-I want to talk about -- We have to talk about the movie.
I want to talk about your swimwear line.
-Yeah, so, my swimwear line, people always think that
it's something I did because, like, I modelled bathing suits.
I did "Sports Illustrated."
But I'm actually just a -- truly a Cali girl.
Like, I grew up in Encinitas, California,
which is a tiny town in San Diego.
-Yeah.
-Public high school.
We didn't have a football team.
We had a surf team and skate P.E.
-Yeah! That is so California, man. Come on.
-Like, it's Cali. -That is Cali, all the way.
-My best friend went to the same high school and,
talk about a 13-year-old's dream,
we started this swimwear line together.
-Inamorata. -Yes. Ooh, look at you.
-Now, what -- now, what does this --
how do you -- what does it mean?
What's it mean by "inamorata"?
-It means siren --
-In amore? -Yeah, in amore.
-Inamorata? -Inamorata.
-No, but -- so, it's I-N-A-M-O-R-A-T-A?
-Yeah. -Inamorata?
-Swim Emrat -- I'm like, thanks, Jimmy.
-No, I'm sorry. Just, like, to clear it up.
Because people call you Emrata?
-Yeah. People call me Emrata,
which is also a nickname from my high school.
-Oh, that's where it's from. -That's how I got that. Yes.
-But you're running your own Instagram.
You're running the business's Instagram.
You're actually head of -- you're in charge of it --
-Yes. Inamorata swim. -And running it.
-People think I have, like, you know, some, like, intern, like,
uploading all these pictures.
It's actually me. -Right.
-It's my 13-year-old self, like, uploading my inspo.
-Yeah, exactly. -It's, like, basically a blog.
-'Cause I was wondering -- I was looking through the Instagram.
I go, okay. It just says "Moonstruck."
And I go, I don't quite understand why, what's going on.
-I love that movie. -Oh, me too.
But I mean I -- It's Inamorata swimwear,
so I just go, I don't -- [ Laughter ]
-But she's -- look at her. She's inamorata. You know?
-I know, it's in -- -She's inamorata.
I think Cher is, like, always goals.
So it doesn't matter what kind of, like, business
you're running, whatever, And especially in this movie.
-She's just always goals?
-Always. #Alwaysgoals.
-Always goals. -Yeah.
-So, if you have any question in life, you go -- what would --
-Be Cher. -Just be Cher.
What would Cher do? Just be Cher.
-Yeah. I mean, the woman would wake up and just be like,
"I'm putting on a sequined bathing suit top today
and I'm gonna feel good about it."
Like, that's who I want to be.
-And she would crush it. All right, good.
-Yeah, I'm trying to emulate her.
-'Cause I want to actually talk about your actual film,
because last time -- I don't know if you saw.
Pete Davidson was on our show. -Oh, I did. I did.
He gave my husband a shout-out
'cause my husband produced "Good Time,"
the movie he was talking about.
-Pete Davidson came on the show
and didn't talk about his movie at all.
-Yeah, no. I was watching it like this.
And then he said Sebo, and I was like, "oh!
Oh, that's my -- that's my husband."
-Yeah. -Yeah.
-And then he just talked about your husband's movie
the whole time. -Yeah. It was great.
-Then we showed a clip from your husband's movie.
-We're actually -- Pete and I are on a press tour
for my husband. [ Laughter ]
That's why I'm here,
is just to sell everyone on how great he is.
-Tell me about your movie, though.
-Yeah. -"Welcome Home."
-So, it's a movie with Aaron Paul, who I think we all love.
-"Breaking Bad," we love. -Yes.
I'm a huge fan.
-We love Aaron Paul. -I do, too.
And we shot this movie in Italy last summer.
So, I'm spoiled for life.
Like, between Aaron Paul being the nicest person ever
and then Italy being the most beautiful place ever, like --
every movie I've done since, I'm like,
"Wait. We're in -- Where are we?
Where's the gnocchi? Where's the red wine?"
-Oh, my God. Spoiled. -But it's -- it's a thriller.
It's about a couple who goes on vacation.
Goes to, kind of, like an Airbnb, VRBO situation.
-Yeah.
-And slowly we sort of realize
that things aren't as perfect as they seem.
-And who's the guy -- the guy that's so --
-Oh, there's -- there's a scary, but sort of sexy Italian man.
You know the type. You know.
[ Laughter ]
So, he's -- he's there.
He's there, kind of, confusing everyone.
And yeah.
What's really cool is, my character sort of
takes matters into her own hands, so...
-Here we go. You guys, we have a clip here.
It's Emily Ratajkowski and Aaron Paul
in the new thriller "Welcome Home."
Check this out.
-Yeah. -Hey. Talk to me.
-I know it's my fault, okay? I know.
I know what I did to you.
I know how I hurt you.
-Jessie.
-I know you don't look at me the same way anymore.
-I can't stop seeing it.
-Seeing what?
-You and him.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-How beautifully shot, by the way.
-I mean --
-I wouldn't want to leave that set at all.
-That's -- that's what's crazy, is it looks like --
it looked like a set that someone would make
in an old movie or something.
And that was just where we were staying.
-I mean, how fun is that? -Yeah, I'm spoiled.
-Well, I know that you're a SoCal girl, so I figured --
-Yeah. -I want to get you a --
maybe, like, a burrito or a fish taco, so --
-Oh, my God. Thanks, Jimmy.
-We got the number-one fish taco in New York City from Eater.com.
-Okay. -From Tacombi.
When in New York, having -- have the best taco.
-I'll do it for you, Jimmy.
-Do you want lime on it?
-Yeah, actually, I would.
See, here's the thing is, I grew up with 99-cent tacos.
I feel like these ones might be a little more fancy.
-No, trust me. -Really?
-They're less than 99 cents.
-All right, I'm gonna try and make this look cute.
[ Laughter ] -50 cents.
-Mmm. [ Cheers and applause ]
Not bad. Honestly.
-Not bad? -Not bad. I'm impressed.
-Fantastic.
My thanks to Emily Ratajkowski!
[ Cheers and applause ]
"Welcome Home" is out this fall.
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