Colin Jostsquirmed in his seat during a segment onSaturday Night Live‘s Weekend Update.
”I lovethe Oscars. It’s my favorite holiday,” Fineman told Jost. “I’m such a huge fan of all the actresses nominated this year. And I have learned so much from studying their performances.”
The freshman cast member then launched into a series of impressions, starting withRenée Zellweger’s performance inJudyas the iconic Judy Garland. After that, she did a spot-on performance of Saoirse Ronan and her role as Jo March inLittle Women,even throwing in a hilarious impression of Timothée Chalamet and Meryl Streep.
When Jost asked her if any other performances “stuck with” her, Fineman immediately responded with an impression of Johansson, 35, as Nicole Barber inMarriage Story.
While giving her performance, she turned to Jost and asked, “Do you feel like you’re at home, Colin?”
Jost immediately began to squirm as the audience burst into laughter. “No, no, no. You don’t have to do that. We don’t have to do this,” he said as he looked away from Fineman while trying to suppress a laugh.
“That’s really good,” he later added.
Johansson and Jost got engaged in May 2019 after two years of dating. TheAvengers: Endgamestardebuted her 11-carat engagement ringtwo months later in July when she took the stage at San Diego Comic-Con for her upcomingBlack Widowprequel film.
Colin Jost and Scarlett Johansson.Amy Sussman/Getty
For this year’s Oscars, Johansson received her first nominations in her career.
The mom of one received two Oscar nominations this year: Best Actress forMarriage Storyand Best Supporting Actress forJojo Rabbit.
The double nominations are rare as she’s only the 12th person to receive to acting nominations in the same year, according to theBBC. She could also become the first person to ever win two acting Oscars in the same year.
Johansson follows in the footsteps of Al Pacino, Emma Thompson, Jamie Foxx, Sigourney Weaver and Cate Blanchett. And while no actor has ever won in both of their categories, there’s a first time for everything.
source: people.com
