Dakota Johnson playfully reveals her struggle with interviews in 'SNL' monologue

Dakota Johnson humorously admitted that she finds it difficult to take interviews seriously, mentioning  “I’m just not good at talking to journalists.”

During her Saturday Night Live monologue, Johnson playfully revealed that she doesn't know how to take “interviews seriously,” while discussing her film.

The Lost Daughter actress said, “I think the big problem is that I say stuff and then they write it down and, and it’s really unfair because most of the time I’m joking.”

Johnson also mentioned that she's been this way for a while, even when she was younger.

The actress then shared a video from the '90s on a red carpet with her dad, actor Don Johnson, as a child, showing her rolling eyes.

When the camera returns to her on the Saturday Night Live stage, Johnson laughed and rolled her eyes once more.

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Talking about her upcoming film Madame Web, set to release on February 14,  2024, Johnson commented, “It’s kind of like if AI generated your boyfriend’s perfect movie.”

The 34-year-old actress, who hosted SNL for the second time, having previously led an episode in the 2015 season, reminisced about the show.

A photo popped up on the screen featuring Johnson standing in the audience with Steven Spielberg, Sarah Palin, George Lucas, and Donald Trump.

The Fifty Shades of Grey star went on to crack a joke about Trump, saying, “It’s just crazy standing so close to someone that would become the most powerful person in America,” as the camera gets closer, Taylor Swift, who was seated in front of her in the photo, came into focus.