Jennifer Coolidge on 'Legally Blonde' line she hears from fans the most and whether the 'bend and snap' works
foxnews.comJennifer Coolidge is sharing the impact "Legally Blonde" had on her and how her role in the movie follows her to this day. In a recent interview, Coolidge answered a series of questions about her decades-long career including the best lesson she learned while working on a film, and which one of her lines is quoted back to her the most by fans.
Coolidge revealed one of the most valuable lessons she learned on a film set came when she was working on "Legally Blonde." Over the course of filming, Coolidge remembers seeing an actor she had watched on television, working as a parking attendant at the film studio.The experience changed the way she viewed the business. "I remember thinking, we have to be grateful.
I was thinking, I could do this movie here, and then it could be back to waitressing. Nothing is written in stone," Coolidge told Deadline.
Jennifer Coolidge learned to be grateful for every role she was cast in, after running into a television actor she recognized working as a parking attendant for the film studio where she was filming "Legally Blonde." (Photo by Jason Merritt) She realized what an honor it is to be employed in this business and living with gratitude for working on a film is so important because it could all be gone in the blink of an eye and the opportunity may never come again. "I remember thinking what a privilege it was to get this job.
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