Whitney Cummings recalled her bizarre experience auditioning for Francis Ford Coppola's 'Megalopolis' on her podcast 'Good For You,' in which she said she largely improvised with filmmaker Coppola rather than audition with the script she was given.

Oscar-winning director-producer-screenwriter Francis Ford Coppola is considered one of the greatest living directors. Since his passion project, Megalopolis, arrived in theaters earlier this fall, the time is ripe to explore the movies that made Coppola a legend.

The comedian said her "Megalopolis" audition included directions like “Now your husband is leaving you for your sister. Australian accent — go.”

Legendary director Francis Ford Coppola, a 2024 Kennedy Center honoree, reflects on his groundbreaking career, the impact of family and his lasting legacy in film.

Whitney Cummings is recalling the “horror” audition she had for Francis Ford Coppola ‘s Megalopolis. The comedian and host of Max’s Fast Friends game show recently said in an interview she had a “humiliating” audition for the epic science fiction film directed and written by Coppola.

Whitney Cummings has recounted the “humiliating” experience of failing an audition for Francis Ford Coppola ’s divisive recent film Megalopolis, only to be gifted a signed book and a bottle of wine. The comedian and actor, 42, said the experience was so strange that she thought she was being filmed for prank show Punk’d.

"Because I did the show 'Punk’d,' I was like, if I’m being punked, this is actually genius," she reflected on her audition for Francis Ford Coppola.