Kathryn Hahn Reveals the Inappropriate Movie Quote a Fan Once Yelled While She Was with Her Kids
Kathryn Hahn Reveals the Inappropriate Movie Quote a Fan Once Yelled While She Was with Her Kids

Meredith WilshereSat, November 14, 2026 at 12:00 PM UTC
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Kathryn Hahn in 2026Credit: Jesse Grant/Getty -
Kathryn Hahn said the fan shouted a line from her 2008 comedy Step Brothers while she walked with her children
The actress shares son Leonard, 20, and daughter Mae, 17, with husband Ethan Sandler
Hahn revealed the other line she hears a lot is “Poncho” from Parks and Recreation
Kathryn Hahn’s decades-long career has resulted in several memorable — and often hilarious — movie quotes, but she admits some are best suited for older crowds.
Joining the Nov. 12 episode of Kylie Kelce’s Not Gonna Lie podcast, Hahn, 53, reflected on her most-quoted lines and shared the awkward moment one of them was brought up in front of her children.
“I have two kids, and they’re older now, but when they were younger, I would walk — like there was one time I was walking down the street with my son and my daughter and someone said, ‘Hey, I want to roll you up in a ball and shove you up my vagina.’ I was like, ‘This is my son.’ I was like, ‘What is happening right now?’” Hahn recalled.

Kathryn Hahn and Adam Scott in Step BrothersCredit: Everett
The line came from her Step Brothers character, who tried to seduce John C. Reilly’s character in the 2008 comedy.
Hahn is the mother of two children, son Leonard Sandler, 20, and daughter Mae Sandler, 17, whom she shares with husband Ethan Sandler.
Hahn starred in Step Brothers alongside Adam Scott, Will Ferrell, Mary Steenburgen, Richard Jenkins and Andrea Savage.
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Another line people often quote comes from Parks and Recreation.
“A lot of people say ‘poncho,’” she shared, referencing the poncho her character wore to Leslie Knope and Ben Wyatt’s house to stop their kids from spilling anything on her.
Later in the podcast, Kelce and Hahn reflected on what that line means for them as mothers.
“I’m like, ‘Yes, I want to wear a poncho in my own house,’” Kelce shared after revealing her daughters like to draw on her furniture.
“Just wear a poncho. Just poncho everything for the next seven years,” Hahn replied.
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