Name: Julia Roberts Takes The Colbert Questionert - Part One
Uploaded: 2025-11-28T17:05:21.000Z
Duration: 5 min 9 s
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You know, Julia, it's always nice talking to you.

I've gotten to talk to you a few times over the years, and both empty nesters.

I feel like our relationship's getting pretty tight these days.

But even given how close we are, there are some ways that you don't know some people.

You know, it's like there's this armor we put up between each other.

And so what we have done just really is a service to some of our guests here at the Late show is we've come up with something called the Colbert Questionnaire.

That have been psychodynamically charged in order to get underneath the tripwire of our own defenses.

And so you will be fully known to people if you answer these questions honestly.

And I'm wondering whether you have the courage to be known.

Do you have the courage to know me, to receive me?

Peanut butter and jelly with sour cream and onion.

Cause it would stick in the gap in my teeth.

Did you used to have a gap in your teeth?

No, but I could put a popsicle stick in it.

It's one of the cooler, like, rando facts of my life.

And my mom thought I was at Donna Walters house studying for a math test, and

Rick Nielsen wrote the theme song to the Colbert pour.

Because I called him up and I said, I'd love you if you wrote the theme song to my show.

Because my character, the Stephen Colbert who was the character that in my mind, every night before he went out to do his show, he would look into the mirror and sing along with the entirety of I want you to want me live from Budokan.

I wouldn't want to be left alone with a hyena.

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Julia Roberts Takes The Colbert Questionert - Part One

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