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Rebel Wilson Talks About Men, Clothes, Pet Peeves and Her Brand New Sitcom!

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Aug. 7 2013, Published 4:09 p.m. ET

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Can't wait to see Rebel Wilson in her next movie? Well, soon she's going to be on the small screen every week! The comedian's new sitcom Super Fun Night launches this fall on ABC. Rebel will play Kimmie, a lawyer who loves to go out—even if her evenings often end in total disaster. Fun fact: Rebel actually went to law school and got her degree just in case acting didn't work out!

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The 27-year-old star talks about the show and jokes about her real life in the September issue of Cosmo. Let's see what she has to say!

Rebel Wilson will star in "Super Fun Night" on ABC this fall.
Source: Rebel Wilson will star in "Super Fun Night" on ABC this fall.

Cosmo: Lots of embarrassing things happen to your character on the show. Are any of them inspired by real-life events?

Rebel Wilson: “Oh my god, yeah. I’ll often use my real stuff in my writing because it comes across as more authentic. There’s a scene where my dress rips, and something like that happened when I first came to America. I got set up on a lunch with Jason Segal. He was the first Hollywood person that I got to have lunch with and chat about life with or whatever . So I thought, I’ll try to look my best, and I wore my best leather jacket. When I sat down, a sharp edge on the chair snagged my jacket, and it just ripped. I was devastated but trying to hide it because I didn’t want to ruin the lunch. I’m always ripping clothing. It’s so embarrassing.”

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C: When you’re with friends at a bar or a party, how do you approach guys you like?

RB: “My character on the show and her friends are kind of dorky and socially awkward. And even though, yea, now I am in movies or whatever, I am still that girl. People think you’re really confident because you’re an actress or whatever, but I’m like the worst. Although the good thing about being recognizable is that people approach me, which is good. Also, I watch that show Millionaire Matchmaker, and they say the girl should never approach the guys.”

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C: Activities that are not fun:

RW: “Trying on bikinis at a shopping mall. Entering novice fight tournaments (if you get punched in the face, you’ll instantly see why this is not fun.) Eating at an unlicensed food truck. As a rule, carefully vet all street-meat options ahead of time. Going out to any place you think you won’t get in. Exclusivity and/or over-crowding is not Super Fun. You don’t want to go there anyway. Stuff them!”

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C: Things to wear on a super fun night:

RW: “Sportswear. If there’s a sudden need for a burst of cardio (e.g. running away from someone you really want to avoid), at least you’ll be ready. Underwear.  Just wear it. Always. Draw attention to your best assets. Don’t be afraid to use a strategically placed LED light to pint the way. A high ponytail. It looks banging. It keeps you from overheating, and it looks mad cool in head-swinging dance moves.”

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Source: Matthias Vriens-McGrath/Cosmopolitan

Read more of Rebel's interview here!

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