During an interview with Seattle's Q13 Fox News to promote upcoming heist movie, "Now You See Me", actor Morgan Freeman appeared to be falling asleep.
Sitting alongside Michael Caine, the 75-year-old actor began nodding off after he answered the first question and as the conversation moved into graphics and Computer Generated Imagery (CGI).
Caine did not let his sleepy co-star ruin the fun; he continued to answer the questions as anchors Kaci Aitchison and Bill Wixey pushed through the interview.
The four-minute-long interview drudged on and ended when Freeman was asked what skills were involved in narrating.
"I think probably just uh... being a good reader...having a cl-clear voice," he said.
The interview concluded on an even stranger note when the reporters were wrapping up the piece and Caine, completely unaware his microphone was still on, called out, "Is this the last one?"
Watch the whole interview here:
According to IMDB, Freeman plays Thaddeus Bradley. The crime/thriller is about "an FBI agent and an Interpol detective [tracking] a team of illusionists who pull of bank heists during their performances and reward their audience with the money."
Its taglines include, "Look closely, because the closer you think you are, the less you will actually see."
The movie comes out on May 13.
Other stars of the film include, Isla Fisher ("Wedding Crashers") as Henley, Mark Ruffalo ("The Avengers") as Dylan Rhodes, Dave Franco (James Franco's little brother and "21 Jump Street" star) as Jack, Jesse Eisenberg ("Social Network") as Michael Atlas, Woody Harrelson as Merritt Osbourne, Melanie Laurent as Alma Vargas, and rapper Common as Evans.
