Ep 62. Kristin Chenoweth On Hallmark Films, Her Musical Roots, & New Album 'For the Girls'
- TV14
- December 6, 2019
On this episode of Larry King Now, the legendary broadcaster sits down with Tony and Emmy award-winning actress Kristin Chenoweth. They discuss a variety of topics including Chenoweth's recent work on Hallmark films, her roots in the music industry, and her new album 'For the Girls'.
Chenoweth talks about her love for the Hallmark channel and the creative freedom they give her in her acting roles. She also shares her thoughts on why people love to watch feel-good movies during the holiday season. In addition, she talks about her upcoming Hallmark film 'A Christmas Love Story' and what viewers can expect from the movie.
The two dive into Chenoweth's extensive background in musical theater, including her roles in 'Wicked' and 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown'. She shares how her experiences on Broadway helped shape her as an artist and prepared her for her future work in film and television. She also gives insight into what it was like to work with legends like Dolly Parton and Carol Burnett on her recent album 'For the Girls'.
Speaking of her new album, Chenoweth discusses the inspiration behind the project and why she chose to honor female artists with covers of their classic songs. She also shares her thoughts on why it's important to celebrate and uplift women in the entertainment industry and beyond.
The conversation takes a personal turn as Chenoweth talks openly about her struggles with anxiety and depression. She shares how she manages her mental health and what advice she has for others going through similar experiences. The two also discuss the importance of mental wellness in general and the stigma surrounding mental health in society.
Overall, viewers can expect a candid and insightful conversation between Larry King and Kristin Chenoweth on this episode of Larry King Now. From her impressive career in musical theater to her recent work on Hallmark films and her dedication to mental health advocacy, Chenoweth offers plenty of wisdom and inspiration for viewers to take away.
