Greta Lee plays the main new villain in Toy Story 5 — an iPad named Lily Pad — and says the film made her cry six times during a single screening.
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Amy brings up Toy Story 5 and Greta confirms the basics: she plays the main new villain, an iPad named Lily Pad. She cried six times at a screening due to Joan Cusack's performance, and she makes what might be the episode's boldest claim — that the film is genuinely emotionally comparable to Past Lives. Amy then shifts to Greta's fashion identity, calling her a fashion icon and marveling at the Calvin Klein campaign. Greta deflects with a theory: posing is just character acting. She's always wanted to be a male character actor — a De Niro type — and the confidence on the carpet comes from that internal framing, not vanity. Amy agrees the posture is remarkably De Niro-esque: a solid, baller self-possession under constant scrutiny.
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