00:00Take a chance on me.
00:02Yeah, a lot of ABBA.
00:04I cannot.
00:05Hi, I'm Bill Skarsgård.
00:06And I'm FK Twigs.
00:08And today we're going to let Elle...
00:10Ask us anything.
00:12Anything.
00:14What was the strangest thing you did to prepare for The Crow?
00:18The strangest thing I did?
00:20I spent four weeks following crows around Prague,
00:25mimicking their every movement and sounds.
00:29I would walk down, see a school of...
00:33Is that the right word? A school of crows?
00:35And then I would just follow them around.
00:38You know, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack.
00:40Stuff like that.
00:41What was the strangest thing you did to prepare for The Crow?
00:44Um, sort of got my nails done.
00:46Got your nails done?
00:49Who is the last person you were starstruck to meet?
00:53Apart from me.
00:56I'd probably say Lisa Rinna.
00:58I actually have a handbag,
01:00and the designer called the handbag the Lisa Rinna.
01:03And so I carry Lisa Rinna with me every single day.
01:06So when I met Lisa Rinna in a restaurant,
01:09I was like, oh my God.
01:12What about you?
01:13I met James Gandolfini once.
01:16I don't think I've ever been as starstruck as meeting him.
01:19It was like a weird situation as well.
01:21You know, I was with someone,
01:22and they were like, oh, let's go to the chateau.
01:24And there's like, my mom's there with some friends.
01:26And it was like, her friend happened to be James Gandolfini.
01:29I sat down at this kind of intimate,
01:31just like having drinks with the great, you know?
01:34And that was incredible.
01:36What's your favourite thing you've ever stolen from set?
01:41Well, first of all, I don't steal.
01:44I never steal anything from set.
01:46I just kind of feel like the journey of the character is memorabilia for me.
01:50And then for some reason, I kind of find it weird
01:53to collect things from characters I've played.
01:55I gave Pennywise's buck teeth to Andy, the director,
02:00on the final wrap on It 2.
02:04And he was like, oh, I took it.
02:06And I was like, oh, maybe I should have kept that.
02:10Because there's something fun about having teeth,
02:12because you can always, you know, put them back in and stuff.
02:15Yeah, I don't think I've taken pretty much anything.
02:18Yeah, I can relate to that.
02:19I am really bad at...
02:21Collecting memorabilia.
02:22Yeah, I have nothing.
02:23My camera phone has been smashed for, like, 18 months.
02:26And I just don't fix it.
02:28I never take pictures.
02:29Where's the most unexpected place you pulled musical inspiration from?
02:34I don't know if it's unexpected,
02:35but I just pull musical inspiration from my life.
02:38Even when we were filming in Prague,
02:40I really got so inspired by the techno scene there
02:44and going to the clubs and seeing people from Prague
02:48party and rave and express themselves.
02:51And now that's something in my music
02:53has really come through in my next album.
02:55I didn't get you to a rave, though, did I?
02:57No raves.
02:58No.
02:59I wasn't raving.
03:00You were invited.
03:04What's the best acting advice you've received from another actor?
03:10My dad would always say this in words that I live by,
03:12which is there's no such thing as overacting.
03:16It's just untrue acting.
03:19Which means that you can go very big,
03:21as big as you want, as long as it's truthful.
03:24So the range can be subtle, it can be giant,
03:27you know, as long as it's truthful in the core.
03:29And I think that that's something that I try to live by.
03:32That's good advice.
03:34What music helped you get into the character of Shelley?
03:38That's a secret.
03:40I feel like, for me, listening to music before I do a film
03:45is really part of the process,
03:47and each character kind of has its own tale and legacy
03:52around the music.
03:54But we were saying earlier that Bill and I had this fun thing
03:57where we would send each other a lot of music
03:59when we were getting ready, because we shared a trailer for Glam.
04:02So we would sit next to each other,
04:04and everyone would think it was silent.
04:06It would almost be awkward for everyone else,
04:07because we'd just be with headphones in.
04:09But between us, we were having secret music wars.
04:13A lot of ABBA.
04:17I'm sorry to spill any secret here, but there's a lot of ABBA
04:20for both Eric and Shelley.
04:23And I think you feel it when you watch the movie,
04:25there's a lot of, you know,
04:27Dick Chanson, me.
04:29I know.
04:34What are you and your brothers the most competitive about?
04:38Apart from the obvious fame, money, power.
04:42What are we?
04:47There's a lot of us, you know.
04:49We're eight kids.
04:51And there's big age gaps.
04:53The wider the age gap is, the less competitive I think you seem to be.
04:57Like for me, growing up, it was my younger sister
04:59who was just a year and a half younger than me.
05:01So we would compete about anything and everything.
05:04I would usually win.
05:06Because I was older.
05:08What's one beauty product you can't live without?
05:12I think sleep.
05:14Great! That's a great answer.
05:17What about you?
05:19A nice cleanser and a moisturizer.
05:23That's kind of all I use.
05:26Describe your nightly skincare routine.
05:29Just bleach.
05:32And detergent.
05:35Just to get the skin to really pop.
05:41What should my nightly routine actually be?
05:44I really love a brand called IS Clinical.
05:47They've got an amazing serum called ProHeal.
05:50There's a completely organic brand that I use called Living Libations.
05:56And it's 100% organic, all natural, amazing oils, essential oils.
06:02It seems like I have some learning to do.
06:05Some notes.
06:06Some notes to take on.
06:07When you had all the tattoos, I'm guessing you were taking all that makeup off.
06:10Was that difficult?
06:11Applying all the tattoos takes forever.
06:13But then taking them off takes forever too.
06:15I had a great team.
06:17Solid people.
06:18Sometimes four or five people just rubbing away.
06:21When I was really tired as well,
06:23I would also join in the fun of getting it off as quickly.
06:27The tattoos were not as bad as the painted on tar blood that's in the movie.
06:32That really gets you.
06:34Who influences your fashion the most?
06:38I think just my friends.
06:40Who or what?
06:41I'll add what in there.
06:43Yeah, I think just my friends.
06:45I'm very lucky just to have a really creative group of amazing people around me.
06:50My assistant Georgia Pendlebury and I, we can send textures sometimes.
06:54Sometimes the references are quite left,
06:57but somehow you can find textures in nature
07:01and then have a fabric that represents that, like a moss,
07:04and then you find an amazing mossy coat.
07:06You have the best fashion.
07:08Oh, thank you.
07:10I concur.
07:11What's one role you auditioned for that you wish you landed?
07:15I'm not ever going to reveal that.
07:19I was supposed to be in Cats the musical.
07:21It just didn't work out, but I regret it,
07:24because it would have been major.
07:26But I made up for it because I had a Cats the musical-themed birthday party that year,
07:30and I made my friends all dress up as cats,
07:32and then we watched the film in a really small theater and all partied.
07:36That's amazing.
07:37As cats.
07:38Crazy.
07:40That's it. That's a wrap.
07:42Mine was rubbish.
07:44Make sure that you watch The Crow in theaters.
07:47We're...
07:48In it.
07:49In it.
07:51In it.
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