The Fine Bros Interview Bill Hader, Amy Schumer With Their ‘Milly’ Puppet

In 2010, before Kids React and its resulting spin-offs had become the centerpiece of their online video presence, Benny and Rafi Fine debuted Milly, a hand puppet who vlogged in a high-pitched voice. Milly’s channel has been dormant since 2012, but on July 14th, The Fine Bros brought her back to interview a pair of special guests. Milly sat down with Bill Hader and Amy Schumer, the stars of the upcoming movie Trainwreck.

In the video, Milly sits down with Hader, Schumer, and Rafi Fine (who shows up to keep his “friend” in check). She proceeds to ask a series of risque questions that challenge her childlike purity. Hader and Schumer play along by delivering a steady stream of droll one-liners.

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Hader and Schumer aren’t the first actors to promote a movie alongside The Fine Bros. In December 2014, a few weeks before the release of The Interview, Seth Rogen and James Franco stopped by Fine Bros HQ to play the Freaks and Geeks game Benny and Rafi created. That video was fun in its own way, but if you ask me, it had a serious lack of (not so) innocent puppets.

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