To Ellen DeGeneres' delight, the stars of Our Brand Is Crisis didn't suffer crises of conscience when they agreed to play a revealing game of Never Have I Ever on The Ellen DeGeneres Show Thursday. Sandra Bullock, Anthony Mackie and Billy Bob Thornton flipped their paddles to reveal "I Have" and "I Have Not" as DeGeneres judged "whether you're telling the truth or not."
To make ease their nerves, DeGeneres told her guests, "I'll play along with you."
She then read a series of statements:
• Never have I ever had sex on the beach.
• Never have I ever lied to a cop.
• Never have I ever hooked up in the back of a limo.
• Never have I ever gotten kicked out of a bar.
• Never have I ever lied on a talk show.
• Never have I ever gotten a tattoo that I regret.
• Never have I ever seen one of my Our Brand Is Crisis co-stars naked.
• Never have I ever gotten out of a speeding ticket by flirting.
• Never have I ever tried online dating.
• Never have I ever said a baby was cute when it was obviously ugly.
Watch the video to see which Our Brand Is Crisis star is the naughtiest.
Because the actors were such good sports, Shutterfly donated $15,000 to Warren Easton Charter High School. Bullock adopted the school after it was damaged by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Since then, the Academy Award winner has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to help rebuild the campus and pay for band uniforms and athletic equipment. Bullock has also helped to open a health clinic at the school, as well as funded scholarships for graduating seniors. Her co-star Mackie, meanwhile, lives in New Orleans and attended the school Bullock helps.
In the same episode, DeGeneres discussed a scene in the movie in which Bullock's character moons Thornton's character. "It did appear to be your moon," she noted.
"It appears that way," Bullock said.
"It was actually mine," Mackie joked.
Not wanting to give a straight answer, Bullock decided to riff off Mackie's joke and told the daytime talk show host, "He's got an incredibly soft bum. Like, Anthony's butt is so smooth. It's like, how does that happen? I said, 'I'm sure people would rather see me with a smoother butt than with the hair I've got growing on mine.'"
Jokes aside, DeGeneres asked, "Was it a stunt butt or was it your butt?"
"Well it depends...on how good it looks," Bullock replied.
Our Brand Is Crisis is in theaters Friday.