Elizabeth Banks: "Mark Wahlberg Would Be My Murder Accomplice"

Elizabeth Banks' Hilarious Take on Murder, Sisterhood, and "Wet Hot American Summer" in New Los Angeles Times Interview Los Angeles, CA – Actress Elizabeth Banks recently sat down with the Los Angeles Times for a fun and insightful interview. The interview, part of the "Very Important Questions" series, covered a range of topics, from Banks' ideal murder partner to her thoughts on age appropriateness for classic comedies. When asked which co-star she'd choose for a murder plot, Banks emphatically chose Mark Wahlberg, stating, "Mark Wahlberg would not only get this murder taken care of, that body would be so gone, so buried, nobody would ever know." The comment highlights Banks' playful and candid nature. Shifting gears, Banks addressed the age-old question of when children should watch "Wet Hot American Summer." She revealed, "I would let them watch it right now. My kids are 12 and 14." This response offers a relatable perspective on parenting and media consumption. The interview also touched upon the themes of sisterhood and power dynamics, drawing parallels with Banks' role in the TV series "The Better Sister." Banks shared her thoughts on the show's central question: "Who's the better sister?" She offered a nuanced answer, suggesting that "It's not quite who would hold all the power, although power dynamics definitely play into it. I think we would share. That's the sisterly thing to do, share power." This insightful response adds depth to the interview and provides food for thought regarding the complexities of sibling relationships. The interview concludes with Banks' humorous and thoughtful reflections, leaving the audience entertained and engaged.