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# Late-Night Highlight: Steve Carell Thinks His Hip Is Delicious

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## Video: Late-Night Highlight: Steve Carell Thinks His Hip Is Delicious

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_Published 2014-11-12. For your late-night highlight, Steve Carell underwent hip surgery last year to repair some damage he did playing ice hockey years ago. And he really likes his new ceramic hip, but his old hip is downright delicious._


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## Transcript

For your late night highlight, Steve Carrell underwent hip surgery last year to repair some damage he did playing ice hockey years ago. And he really likes his new ceramic hip, but apparently his old hip is down right delicious. I was walking with a limp. Mm- hm. I was, it was not, it was not good. And now, we all saw him come out here. And plus they give you the old one to make soup. Actually, my hip marrow is very tasty. [ LAUGH ] Stop it. [ LAUGH ] Okay, okay in all seriousness Carrell told David Letterman that he's been feeling so much better since the surgery. But, the operation it's self apparently wasn't a cake walk.

The actor recently talked with British Talk show host Jonathan Ross about how terrifying the operation was. [ UNKNOWN ] So I was freaking out and I saw an ax, saws and, and, and the last image that I had in my head was a woman putting on a helmet. Well, we're just glad he made it out with his acting abilities still in tact. You can catch him in his latest movie, Foxcatcher when it hits theaters November 14th.

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