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Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons join us in The New York Times Cooking studio to make spaghetti and meatballs. In “Bugonia,” their upcoming film from Yorgos Lanthimos, there’s a pivotal scene involving the dish — so we asked them to make it from scratch. What happens when co-stars try to work together in the kitchen? Watch to find out.
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I mean he even starts to sound like Matt Damon.. voicewise..
Did he say “6 7” unironically?
Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons cooking together are a chef's kiss. Could have watched more! Love this series NYT Cooking!
So Todd went on from cooking meth to cooking meatballs and spaghetti damnnn
emma stone has a great body
i need him
I did not trust him from the start my mom told me never trust a man who shoots a kid.
Two aliens trying to cook spaghetti & meatballs!
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what is husband of mary jane doing with gwen stacy. .? 🕷️