Actors take a lie detector test (video) - cleveland.com

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Actors take a lie detector test (video) - cleveland.com

Actors take a lie detector test (video) - cleveland.com

Posted: 04 Mar 2020 06:50 AM PST

'Downhill' stars Will Ferrell and Julia Louis-Dreyfus recently sat down with Vanity Fair and had the chance to administer a lie detector test to each other.

See how each star answered questions about past hits, awards shows and much more in the video "Will Ferrell & Julia Louis-Dreyfus Take a Lie Detector Test"

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