00:00Did anyone guess the ending?
00:03No, not in a thousand years.
00:06No, it is impossible.
00:09There's no way.
00:15What's so great about it, I remember reading this and saying this to Ryan,
00:18there are also no red herrings.
00:20Like that's something really great about these movies.
00:23There's no obvious red herrings.
00:25You know, there's enough, there are enough motives at play
00:29and there's enough reasons for everyone.
00:32And people are good enough and bad enough that anyone is on the table.
00:35There's no like direct red herrings, are there?
00:37Yeah, yeah.
00:38Well, because you realize when you're making these movies,
00:40the audience is going to create their own red herrings.
00:42Exactly.
00:43Based on their own perspective.
00:45There's no need to intentionally mislead anyone.
00:47You just tell the story as straight as possible.
00:49And when you're watching it, you know it's a murder mystery.
00:52The things that audience members will come up with of,
00:54I thought it was this.
00:56That will project.
00:57That will blow my mind, yeah.
00:58It's so true.
00:59It's really fun.
01:00Josh.
01:01B.
01:02Did you?
01:03Josh B.
01:04Josh C.
01:05That is also confusing.
01:06Did you guess the twist in weapons when you read that first script?
01:12That wasn't so much of a twist.
01:14Or the reason for the disappearance.
01:16I just was like saturated in the absurdity of weapons.
01:19Which I love because he brought a humor to it that I didn't expect.
01:23Whereas this was like a labyrinth that I got really lost in and got super scared about.
01:29And finally found my way out once I got paid.
01:33What?
01:34What?
01:35How do you keep this in such a good way?
01:36Meaning the end.
01:37Meaning the end.
01:38Is it harder now than the first one or easier to keep spoilers out of the conversation?
01:44You know what?
01:45I've found it's, we've been, I mean I think the press in general is incredibly cool when
01:51it comes to spoilers.
01:52And I feel like weirdly the internet is also, like I feel like people if they, especially
01:57if they enjoy the movie, people instinctively don't want to be a dick.
02:02They want their friends to enjoy it too.
02:05So I've been actually kind of surprised how little issue we've had with all these movies
02:12with spoilers.
02:13Yeah.
02:14Also they're weirdly for whodunits they're hard to spoil.
02:17Like even if you said X did it at the end of it.
02:20It's not like it would really spoil the movie really.
02:24It's kind of, they're almost made to be seen several times in that way.
02:28Yeah.
02:29Compared to the previous two movies.
02:31Better.
02:32Better.
02:33Better.
02:34Good answer.
02:35Good answer.
02:36Good answer.
02:37Not my question.
02:38Sorry.
02:39But it's more specific.
02:40Apologies.
02:41There's also a good answer.
02:42No it's what, like if you were to kind of pick, okay the vibe of each movie is X, Y,
02:43or Z.
02:44What would be the vibe of this production, this set compared to the other two?
02:47Not the film itself but the.
02:48Yeah, the making of.
02:49Backstage vibe.
02:50That's interesting.
02:51I mean they've all been very.
02:52Cheeky.
02:53Distinct.
02:54Yeah, cheeky.
02:55Cheeky.
02:56I think it was, yeah, I don't know.
02:57It's interesting because the first one, it was kind of, we were kind of still learning
03:01what it was and so it was kind of forming this group.
03:04The second one was its own deal because we were off overseas during COVID, locked down
03:09together.
03:10And this one, I don't know, it's kind of just a lovely group of people who are incredibly
03:15good at what they do, just sort of forming this bond as we shot.
03:18And I think the movie has kind of like a, I don't know, a small town sort of gothic sort
03:25of vibe to it.
03:26And that's kind of infused in it all.
03:29But yeah, I don't know.
03:30It's a lovely group.
03:31We'll take lovely.
03:32Père Lachaise Cemetery.
03:33A what?
03:34A wedding.
03:35A wedding.
03:36Oh yeah?
03:37How about that?
03:38Yeah, that's a good idea.
03:39No, not really.
03:40It didn't work.
03:41It didn't land.
03:42Why not?
03:43I don't care.
03:44You try and it doesn't land.
03:45Obviously it's a cool call to get, to be asked to be in one of these movies.
03:46The best.
03:47But did any of you have questions before you said yes?
03:50Or like what did you guys want to know when you were like having your conversations?
03:54Are you sure you meant to call me?
03:55No, there was lots of discussion I feel like.
04:06But the collaborative thing of like, you know, as we talked about each of your characters
04:10and I feel like there was back and forth about, right?
04:13I don't know.
04:14I don't remember because I don't remember a lot.
04:16But I don't remember whether you actually described fully the character.
04:21Did you?
04:22Probably at some point.
04:23Probably at some point.
04:25Probably not.
04:26But on that first call, I don't know.
04:27Do you mean in deciding to do the movie or?
04:30Yeah, yeah.
04:31Like whether there was anything.
04:32I'm thrilled.
04:33Thrilled.
04:34Of course you get that phone call with four of your agents on it.
04:37You think either it's really great news or it's really bad news.
04:40True.
04:41So when all four of them get on.
04:43I can't imagine.
04:44Who will you take a call from?
04:46You go, ha!
04:47I can't imagine you get bad news very often or ever from your agents.
04:52In 2025?
04:53In 2025?
04:54Never.
04:55No bad news in 2025.
04:56Yeah.
04:57It's all, everything's going great.
04:59Yeah.
05:00Does anybody have anything random in common with their characters?
05:05No, we just resorted to acting.
05:07Yeah.
05:08Fortunately.
05:09Well, some of us did.
05:11Wow.
05:13Someone was better than others.
05:15Shouts by close.
05:16Shouts by close.
05:17Shouts by close.
05:18Shouts by close.
05:19Shouts by close.
05:20And I know on the last one, something that everyone talked about was because they made
05:23it in COVID, right?
05:24You guys did a lot of like, to keep yourselves busy in between scenes.
05:29Or I guess at night.
05:30Mm-hmm.
05:31A lot of like murder mystery games, like formal games, right?
05:33Yeah.
05:34Murder mystery games, et cetera.
05:35And I asked if you did any this time.
05:37And Daniel Craig was like, I'm never playing a game again.
05:39I'm done with games.
05:40Yeah.
05:41I didn't get a full answer, but did, what did you guys do on this one?
05:46What was like the theme of bonding, having fun, keeping busy at night?
05:52I know you weren't like as remote as you were in the last one.
05:55Well, we were in London, so it was a little different.
05:57Everyone was kind of, but on set, you guys were in the green room.
06:00Well, you and Mila played a lot of backgammon.
06:02Yeah, Mila and I played backgammon.
06:04But it was much more organic, this group.
06:07Yeah.
06:08It was like we weren't isolated, which makes us a superior cast.
06:12Yeah.
06:13We weren't isolated and had to rely on each other, but we chose to.
06:17I mean, we all had trailers, but none of us went back to our trailers.
06:20We were always wanting to hang out together and be together and spend time and talk and
06:26get to know each other and just like be.
06:30You could just sit back in our little tent and just listen to like stories.
06:37So many things going on, so many funny people, you know.
06:43It just was endlessly funny and fascinating.
06:47Did you bring your dog?
06:48I did, of course.
06:49Yes.
06:50Pip.
06:51So did Carrie.
06:52I can tell you all about it.
06:53Yeah.
06:54Can you though?
06:55No.
06:56No.
06:57Josh is the one person that can't say anything about it.
06:59I was like the one, I was the one person, I was the most passionate about being friends
07:03with Pip.
07:04And maybe that's why.
07:05People pleaser.
07:06Yeah, exactly.
07:07Pip could smell the desperation.
07:08The least interested in me.
07:09Pip could smell the desperation.
07:11That's right.
07:12That's exactly right.
07:13I described it as, it was the only time I've ever seen a dog roll its eyes.
07:18Here he comes again.
07:21Oh, God.
07:22That's so true.
07:23Trying to embrace you.
07:24So true.
07:25He's thirsty.
07:26A couple questions I'm asking everybody who comes through this weekend.
07:29Number one, what is on like a first job or an early job, what is, what was a splurge
07:35you gave yourself?
07:36Like what was kind of your first big splurge or treat for yourself?
07:39When I did Save the Last Dance, we used to still get cash per diem.
07:44Per diem.
07:45Per diem, yeah.
07:46And I used to hide my cash per diem under the mattress in the hotel that I was staying
07:50in.
07:51And at the end of that movie, I bought my first laptop with my saved up.
07:54Oh, that's a good one.
07:56That's really cool.
07:57I remember paying rent in London, my first job.
08:03And it was the first time I'd ever had to say to my landlord, please, like, can you wait
08:08one more month?
08:09And I got this TV job, I had two lines, and I was able to present my money on time.
08:14First time ever.
08:15Wow.
08:16That's pretty good for you.
08:17I think my first splurge, because I'm not a shopper, so, but was, and bless his heart,
08:25we've lost him now, when Giorgio Amani had his first little boutique up on Madison.
08:31And I went in, it was in the 80s, and I bought the most beautiful double-breasted black blazer
08:39with these fabulous square shoulders.
08:42And I still have it.
08:43That's the thing about his designs, they were timeless.
08:46I know.
08:47Truly timeless.
08:48Yeah.
08:49I have a really weird one.
08:50Okay, I love it.
08:51Shocking.
08:52What?
08:53I know.
08:54I know.
08:55And it's so obvious to these guys.
08:57My mom was one of the top pyramid scheme winners, back during the original pyramid scheme,
09:04and I had stolen, I had found part of her stash in a drawer, behind a drawer, and I had
09:14stolen it.
09:15When I did the Goonies, I paid her back, her not knowing that I had stolen.
09:18That is so nice.
09:19You put it back in the drawer?
09:20No, I gave it to her.
09:21Oh, no.
09:22And I said, and she said, what is this for?
09:23And I said, it doesn't matter.
09:24Wow.
09:25That's nice.
09:26That's perfect.
09:27Wow.
09:28That's so cute.
09:29Karma, man.
09:30I believed in karma at 17 years old.
09:32Wow.
09:33Yeah.
09:34That's the truth.
09:35Love.
09:36Yeah.
09:37I'll see you next time.
09:38Bye.
09:39Bye.
09:40Bye.
09:41Bye.
09:42Bye.
09:43Bye.
09:44Bye.
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