Amy Adams takes major decision during ‘SNL’ hosting

Amy Adams recently took major decision while hosting Saturday Night Live back in 2008.

The American actress recalled turning down a graphic sketch idea from Andy Samberg during an appearance on Late Night With Seth Meyers show.

Sharing the real reason, Amy told the host that she wanted to protect the young fans of her Enchanted movie at the time.

“I’ll give you the gist without telling you the punchline,” remembered the Leap Year actress.

Amy said, “It was this couple [and] he got bit by a spider in the park, and she’s like, ‘Honey, I love you so much, and now that you’re dying, is there any last wish?’ And he’s like, ‘Yes, I never got a chance to…’”

“And then said what could only be described as the most graphic thing that he wanted to do with me,” continued the 51-year-old.

However, Amy opened up that she never wanted her young fans to see her in such a lewd sketch, so she had to shoot it down.

“I was so keenly aware of all the young girls that were watching ‘Enchanted,’” she explained.

Amy added, “And I didn’t want to be the princess singing about that particular act.”

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