Michelle Buteau reveals the reason why he does not want to return to Australia and is hilarious

Michelle Buteau is not too anxious to return to Australia, where wildlife not only seems dangerous, but audition for paper.

The star “Survival of the thickest” recently ended seven weeks of filming in Australia for her next comedy movie, “Spa Weekend”, and realized that his trip was less about rest and relaxation, but more about running for his life.

“I’m fine in that. It was good for what it was,” said Buteau joked about his low time, during a March 28 on “The Late Show”. “I didn’t know, when you go there, you are like in a safari.”

Host Stephen Colbert added comically: “Everything that loves you dead.”

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But the real shock came when Buteau had a “little visitor” who made an unexpected cameo on his trailer. Colbert then lifted a photo of the Buteau spider found, although it was far from being like those that Americans were used to finding.

“I was wearing and said: ‘Lady of costumes, is it a bat?'” He recalled.

His assistant, always the quiet voice of reason, reassured the comedian who is in fact a “small spider.” But, given the magnitude of the spider, approximately the size of a citizen who pays taxes, Buteau replied: “What is a great spider, sister?”

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She admitted to avoid her trailer for the rest of the day and joked saying that “they had to walk with a belt” due to their height.

“That spider was as great, it was like everything you have in the box on the left,” he said, paying tribute to Beyoncé’s Successful song “Implacable”.

Still pursued by the meeting, Buteau compared the arachnid with something with his own political agenda.

“I am a Democrat, but that spider was independent,” he said with confidence. “I called it Jill Stein. I’m like, ‘Where do you come from nowhere?'”