ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月23日 04時56分

By the time Will Ferrell was in the 6th grade, he was almost 6 feet tall and owning it. “I never felt gawky or like it was a disadvantage. I was kind of proud of being tall,” the 49-year-old actor told @ニューヨーク・タイムズ. “You’re more looked up to. Literally. You are literally looking down on people.” Throughout his film and TV career, Will has used his height — he’s now 6-foot-3 — and athleticism to his advantage, wringing laughs as Buddy, Santa’s oversize helper, in “Elf”; the preening, looming broadcaster Ron Burgundy in “Anchorman”; and the goofy stepfather battling a buff @マーク・ウォールバーグ in @daddyshomemovie. But in @thehousemovie, which opens next Friday, Will plays Scott Johansen, an average suburban dad who learns to walk tall out of misguided necessity: When he and his wife, Kate (Amy Poehler), discover they can’t afford their only child’s college tuition, they raise money by opening a Las Vegas-style casino at a neighbor’s house. “It’s against their better judgment but in a weird way one of the greatest things they’ll ever do,” Will said, before adding, “and I get to wield an ax.” @brinsonbanks took this portrait of #WillFerrell at @thelondonweho hotel in California. Watch their #InstagramStory to see behind the scenes, and visit the link in our profile to read our full interview with the actor.

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