It turns out Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Falchuk had a living situation that, in the world of celebs, is not so unique.
Though Kaley Cuoco and Karl Cook tied the knot more than a year ago, the actress revealed the two don’t live together just yet.
“We’re building our dream house,” Cuoco, 33, shared with E! News recently. “We’re eventually gonna be under the same roof forever.”
“We have a very unconventional marriage,” she added. “We have different locations that we’re at a lot.”
And it’s her (“Big Bang”) theory that space helps their marriage stay strong.
“We’re not together every single day, and I think personally it’s important, it works well for us,” she said. “If you want to Instagram shame each other, Instagram shame each other. It just makes life really fun.”Her contributions to the cinematic world shouldn’t be overlooked, obviously, but her television roles have received much more critical praise and recognition than her film roles. In this list, we’ll be putting both of them head-to-head to rank her 5 best and 5 worst overall roles, based on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes’ film and TV rating system.
Worst: Gretchen in The Wedding Ringer (28%)
The 2015 rom-com The Wedding Ringer follows Doug Harris (Josh Gad), a semi-wealthy tax attorney who is getting married to Gretchen (Cuoco), the love of his life, in two weeks. The only problem is, he’s doesn’t have any friends to be groomsmen, and, running out of time, he follows a referral to a “best man services” business run by Jimmy Callahan (Kevin Hart), from where he hires seven abnormal actors to pose as his groomsmen.
The film received terrible reviews, with its only real positive aspect being that you can occasionally catch glimpses of the comedic brilliance that should be expected in a film with Gad and Hart. Cuoco’s shallow acting was especially criticized, winning her a Razzie for Worst Supporting Actress.
