Chris Pratt has to hold back with his jokes because of his fame.
Pratt appeared on KIIS FM’s The Smallzy Show to promote his new film Grace. In the film, Pratt plays a detective accused of murdering his wife, and an AI judge tells him he has only 90 minutes to prove his innocence.
Smallzy, 41, asked him if the sci-fi thriller made him think about his past online behavior.
“Well, I don’t know if it was necessarily the movie that taught me that, but I feel like the entire collective of humanity is learning this lesson at the same time,” says the Guardians of the Galaxy said star. “And yes, I’m becoming more and more wary of what I put on the internet.”
“I mean, when Twitter, when
Sharing an example of how it plays out, he said: “It’s like I saw a funny article about boats. Like what you name your boat. And if you have a $200 fishing boat and you call it the ‘Salty Hooker’, that’s pretty funny. But if you have a $200 million yacht and you call it the ‘Salty Hooker’; You become a pariah in society,” he said.
Grace will be in cinemas from January 23.
