- Congratulations in advance though, I believe in this film
because it has to be good, you two star in it,
Paul Feig is the director.
- I mean, these are facts.
You're not wrong.
- And I believe in your magic.
- Thank you.
- Oh, thank you.
- Bless you.
- So, let's talk a little about ...
Because the fact that it involves
Paul Feig behind the camera, there's comedy involved,
but I mean, what is the genre of this film?
Set this up for me a little bit.
- Can I tell you, that's a question we asked each other,
and ourselves every day, every scene, every day,
was like, "What is the tone of this film?"
- What's the movie today?
- It's really dark and twisted and screwed up,
but also it's like, fun, we're having fun.
But it's not like the characters had jokes.
- Mm-mm (negative).
- You know, it's not like,
"Oh, I've got that great joke in this scene.
- Right.
- So it's--
- Is it the situations are just a little,
sort of heightened, or ...
- The characters are just a bit over the top.
- Right.
- Yeah, like I would, the closest thing that I can think of,
having seen the film now, is like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.
- Okay.
- Where it's like fun.
- Mm-hmm (affirmative).
- But it's definitely serious.
- Yeah.
- Like there are stakes.
- [Josh] Right, and what is the relationship
between your two characters in this one?
And there's some twists and turns.
- How much time do you have?
- Well, they're best and worst friends, I guess.
They're two women that come together,
and they're sort of unlikely friends,
and then they are the worst thing
that ever happened to each other, and then in some moments,
a really great thing that happened to each other.
I wouldn't say the best, necessarily, but like ...
- Talk to me a little bit about working with Paul.
I'm just curious to see, because this is a
bit of a different kind of a film for him, seemingly.
Annoying to have a director that's the best dressed person
on set at all times?
- Yeah.
We were in a muddy field, and that was the only time
I ever saw him in, what was a very crisp denim,
a very dark, crisp denim with a rolled cuff.
- Mm-hmm (affirmative).
- And it was like I was seeing him naked.
- Right.
- This is, I just, I'm a disgusting slob.
- He had to apologize.
He had to start the day like, apologizing.
- But he's still in a blazer, and like, a hat
and had a cane.
- Right.
- And like, in a muddy field.
But he was in jeans, so he was like, "Look away."
- And he's so stylish though, that like, I was
making, I don't know, juice with, there was this
maple water on set, and I was like,
"Ooh, water tapped from a maple tree. This is exciting."
But instead of just handing him a plastic, red cup
that I was drinking out of, I went and got
the martini glass, a crystal glass, and shook it up for him
properly, because you can't hand that man a red cup.
- No.
- So he's like, standing on a dock with mud around,
and he's holding a crystal martini glass.
It was just juice and maple water,
but all was right with the world.
- Yeah, he would not walk into a frat party with a red cup.
He would bring his own shaker and ...
- [Anna] Yes.
- Yes, for sure.
- Monocle, perhaps.
- Yes, monocle for sure.
- The crew made him a special apple box.
I put it on my Instagram that like, the director's
always just sitting on an apple box, but they painted one
with a suit on it, and made it all really nice and polished
so that he could sit on it, because it was like,
"You can't just sit on an apple box."
- Yeah, that's too ...
- Of course, doesn't sit--
- Seersucker will pull, right?
- Yeah, you need to polish that wood.
- Little splinter, yeah.
- Let's talk about your relationship.
Was there a relationship before this film?
Did you guys know each other?
Did you meet at a fancy George Clooney party?
This is what I imagine in my brain, that movie stars meet.
- We met at a non-fancy George Clooney party.
One of the really shitty ones, yeah.
- One of the really casual ones.
- In a basement somewhere.
- Yeah, he's really letting himself go.
Well, I met Blake, I worked with her husband, Ryan
several years ago, so I met Blake a few times through Ryan,
on that film.
- Mm-hmm (affirmative).
- Got it.
- And you know, and thought she seemed nice,
and little did I know.
- Yeah.
Look at the body language experts analyzing this right now.
How could we do--
- Let's spread out.
- Don't touch me.
- How quickly do you know if you're gonna gel with a costar?
Is it like day one, you're like, "Okay, I'm in this
and it's not working"?
- I feel like it's pretty rapid cognition for me.
- Yeah, I think you know.
But some people, I've had people who, I don't necessarily,
we're not best buddies at all moments,
but we do well together on screen.
And there's some people that, we're best buddies,
and then on screen it's like, meh.
- Meh, meh, meh.
- So you just never really know.
- Right.
- And so, I don't know, but it's fun.
You definitely know once you're shooting like, who ...
- Yeah.
- Oh, this is what it's gonna be.
- Who you gel with and who you don't.
And that was what's so great about this movie is that
the characters on the page can be a little bit more
black and white, like these two women, we didn't totally
understand how they would come together and be friends,
but once we got in it, and once we started playing,
and once Paul sort of created that environment,
and we stepped into our characters and our wardrobe,
and saw how over the top we could be in moments,
and how you know, honest we could be in others,
it just sort of all came together in a way.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
- Hopefully.
- Through the years, have you ever been up for the same role
to your knowledge?
- I don't know.
- I mean, we're exactly the same type, so I mean,
I assume that Blake has lost many roles to my glamour,
beauty, and elegance, so sorry 'bout it, Blake!
- My singing voice, I, you know--
- Oh, it was neck-and-neck, Pitch Perfect.
- If I ...
- Into the Woods, Last Five Years.
- If I were to open my (mumbles),
she wouldn't have a career, so ...
- The sacrifices she's made for me.
- I really have.
- You two share a number of things in common though,
I would say.
I mean, cooking is something that both of you enjoy,
to various degrees.
- That's really the first thing that, when you go
into an audition, they're like, "Can you decorate
a sugar cookie?"
- Can you bake?
We've got piping bags, go!
- I was gonna say other things too,
but it's a point of reference.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, I mean, but it wasn't like we met and we were like,
"So, baking, am I right?"
- No, now I sound like an ass hole.
- [Anna] No!
- The two women love baking.
- [Blake] Yeah.
- Like no, that's not what I'm saying.
But you do both love a good cupcake, from what I gather.
- Oh, yeah.
Are there people who don't?
- Yeah, that's was I was gonna say like, "Who doesn't?"
- I feel really sorry for them.
- Yeah, that's not the kinda person you wanna hang out with.
- Really awful, unhappy people.
- I think we, I mean, I feel like the first stuff
that we talked about was very much about the script.
Because it was a really complicated, layered script,
and it was gonna be really tricky to get the tone right.
- Right.
- That we had our work cut out for us.
- Yeah, and because there was so many twists and turns,
that at points, we didn't understand.
And Paul, we would get lost, and it would be like,
"Okay, what does our character know versus what are they --"
- Pretending to know.
- Letting on that they know, but are they pretending
like they know in order to get confirmation, but they
don't actually know, and they're finding out in that moment?
So just like, we'd have to diagram it out.
So each day, we were very, very serious before we worked,
and then when we would--
- Once you got into it.
- Once we got into character,
is when we were able to have fun.
- Yeah.
- Which is sort of opposite of what you would think,
'cause we were like so stressing before the scenes.
And then we would get in, and we'd get to play,
and enjoy ourselves, and be in it.
And then after it was like--
- And it was very, I remember having to come up on the fly,
be like, wait, if you say, "Yes, I did," and then, but
it turns out that you're just trying to manipulate me,
and then that will make this thing make sense.
- And the button thing you came up with, which I don't know
what would've happened if you wouldn't have thought of that.
- Cah!
- We would be like, and to be continued
at the end of the movie, and we would've been like,
"Guys, we gotta come back and change some things."
- It's like an old school serial,
you just wanna do it in like, 10 minute segments?
- Well it was one of those things where it
made sense on paper, and then once you said it out loud,
there were things that actually were like, "Oh, we didn't
have to worry about that, that makes perfect sense."
And then there were things that was like,
"Ooh, that's not gonna be clear at all,
we need to come up with something."
- [Blake] Yeah.
- 'Cause there's twists on twists on twists on twists.
- I'm gonna have to pay attention to this one,
is what you're saying?
- Yeah, try hard.
- You know my attention span.
- Bring a notepad.
- Okay, fair enough.
Let's talk about some other potential similarities,
shared pop culture reference points for you guys.
I wanna see, 'cause it seems like there are some things
you both enjoy.
Both Potter fans, would you say?
- Oh, yeah.
- [Blake] Mm-hmm (affirmative).
- Who's the bigger Harry Potter fan, would you say?
- Well, I screwed up and said Horcrux earlier today,
when I meant Patronus, so--
- She's so stupid.
- I feel like my badge needs to be like--
- Poser.
- Stripped away from me.
- She was mortified.
- I was horrified.
- She really was. Horcruxified.
- Do you think, you've both read the books,
I assume, and seen all--
- You don't count as a Harry Potter fan if you're like,
"Yeah, I'm a huge fan, I've seen all eight movies."
- "I've seen all the movies."
- I just wanna get my barometer right.
I wanna see how hardcore we're talking.
- Yeah, we know about S.P.E.W.
- Okay, have you seen The Cursed Child?
- No.
- No, I haven't.
- I've seen The Cursed Child.
- Aren't you supposed to say like, cur-sed?
- I've seen it, I know how to pronounce it.
I'm the only one here that's seen it, okay?
- The Cur-sed Child.
- Whatever, Josh.
Did you just bring that up, just to say that?
- No, it's the only thing about Potter that I know
better than you, is that--
- Wait, what do you know?
- That I've seen the play.
- He's seen Cursed Child.
- Oh, you've seen it?
Yeah.
Well it just came to New York, so that's exciting.
- Yeah.
- Okay, fair enough.
- And apparently, for people who were fancy enough
to be invited to the opening night, they turned
a restaurant downtown, or I don't know, somewhere in town,
into like the dining hall from Hogwarts.
- Amazing.
- Oh, that's cool.
- Would've been nice.
- Good for you.
I went to the set, so ha ha!
- I didn't.
- When they were still filming, so ha ha.
- Have you both sorted yourselves?
- Yes.
- Yeah.
- On Pottermore?
- Yeah.
- Yes.
- And?
- Slytherin, obviously.
Obviously.
- Wait, for real?
- Fucking obviously.
- I thought they just said Gryffindor every time.
- No, for sure Slytherin.
- I feel so good about myself right now.
- But just to make you feel good, you're like,
they're like, "It's Gryffindor."
No.
- I mean, I'm wearing my Gryffindor colors, so it's fine.
- I was being very honest in that quiz--
- Maybe too honest.
- I was like, "I think I'm gonna get Slytherin,"
and I totally did.
- And I take it you were Gryffindor, you're saying?
- Yeah, but I did the lame one.
I did the one at Universal back lot,
where they're like, "Make her Gryffindor,
she'll be happy."
It's just like ...
- She needs this.
- I really did need it.
- Have you taken the Pottermore quiz?
- No.
- Oh, it's really fun.
- Really?
- Yeah, we're gonna do it later.
- Gosh, I'm so excited.
- Something to look forward to.
- I sorta wanna be in Hufflepuff, just 'cause it's like--
- Like, "Meer."
- It's just cool to be like, "Oh yeah, I'm on Hufflepuff."
Everyone wants to be in Gryffindor, right?
- Sure.
Okay, let's--
- Ravenclaw, like that's just the,
who cares about Ravenclaw?
- Okay, Hufflepuff, take it easy, Hufflepuff.
- But at least Hufflepuff, you're like, "Aw --"
- "Aw, look at you!"
- It's like a funny thing to say.
Ravenclaw, you're like, meh.
- You're like, "Oh, so you're like, smart or something?"
- Yeah, but you're not like, smart and brave.
- Yeah.
- 'Cause then, Gryffindor would be that.
Anyway.
- Okay, you've outdone me.
Disney, who's bigger Disney?
You've been a princess, of course, you've been Cinderella,
but I know Disney--
- I know, of the two of us ...
That's right.
Jealous?
- That has to be bragging rights, I would assume, but ...
- Oh my gosh, I would literally like, skin her body alive
and step into it, to be Cinderella.
- Wait, literally?
That's really hardcore.
- I would need her voice.
It's a problem.
I would like, need her voice.
I can't be a Disney princess ever.
- Oh, muffin, it's so hard being you!
- No, but I really, would really like
to be a Disney princess.
- I'm sure that dream will come true
'cause a dream is a wish your heart makes.
- It actually, it can't come true.
- [Crew] (laughs)
- Thank you, one person.
- No, it can't come true because Disney, by the way,
Disneyland, thanks for this, they're gonna never
invite me again, they already kicked me out once.
But you can't be a princess at the park
if you're over 27 years old.
- Oh.
- Which is really interesting.
- Why did they kick you out once?
Follow up question.
- The statistic I heard was that you can't be a
Disney princess if you're over five feet tall basically,
'cause they want you to be small for the kiddies.
- Oh.
- So, all the tall girls ...
- So, I could be like, Pluto.
- It's the one thing that I ...
- [Blake] Oh.
- Oh.
- Can I ask why you were kicked out once?
- 'Cause I went to Disney jail when I was a kid,
and then I talked about it on Letterman, and then
when I went to come back, they were like,
"Yeah, why'd you mention it on Letterman?"
yeah, it was like really--
- What, like they didn't want you to admit
that Disney jail existed?
- Yeah.
- Ooh!
- I know, so now I'm gonna get uninvited again.
I'm so obsessed with Disneyland.
I love you so much.
I'm sorry I tell all your deep, dark secrets.
- Everybody knows about Disney jail.
- I didn't.
- That's fine.
- [Blake] Yeah.
- Now I do though.
- It's like, not real jail.
It's just Disney jail.
- Yeah.
- Just let her in, guys, she needs this again.
- They don't have the death penalty.
- I would hope not.
- Just joking.
- I mean, that we know of.
- Yeah.
- We don't know how deep this goes.
- That's right.
- This goes all the way to the top.
- Lord of the Rings, I think you're a little more hardcore
in that realm, right?
Lord of the Rings?
- I don't know Lord of the Rings, I'm sorry.
- It's okay, nothing to apologize for.
- It's okay.
- She wins.
- Star Wars?
- Big Star Wars.
- Wait, by the way, you've been like, "Oh, I think you're
the bigger Potter fan.
I think you're the bigger Disney fan.
I think you're the big ... so, like what?
What about me over here?
- Oh my god, you guys, don't fight.
Just because I'm the best at everything.
- So offended.
- What's your Jeopardy category?
- Okay fine, I'll just sing a quick Cinderella song.
- What would your Jeopardy category be then?
What's your expertise?
I wanna give equal opportunity--
- Oh, I'm not an expert at anything.
I know a couple things, here and there.
- Comic book movies, you've appeared in one.
- I had, really, this is great.
You're really building me up.
A really great comic book movie, that one was beautiful.
- Ooh, girl.
- Good things came from it.
- Yeah, eventually.
- Hey.
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