Mindy Kaling Gave Ike Barinholtz the Wrong Address For Their Movie Premiere, Because of COURSE - POPSUGAR

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Mindy Kaling Gave Ike Barinholtz the Wrong Address For Their Movie Premiere, Because of COURSE - POPSUGAR

Mindy Kaling Gave Ike Barinholtz the Wrong Address For Their Movie Premiere, Because of COURSE - POPSUGAR

Posted: 31 May 2019 04:29 PM PDT

Ike Barinholtz went out to support the premiere of Mindy Kaling's new movie, Late Night, but he almost didn't make it. He wasn't exactly stuck in traffic, but it appears that he had the wrong address for the event at the Orpheum Theatre in LA on Thursday night, thanks to Mindy. The actor, who is also in the movie, confronted his former The Mindy Project costar and hilariously said, "Do you know how long it took me to get here? You gave me the wrong address. That is so messed up!"

Mindy playfully responded by saying, "It was just that we wanted to stagger the arrivals." While it may have taken him longer than anticipated, Ike did make it to the red carpet and managed to get a couple cute photos with Mindy and the rest of the cast. Oh, these two. See the moment — caught on camera by Entertainment Tonight — ahead, and prepare to watch the Amazon dramedy when it's out on June 7.

Celebrity Best Friends - Famous Celebrity Friendship Quotes, Photos - ELLE.com

Posted: 31 May 2019 01:52 PM PDT

America Ferrera, Amber Tamblyn, Blake Lively, and Alexis Bledel

"If something is hard, and I need to get through—when I have doubts, when I get tired, when I feel like I just can't do it today—I look up, and there's my friend using her voice, there's my friend breaking boundaries, there's my friend doing something that terrifies her. It helps me keep going." — America Ferrera, Makers

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