Norman Reedus And Diane Kruger Get Real In A Game Of "Never Have I Ever"
In which they discuss drunk texting exes and talking their way out of speeding tickets.
BuzzFeed Staff
BuzzFeed Staff
The incredibly talented Norman Reedus and Diane Kruger have teamed up on-screen in the new drama Sky. The duo stopped by BuzzFeed NY to chat all about the new film, and after things got real in their one-on-one interview with each other, they played a little round of Never Have I Ever. Here's what we learned.
Never have I ever hitchhiked.
Diane Kruger: No way?!
Norman Reedus: I've never hitchhiked!
DK: Ever?!
NR: Ever!
DK: Wow.
NR: I'm sorry! [laughs]
DK: Coming from you...
NR: [laughs] I apologize, I'll go hitchhike right now.
Never have I ever been handcuffed in real life.
NR: Pfft.
DK: [laughs] I don't really want to elaborate.
NR: It's probably not a good idea, yeah.
Never have I ever given someone a fake phone number.
DK: In fact it's funny, I can't reach [Norman] ever.
NR: [laughs] Email me.
Never have I ever had a crazy night in Vegas.
NR: Pfft, yeah!
Wanna elaborate on that crazy night?
NR: No!
Never have I ever talked my way out of a speeding ticket.
NR: Yeah.
What'd you say?
NR: They went, "Shit, can I get a selfie?!" And I went, "Yeah," and they let me go. That was the last one.
DK: I just play the foreigner card. I put on a French accent or a German accent — "I didn't know, I'm so sorry officer!"
Never have I ever drunk texted an ex.
NR: I've never done that.
DK: Really?
NR: No. I delete them immediately.
DK: Do I believe that?
NR: Yeah! You heard about the potato chips earlier, you know what I mean.
Never have I ever gone on a roadtrip.
Where to?
DK: Everywhere! The U.S., China, Chile, Australia, France, Spain.
NR: Nashville.
Never have I ever been mistaken for a doppelgänger.
NR: There's actually people at those Comic Con things that play Norman — sometimes it criss-crosses in some weird ways. A dude handed a friend of mine a business card and I was his job.
Like, he was an impersonator?
NR: Of me, full time.
DK: You know you've made it when you have an impersonator.
NR: I was like, he's kind of chubby. Like, what the fuck!
DK: What does he do though? Like Elvis does Elvis. What do you do as Norman?
NR: You know the brown boots that I wear every freaking day? He's got those, he's got a baseball hat, he has these shades...
DK: No but what's his schtick, other than just physical—
NR: He just shows up. People take pictures of him.
Birthday parties?
NR: Yeah, right. I don't know. Stripper. I have no idea.
DK: I get Kate Bosworth, or, I don't know, people will say, "Oh, you look like an old movie star." Stuff like that. Michelle Pfeiffer — any blonde with blue eyes basically.
Never have I ever stalked someone on Instagram and accidentally liked a photo.
NR: Oh, I've done that.
DK: No, not me. I don't really stalk people...
NR: I mean, I sort of live vicariously through a bunch of bikers that I don't know. You know what I mean? They're in Airstreams, and they're camping, and they have beards which I can't grow.
And they're like, "Holy shit, Norman Reedus just liked my photo."
NR: Well no, you're like this with the phone and you drop it on your face and you hit a button, you know? I've done that.
Never have I ever laughed so hard that I peed my pants.
NR: Oh wow. Have I peed in my pants laughing — I don't think so.
DK: I don't think so either.
Never have I ever streaked or gone skinny dipping.
DK: Oh my god. Everywhere. My house, vacation—
NR: Lakes, the ocean.
DK: The woods.
Never have I ever used my name to get something I wanted.
DK: Totally guilty, come on.
NR: I'm trying to think of something I would've done that for.
DK: A table at a restaurant? Um, a massage?
NR: I don't think I have.
DK: I'm calling bullshit on that!
NR: I swear! I really don't think I have!
DK: I totally call bullshit on that. If you take your glasses off everybody's gonna see that's bullshit!
NR: [laughs] I really don't think I have.
DK: No, you know what you do? You call your people and you go, "Um, can you like.."
NR: I don't call anybody!
DK: I don't believe you!
NR: I don't go above Houston Street. I seriously don't leave my house.
DK: I don't believe it. Such a freakin' liar.
Never have I ever been fired from a job.
NR: Yeah.
DK: One.
NR: It actually made me an actor. I got in a fist fight with a guy that ran a motorcycle shop. And then a friend took me out afterwards, and then the rest happened. He was angry with his dog and I jumped in the middle — I fought for the dog.
Sky is now playing in select theaters!
