Chloe Fineman as Britney Spears throughout “The Woman In Me: Auditions” illustration on “Saturday Night Live.” Colin CauldwellNBC
The audiobook of Britney Spears‘ tell-all memoir The Woman in Me was read by actress Michelle Williams, but she wasn’t the just one that auditioned for the duty, according to a brand-new Saturday Night Live illustration.
During the Timothée Chalamet-held episode on Nov. 11, SNL‘s Chloe Fineman repeated her duty as the 41-year-old pop super star to share funny clips of countless various other celebs that experimented with for the duty of telling her life tale.
“I’m beyond touched that my book The Woman in Me hit number one on the New York Times bestseller list, to say the least,” Fineman’s Spears starts the spoof. “My audiobook is read by the amazing Michelle Williams, but she wasn’t the only one who wanted to read it. Here’s a peak at some of the other actors who auditioned to read The Woman in Me.”
From there, greater than a loads various other superstars enter the tryout space to review selection lines from guide, consisting of Ice Spice (played by Punkie Johnson), The B-52s‘ Fred Schneider (Bowen Yang), Martin Scorsese (Chalamet), Ego Nwodim (Jada Pinkett Smith), Neil deGrasse Tyson (Kenan Thompson), Steve-O (Mikey Day) and Natasha Lyonne (Fineman).
“My little sister was a total b—-,” Yang’s Schneider sings in course B-52s design, referencing Spears’ sibling, Jamie Lynn.
Nwodim’s Pinkett Smith also sneaks in to connect her very own narrative, Worthy. “That night was chaotic. I couldn’t believe that Will, my husband, slapped Chris Rock,” she claims prior to being disrupted for checking out from the incorrect publication. “Am I? Tupac has alopecia,” Nwodim’s Pinkett Smith rapidly includes, standing up a duplicate of her brand-new narrative.
Spears’ The Woman in Me sold 1.1 copies in its initial week of launch, the Associated Press records. The sales numbers cover pre-orders, print sales, 3-books and audiobook variations of guide that was launched on Oct. 24. The narrative narrates Spears’ surge to popularity, her partnership with fellow youngster celebrity Justin Timberlake, and her life under a very limiting 13-year conservancy.
“Thank you to all the fans who made #TheWomanInMe a #1 @nytimes bestseller,” the pop celebrity tweeted in addition to a mind-blown emoji. “it means the world to me !!! Love you all [three kiss emoji] !!!”
Watch “The Woman in Me: Auditions” SNL illustration listed below. For those without cord, the program streams on Peacock, which you can enroll in at the web link here. Having a Peacock account likewise provides followers accessibility to previous SNL episodes.
