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“Just trying to learn my lines,” the “King of Staten Island” star says as Cuoco swoops in, singing along to Kygo and Whitney Houston’s remix of “Higher Love.”
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“Annoying Peter while he’s studying has become my favorite pastime,” the “Big Bang Theory” alum wrote over the video.
Kaley Cuoco pokes fun at her ‘Meet Cute’ co-star Pete Davidson by playing loud music while he learns his lines. (Associated Press)
In a second video, Davidson notes that it was a “really late night” and that he was “really exhausted” as Cuoco dances around, lip-syncing to Eric Church’s “genres.”
“He also hates my music choices, which makes things even more fun,” the caption reads.
In the third and final clip from the set, Davidson yawns as Cuoco appears, singing “Let It Go.”
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“I played ‘Let It Go’ 300 times,” the actress jokes in the caption.
While the musical habit may annoy some actors, it seemed to be all in good fun, as Davidson couldn’t contain his laughter when his co-star would break into song.
“Meet Cute” is a fresh take on the classic romcom, according to Deadline.
Pete Davidson will star alongside Cuoco in ‘Meet Cute.’ (Getty Images)
The film will examine what people would do if they were given the opportunity to travel into their loved ones’ pasts and heal their traumas and mold them into the perfect partner.
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The outlet reports that Cuoco will play Sheila opposite Davidson’s Gary in the Noga Pnueli-penned and Alex Lehmann-directed flick.
The fun-filled clips from the “Meet Cute” set come at an exciting time for both stars.
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On Friday, Davidson’s “The Suicide Squad” will hit theaters and HBO Max while Cuoco landed her first-ever Emmy nod just weeks ago for her role in “The Flight Attendant.”
