00:09Siamo la scintilla che atticcherà il fuoco, che brucerà il primo ordine.
00:15Corazzo!
00:19Questa storia non andrà come tu pensi.
00:28Adempi il tuo destino.
00:35Quindi, il tuo personaggio ha una delle cose più importanti del film, che è, senza dare spoiler,
00:41che non ci vengiamo a combattere le persone che amiamo, ma a salvare le persone che amiamo.
00:49Credo che è vero? È qualcosa che abbiamo bisogno di pensare, soprattutto oggi?
00:54Sì, è vero.
00:56Sì, credo che abbiamo in un'inizio molto specifico.
01:00Credo che abbiamo sempre avuto delle cose che sono scari.
01:05Ma è vero, certo?
01:06Credo che abbiamo bisogno di vivere le nostre lives che non fattere le persone con la loro fede,
01:10non separare le persone con le persone con le facciazioni perché siamo fattenti.
01:15Ma, veramente, ci dovremmo essere abbracare le cose che abbiamo e protegere le cose che abbiamo.
01:19e questo è davvero la forma che voglio vivere la mia vita
01:21e credo che sia una buona forma per le persone a vedere il mondo.
01:25C'è una scena dove tu e Finn, il tuo carattere Finn,
01:32si riuscite a fare un piacere di amici
01:35con i bambini e i bambini.
01:38Questa scena mi impressiona perché è importante
01:41dare il futuro e il bambino ai bambini e ai bambini
01:45i bambini ovviamente, ma anche i bambini.
01:47I love animals.
01:52That's one of my favorite parts of the movie.
01:57I think that personally,
01:59and this is going to sound so hippie and new agey,
02:01but I really do believe at the end of the day
02:04human beings are also animals.
02:05We are.
02:06I mean, we might have these huge weird heads
02:09or we have these big brains
02:10so we're able to build all these incredible things
02:12and make movies and even the concept of art.
02:15like that's such a weird thing if you think about it.
02:17But at the end of the day,
02:18like we're animals, right?
02:21And so I really believe that
02:23all living things sort of have this
02:26time on earth together.
02:28It sounds so weird and new agey,
02:30but it's true.
02:31And I loved that moment.
02:33I loved the fathiers.
02:35I love those creatures.
02:37And they're so real in the way that they made them.
02:39I actually, I don't know if no one knows this,
02:42but that scene that I have where it's seeing a fathier up close for the first time,
02:47I actually was getting really emotional looking at that creature that they had made.
02:52because like you said, like it just embodies this idea of animals and how much I love them
03:02and how much they're, they're really incredible.
03:05So yeah.
03:07In this movie, we learn the importance of having a good teacher.
03:12How important is having a good teacher in our lives?
03:15Oh, the most important.
03:17I think everyone who's an adult can probably pinpoint at least one teacher that really affected
03:21them and the way that they live their lives, right?
03:24I think teachers are some of the most incredible people in the world because your job seems,
03:31I mean, it is so selfless.
03:32Your job is to instill knowledge into the future generations so that they possibly can make the
03:37world a better place one day.
03:38And what, what is more important than that?
03:41I don't know if there's anything more important than that.
03:43I think that sometimes our society is warped because we put so much
03:46emphasis on, on these other sorts of positions.
03:51But I think teachers are some of the most important people in society.
03:56Kylo Ren in the movie says that it's time to let all the old things die.
04:01Maybe, maybe it's true, it's right.
04:03But I think that we, we can still learn something from,
04:06from old things and old people.
04:08Do you agree or not?
04:09I absolutely agree.
04:10I mean, I think if we didn't pay attention to the past,
04:14then we would just repeat our old mistakes.
04:16I think, um, I am a huge proponent of history.
04:19I think history is really important.
04:21I think that, uh, learning about what people have done in the past and what didn't work and
04:26might, might, might, might, or peep things that were successful in the past.
04:30We can learn from these things.
04:31Um, so personally, I think it's important.
04:33Yeah.
04:34Mm-hmm.
04:34Um, uh, one, one beautiful thing of the movie is that, uh, hope is really, um, literally,
04:41um, passed hand by hand physically, but is also a metaphor.
04:46Do you think that it's really important to pass hope to the others, to other generations?
04:52Absolutely.
04:53Mm-hmm.
04:53Absolutely.
04:56Yeah.
04:56One hundred percent.
04:57Because without hope, you can't, you would lose your will to fight for anything that seemed
05:02impossible.
05:04Right?
05:04I think Laura Dern talks about that, or her, Holdo, I'm sorry.
05:07That character, um, she quotes Leia, and she says that, um, hope is like the sun.
05:15If you only, if you only believe in it when it's there, then, you know, it, it's such
05:20an incredible thing.
05:21I think hope, it, it, it just inspires you to keep fighting in those moments where you're
05:26afraid, and that is one of the most powerful things.
05:30Mm-hmm.
05:31Okay.
05:32Thank you.
05:32Thank you so much.
05:33It was great to meet you, and great dress.
05:34Oh, thank you.
05:35Thank you.
05:37Thank you.
05:38Thank you.
