Wanda Sykes: Working With Goldie Hawn And Amy Schumer Was ‘So Much Fun’ | TODAY

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In the new movie “Snatched” with Amy Schumer and Goldie Hawn, Wanda Sykes plays a tourist with a shady past, but on TODAY she insists “I am squeaky clean” in real life. She also talks about whether “Curb Your Enthusiasm” will return for another season.

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Wanda Sykes: Working With Goldie Hawn And Amy Schumer Was ‘So Much Fun’ | TODAY
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Love Wanda! Glad to see her acting again! Great job! Miss her! She made me smile many times! Thank you Wanda!

donzie
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I love Wanda Sykes! Now that woman is really funny.

tessgoldman
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whos that girl with the glasses annoying af

yeahIhave
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Why does Wanda Sykes keep forgetting Amy's name? Lol she did it twice

MM-ehmk
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that woman with the glasses is the worst

belindakrooks
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i am from ecuador... my country is nothing like that.... god when will american movies learn to do their research before....???

patriciorodriguez
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I think the girl is an Soap opera star .. From General Hospital ... Her character name was Brenda ...

getyourkicks
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i love her makeup- she looks like she stuck a fork in a wall socket. so funny!

MS-yetg
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0:40, Notice no reporter asked if that is a true statistic, the 1 in 4 tourists part.

SailorGreenTea
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Thanks for all of the bad comments. Shows that we need to grow up and we didn't.

donzie
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That is "cute" not to know that G.H. Is the famous star... And trying to cut off Wanda was really "nice" too!

MissFluffy
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If I had a quarter for every funny Amy shchmer joke I've heard I'd be homeless

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