After gaining recognition for the hyper, always-bubbly Erin Hannon on The Office, memorable roles in Bridesmaids and 21 Jump Street increased Ellie Kemper's status as one of our favorite bubbly actresses. With her Emmy-nominated turn in Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, she also proved that she was capable of doing more heavy lifting as the star.
View this post on Instagram'The Paper' Question
With her husband, Michael Koman, as one of the creators of the hit spinoff, The Office fans have been hoping that Kemper might eventually pop up as Erin or in a new role. She didn't dodge the question, but her answer was clear. "Erin does not make an appearance anytime soon," Kemper said. Still, while she won't appear in the upcoming season, Kemper insisted, "Never say never."
View this post on InstagramKemper made a point of praising The Paper's ensemble, saying she was relieved to genuinely love it once it premiered, since watching a partner's project can be nerve-wracking when you're hoping not to have to fake enthusiasm. "I was so relieved. It's phenomenal," she said.
View this post on Instagram"The cast of that show is fantastic," she added. "I was like, 'Wow, they knocked it out of the park.'"
What's Next: Reuniting With Tituss Burgess
View this post on InstagramFans of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt will get a different kind of reunion soon. Kemper is teaming up again with former co-starTituss Burgess for an adaptation of The Elephant and Piggie Show, based on the beloved children's book series. She described the project as sweet and uplifting, and said they're currently recording it.
View this post on InstagramMuch of the conversation turned to parenting — specifically, the universal summer dilemma of managing screen time. Kemper, a mom of two boys, ages six and nine, described the ongoing negotiation with her kids over tablets and screens as "such a dance," adding, "we're all figuring that out in real time."
She also drew a distinction that her husband holds firmly: movies, in his view, function more like storytelling and shouldn't be lumped in with screen-based gaming, since one still engages the imagination in a way the other doesn't.
Karaoke, Dancing, and No Jackson 5 Ambitions
Both of her sons love performing at home, and dancing and singing are regular household activities. Though Kemper was quick to clarify that doesn't mean the family is rehearsing a Jackson 5-style act: "We're not taking this show on the road." The karaoke machine, however, eventually got banished to the garage after the noise became too much to handle. "I had to hide the karaoke machine in the garage," she said, "because I was like, 'This is too loud.'"
View this post on InstagramShe'd Love to do a Horror Movie
While Kemper's IMDb page lists her first onscreen role as the 1999 TV series Neutrino, the actress had appeared in homemade family films long before then. When she was 12, she was in a horror movie — a home-video production that never reached beyond the family VCR. Asked whether she'd ever revisit the genre as an adult, given horror's current resurgence, she didn't hesitate: "Absolutely!"
"Those are the ones sometimes that have packed the most punch," she said. "I want to see that. It's fun to be scared!"
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