Megan Mullally

"…The Crowd, which is a silent film…"

"I would say The Graduate. I just think it’s such a chic, sophisticated comedy that, at the time, was so groundbreaking. The cinematography so captures that era. Obviously all of the performances, the screenplay, the direction… I mean, I think that’s probably on a lot of people’s top five."

"This is going back a few years, but I remember really loving the movie Sexy Beast. It’s a little bit of a departure from Mary Poppins. [laughs] The screenplay was so excellent and the acting was amazing, and there were so many surprises in it."

"I’m gonna have to say Mary Poppins. I’m really gonna say it. If it was on right now, I would hang up on you and start watching it. There’s no way I could ever not watch it if it was on, so I think that’s a sign of it being one of your top five. It’s so… merry. You can’t watch that and not feel good, and I love Glynis Johns, the woman who plays the mother, and I love Julie Andrews. I mean, when it was windy in Oklahoma City when I was a kid, I used to get my umbrella and go out and try to fly. I think I actually did a few times, but don’t tell anybody. Just the magic of it all. I love it."

"…and the other one is Harvey with Jimmy Stewart. I like that invisible rabbit."

"I have three more, but you can tell me which two to pick. Barry Lyndon…"