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Dakota Johnson Shares the Biggest Gifts and Struggles Her Hollywood Family Upbringing Gave Her - YouTube
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oh hi i
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i do that because i would see you when
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you were
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quite young uh we were in the same salon
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yes we were you picked through my hair
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to pick
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colors of blonde because i'm a natural
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blonde
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i used to love picking through your hair
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what good times
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yeah we should do that again sometime
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and your mom
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is always so nice when i see her
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and i i love your dad by the way too
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it just makes me realize that we both
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grew up in this sort of bohemian
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unorthodox spend months
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you know at a time in foreign lands
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yeah it's a wild way to grow up i feel
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like it made me
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i don't know about you i feel like you
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kind of are
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similar in this way but it makes you
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like really
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adaptable kind of a very malleable
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person and you can
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be anywhere and i mean that's why you
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are amazing on your show
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is that you can talk to anybody about
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anything you have this ability to kind
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of
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open your your awareness and your heart
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and your mind to people
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no matter who they are where they're
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from or what they do so
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that's probably like the greatest gift
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that your upbringing gave you
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well thank you for saying that i think
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the word adaptable
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is one of the most underrated words
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because it really is it leads to a much
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better life for you and everyone around
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you do you
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think you're adaptable i do
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yeah i think unless you put like a some
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kind of standardized test
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in front of me i'm adaptable but not in
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that
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situation because i jumped from school
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to school and i was home schooled and i
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like struggled so much with homework and
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you know all of the things that you're
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supposed to learn when you're
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consistently in one place
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and i was you know living in spain and
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budapest and
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like cincinnati and it was all over the
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map but
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it made me love people and love
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being places and no matter where i am i
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feel like i'm pretty much
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good i'm fine and i noticed in the
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research i was doing that you do work
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very hard on yourself
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and you you know you
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like therapy and since a young age
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you've been self-aware
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can you tell me about that because i
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love that
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i've been so lucky to be surrounded by
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people who have
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encouraged me to to go deeper into
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myself
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and i want to just be a good person and
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be as as embracive
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of others as i can and so i think
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learning
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about myself and about the even the
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psychology of people like
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even during quarantine i got really into
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doing
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online psychology courses because i
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never went to college
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um because i wasn't going to get into
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college
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um but i did these amazing courses and
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and
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i i'll probably be in therapy for the
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rest of my life it's like
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you never finish learning about being a
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human
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it's true we have this one beautiful
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existence that we know of
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and we're here to remain students and
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keep learning and improving do you have
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a ged
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no do you ever want one i mean
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i did graduate high school but i'm
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pretty sure
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i'm pretty sure it was like
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really truly by the skin of my teeth
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like i think they were like get just get
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her out of here
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give her the thing get her out of here
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and i can't imagine you not
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doing what you do because you're so good
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at it and you're
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thank you working in such a prolific
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beautiful way
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and in this latest film our friend
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you play nicole who is a real person
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with cancer and i was watching the film
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last night
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and i just was marveling
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at your performance what was it like to
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embody this woman it was really kind of
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intense but
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but not in a dark way we
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and i think partly because we were
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filming in the town where
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where nicole teague is from and
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her family lived there and her husband
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matt who
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wrote the original article that the
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movie's based on
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um lives in the town with the girls and
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they'd come around to set but this town
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fairhope
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alabama was so small and everyone there
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knew what we were doing and they knew
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nicole and they you know say in the
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restaurant that i went into
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they tell she and matt used to come and
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sit here and she always did this and we
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remember her like it was just
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very very intense and this movie is dark
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and painful but it's also
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light and silly and funny and that's the
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kind of
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um juxtaposition that i find in real
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life
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and for this movie to come out right now
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is pretty intense but hopefully it'll
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help people to to feel
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inspired well it's beautiful
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and you're extraordinary in it
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and i can't wait for people to see it
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you
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