] And when do you know a part is perfect for you? - When I love the script, I love the film-maker and I'm intrigued by the character. - [Interviewer] Okay there's a bank heist. - Yes. - [Interviewer] Who'd be your partner in crime, who is it? - My husband, definitely, Yaron. - [Interviewer] Okay there's good new or bad news, who's the person you first call? - My husband and my mother. - [Interviewer] Okay, what's the weirdest thing you've ever read about yourself? - That I look like a broom. - [Interviewer] You do not look like a broom. - Thank you, I appreciate that. - [Interviewer] I'm here to validate the fact that I do not see you as a broom. - Thank you. - [Interviewer] What's the best book you've read recently? - "All The Rivers", by Dorit Rabinyan. - [Interviewer] What's a song that you can't stop singing? ♪ If you don't wanna see me ♪ - [Interviewer] Dua Lipa, Dua Lipa! - Dua Lipa. - [Interviewer] Dua Lipa. - Dua Lipa. - [Interviewer] What's the best date night spot in LA? - I can't tell you 'cause then everyone will go there. - [Interviewer] Yeah you have that effect on people, huh? - Aw. - [Interviewer] Best movie to watch with your kids? - Mary Poppins. - [Interviewer] Where do you go to get inspired? - I love going to the museums. I know it sounds old but I love good exhibitions, I would go anywhere. - [Interviewer] What's the best vacation you've ever had? - The Maldives, the Maldives - [Interviewer] I've always wanted to go there. - Ah, you should! - [Interviewer] Okay. - Gorgeous, ladies! - Hello. - [Gal] Hello, how are you? - Hi, welcome. - [Interviewer] All right, Gal, rapid fire. - All right, yes. - We gotta get through this. - Yes, yes - [Interviewer] C'mon let's do it. Rapid fire, - Hit me. - [Interviewer] Give it to me, give it to me! - Yes, give it to me! - Bold brow or bold lip? - Bold lip. - [Interviewer] Pedicure or manicure? - Pedicure. - [Interviewer] Hepburn or Monroe? - Hepburn. - [Interviewer] Favorite denim color? - Blue. - [Interviewer] Favorite shade of lipstick? - Red. - [Interviewer] Now slow down for this one. When do you feel most beautiful? - When I'm rested. - [Interviewer] When do you feel most fulfilled? - When I'm having quality time with my kids. - [Interviewer] All right, so we have a lot of beautiful, beautiful wardrobe here. - I know. - [Interviewer] This is so nice. And what are you drawn to in choosing a look? - First of all, I want it to look stunning. But then also young and cool and comfortable. As much as it could be. - [Interviewer] What's a color that you gravitate to? - Oh so many, blue, red, white, black, burgundy. I mean, all the colors are great. - [Interviewer] And what's the most elaborate Wonder Woman cosplay that you've seen? - There's a guy, I think he's in Brazil, and his name is Wonder Beera. Check him out. - [Interviewer] I will. All right, gotta ask you about your husband. - Yes. - [Interviewer] What is this interview without asking about your husband? - Exactly, ♪ love, love, love. ♪ - [Interviewer] How did you and your husband meet? - We met at a party in the desert in Israel. - [Interviewer] And who liked who first? - He would say I liked him first, but I'd rather say he liked me first. - [Interviewer] Who's gonna resolve that debate? - I know, right? - Yeah. - Me. - [Interviewer] What was your first date? - We went to a nice bar in Tel Aviv. - [Interviewer] When did you know that you wanted to marry him? - He actually told me on our second date that he's gonna propose in two years. And he did. - [Interviewer] How did you react to that? - I was 21, I was pretty cool. Now that I think about it, it's crazy but I guess both of us knew it was meant to be. - [Interviewer] That's really sweet. Now when you're both on the same schedule, how do you like to spend your time together? - Just be together. Whether it's just us going out with just each other or friends or just being home with great music and wine and food and just that. - That's nice. - Simple. - [Interviewer] What would your husband say is your best quality? - That I can be very silly. - [Interviewer] What would your kids say is your best quality? - That and maybe that I'm very positive. - [Interviewer] You are. You are. - Thank you. - [Interviewer] And motherhood. - Yes. - [Interviewer] Look at that, motherhood, what was the most surprising part about becoming a mother? - How much one can love and also how much I can do when being so exhausted. - [Interviewer] Yeah. And what's something that your kids do that really makes you laugh. - Perform. Like when they start to sing and dance and do performances together, that's when it cracks me up. - All right. - Yeah. - [Interviewer] And what's one trait you wanna pass onto your kids? - That they're limitless and they can do whatever they wanna do with their lives. - [Interviewer] And what's something from your childhood that you wanna replicate for your daughters? - Simplicity. - [Woman] We definitely need more time. - Gal, we need 10 more minutes. - 10 minutes, okay. We have time, do you wanna go over there? - [Interviewer] Let's do it, all right. - Call me when you need me. - [Interviewer] Sky diving or scuba diving? - Neither. - [Interviewer] No. - I know, no. - [Interviewer] You are such a scuba dive type. - Yeah I tried that I get too...Yeah it's not for me. - [Interviewer] Early bird or night owl? - After you. Definitely early bird. - [Interviewer] Okay and Batman or Superman? - Batman. - [Interviewer] What would you tell your biggest fan if they met you? - Thank you. - [Interviewer] And what's your favorite part of award shows? - Just being there, seeing everybody. So many creative, talented, brilliant people. - [Interviewer] Is there any director that you're dying to work with? - Spielberg. - [Interviewer] You hear that, Spielberg? - Did you hear it? - [Interviewer] Did you hear that? You gotta say it a little louder for him. - Steven. - [Interviewer] Who's the funniest person you've ever been on set with? - Oh my God I can't answer that. - [Interviewer] Yeah? - I'm lucky. - You are. - I've had a bunch of people that were really fun to work with. - [Interviewer] What artist should we all be paying attention to right now? - Alma Halil. - [Interviewer] Prior to acting, what were you doing in life? - I studied law. - [Interviewer] Okay. - Yeah. - [Interviewer] Yeah and what kind of law did you wanna practice? - I didn't quite figure that out yet, back then. But, you know, life happened. - [Interviewer] Do you remember your first movie audition? - Yes it was for Bond, for one of the Bond movies and I didn't get the part. - [Interviewer] It's their loss. It's their loss. Now you're a champion for women everywhere, what's a mantra you want all women to have for themselves? - It's not just for women, it's everybody. Just love yourself and be kind to yourself. Cheesy but true. - [Interviewer] Yeah. And what do you want the film industry to look like for women in a decade? - I would love to see more female writers and film-makers. - [Interviewer] Why is it so important for you to pick strong characters like Wonder Woman and now, Hedy Lamarr. - I guess I like strong characters. I don't know, yeah. - [Interviewer] Now you've recently started your own production company. - Right. - [Interviewer] What was the motivation for that? - To be able to tell stories that I'm truly, truly passionate about. - [Interviewer] And what story would you love to seen be made into a film? - Lisa Howard. - [Interviewer] Hm. - If you don't know about her and you probably don't, Google. - I will google her. - Google her. - [Interviewer] I will Google her. If you could time travel to the past, - Yes. - [Interviewer] Who's one person you would have to speak to? - Hedy Lamarr. - [Interviewer] And what would you say to Hedy? - I would say, How is it on the other side? How are you? - [Interviewer] All right, Gal. - Yes. - [Interviewer] I don't know how to say heart-broken in Hebrew, but-- Shavulev. - [Interviewer] Shavulev, I'm shavulev right now, because this is the last question. Question number 73. - Yes. - [Interviewer] Can you please once and for all resolve the debate on how to pronounce your last name. I have $10 on this with a friend. - It's very simple, Gal Gadot. - [Interviewer] One more time just for clarity. - Gal Gadot. - [Interviewer] All right, Gal Gadot. This was great thank you so much. - Thank you! - [Interviewer] All right.
