Asa Butterfield Gets Confused For WHO?!

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It's the second time we get some festive cheer with Asa Butterfield and Cora Kirk and this time they're off on a skiing holiday in Your Christmas Or Mine 2 alongside Danny Mays. We talked about the ideal way to watch the film, family embarrassment and which famous people they get confused with. Report by Jonesl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00 You're joking. No I don't!

00:02 Are we good?

00:03 *singing*

00:05 Right, you two, as we're singing, should we just continue?

00:07 Yes.

00:08 Should we do this whole thing in sing-a-song?

00:10 *singing*

00:19 You're really good at singing. You're very good at pretend trumpet.

00:22 *laughing*

00:24 We're here all day.

00:25 We're here all week.

00:26 I just love this so much. I didn't even realise it was Danny Mays until I zoomed in.

00:30 I was like, Danny Mays has got a beard and a northern accent.

00:33 How fun is he? He looks like he's a who.

00:36 He is.

00:37 He's hysterical.

00:38 That beard took, guess how long that beard took to put on every morning?

00:41 It wasn't a real beard.

00:42 It wasn't a real beard.

00:43 It was yak hair.

00:44 It was yak hair and our amazing makeup designer, Sian, had to sit Danny down for two hours every morning

00:52 and stick it hair by hair, and I'm not joking, hair by hair.

00:56 Wow.

00:57 So testable.

00:58 Men would pay for that though, some of them that can't grow a beard.

01:00 Yeah, they would.

01:01 Ace, how are you getting on with your beard? Would you pay for it?

01:03 I'm not quite there yet.

01:06 It's chic. Yours is chic. His was shaggy chic.

01:09 Yeah, I can't do shaggy yet.

01:11 Give me like 25 years.

01:13 Maybe one day.

01:14 You never know.

01:15 Maybe. I don't know.

01:16 You don't know.

01:17 I don't know what you're following me for.

01:18 Don't put my beard on my face, will you?

01:20 Give me 25 years. Is that what you said?

01:23 Yeah, I'm getting a nice salt and pepper shaggy beard going on.

01:27 Oh, I love the salt and pepper. Yes. Perfect.

01:30 In regards to this, there's that kind of drama with the family.

01:33 Do you guys get embarrassed by your family or anything?

01:36 My parents are so lovingly proud that it could be perceived as embarrassing.

01:41 One thing my mum did do, she kept trying to give my phone number out to people at work

01:45 because when the first film came out, she had people that wanted to congratulate me,

01:51 but I don't know these people, and so she was like, "Can I give you a phone number out?"

01:55 And I was like, "Oh, I don't think. I don't know. Maybe. No. Maybe. No. I'm not sure."

02:01 So it's embarrassing, but in the nicest way because she's so supportive and well-meaning and lovely.

02:10 You didn't get Deirdre from the local bakery congratulating you on WhatsApp then?

02:13 I did on Instagram.

02:15 Oh, dear.

02:16 My parents have seen me and work I've done doing various embarrassing things,

02:21 so I'm sort of over that.

02:24 Not that I don't get embarrassed. I definitely still get embarrassed,

02:27 but I think when it comes to my work, not so much because you just leave it behind

02:32 and you put it out there and it's like, "This is what I'm doing."

02:35 Makes you laugh. Great. I'm trying to detach myself from the...

02:40 Yeah, I forgot about that. You really haven't done it all, so there's no embarrassment.

02:45 Oh, yeah, you have.

02:47 Oh, yeah.

02:48 In my mind, I was going back to your youth, and I was like,

02:50 "What's embarrassing about what you did when you were a kid?"

02:53 But now I know what you're talking about.

02:54 Why should people sit down and watch it over Christmas underneath their little duvet,

02:59 little cuppa on the go with a little bickie?

03:01 And actually, why should they watch it and what biscuit should they eat with it?

03:04 Oh, that's such a long question.

03:06 Why should they watch it?

03:07 I'll answer the second question. You answer the first one.

03:10 Thanks. Why should they watch it?

03:12 I think what your Christmas or mine one did that I heard on the grapevine

03:17 was it had such a lovely quintessential Britishness.

03:21 It got compared to Love Actually by a few people, and that wasn't me comparing it.

03:25 It was a few of my friends.

03:27 And I think just that enjoyment of sitting down at Christmas

03:31 with a film about young love, miscommunication, people make mistakes,

03:36 but you can rectify those mistakes.

03:38 And Christmas isn't really about where you are.

03:41 It's sort of who you're with.

03:43 And that's what number one and number two sort of really show.

03:47 And I think, especially the past few Christmases,

03:49 we've had people not being able to be together

03:53 because of various COVIDs that have been flying around.

03:58 I think it's that nice, reassuring sit down.

04:01 It's familiar. It's comforting. It's feel good.

04:04 It's got everything you want out of a Christmas movie.

04:07 It really does.

04:08 And what, Vicky?

04:09 Ginger Snaps.

04:10 That's the most boring biscuit of all time.

04:12 Back off.

04:13 What do you mean?

04:14 The M&S.

04:15 With the chocolate Vicky.

04:16 With a cup of tea.

04:17 The Viennese one.

04:18 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

04:19 And the round one with the hole in it that's just covered in chocolate.

04:21 Right, plushies.

04:22 That one. The white chocolate.

04:24 It's thick, isn't it?

04:25 Thick.

04:26 Teeth breaking stuff.

04:27 Ginger Snap.

04:29 Do you want to change your answer?

04:32 No.

04:33 Okay.

04:34 Not after you've received such a response.

04:37 I also want to ask you, there is mistaken identity in this.

04:39 Have you guys ever been mistaken for someone else that someone ran up to you and was like,

04:43 "Oh my God, it's Harry Styles."

04:45 And you're like, "Yeah, it's me."

04:47 Who?

04:48 Do you know, I was in the pub the other day and someone, this person, I didn't know them,

04:53 they were completely chatting out of there.

04:57 They came over and went, "You look like Rita Ora."

05:00 And I went, "You're joking. No, I don't."

05:03 But I was like, "Oh, Rita Ora."

05:09 Anyone?

05:10 What if they said, "I love your new single. Can you sing it to me?"

05:12 Would you have just done it?

05:13 No. No.

05:15 Because it would have been bad and they would have gone, "She can't sing live in real life."

05:19 Well, no, they would have gone, "That's not Rita Ora."

05:21 But no, I was like, "What?"

05:24 I see some people constantly say, "I loved you in End of the F***ing World."

05:28 Alex? Martha?

05:30 Yeah.

05:31 What?

05:32 I know. We don't even look alike.

05:34 Maybe mannerisms?

05:36 No.

05:37 Even them.

05:38 No, that's absolute tosh.

05:40 Do you play along with them?

05:42 It depends what mood I'm in.

05:44 Sometimes I'm like, "Sure."

05:46 But when they really are good, I'm like, "You know, that's not me. Sorry."

05:50 Do you think they just use it to talk to you?

05:52 So they can go, "I'm sorry. Who are you then?"

05:54 And you go, "Asa Butterfield."

05:56 And they go, "Oh my God!"

05:57 No, I think you'd do that and shake his head a bit slow-mo.

06:00 Shake your beard a bit.

06:01 Yeah.

06:02 That's Rita Ora.

06:03 (laughing)

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