Claire Danes Reveals She Was A ‘Nightmare Neighbor' To A ’90s Icon — And How He Called Her Out
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The “Homeland” star got a pretty snarky remark from the musician when they ran into each other in their building’s elevator.
Claire Danes was a vampire, sent to drain her neighbors’ sanity.
The Emmy-winning actor appeared on the “Late Show with Stephen Colbert” Wednesday and shared a story about how she used to be a “nightmare neighbor” until a ’90s icon who lived in her building eventually called her out — in a very funny way.
“I had this really wonderful loft, it was like my bachelorette pad,” the “Homeland” star said about the New York City apartment she lived in during her 20s. “And I was dating a musician, and he had gifted me a drum set for a birthday or something.”
“The best possible neighbor,” Colbert remarked sarcastically.
“And, um, who was my downstairs neighbor but Billy Corgan from the Smashing Pumpkins,” she shared.
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