00:00Do you believe that a laughter like yours can be a super power?
00:06Oh wow, I mean depending on which ex-boyfriend you ask.
00:30Hi, in this movie your character is almost like Frodo when Galadriel tells him even the smallest person can change
00:41the course of the future.
00:42Do you agree with Galadriel and do you feel like Frodo?
00:49I mean I do sometimes feel like Frodo, you know just waking up in the morning.
00:55But yeah, I think that it's an interesting position to be I think in the Marvel Universe, especially when I
01:03talk about my character.
01:04But I had a lot of fun playing her, I really loved the way that, who she is and also
01:09how she exists in the universe.
01:10So even if that's Frodo-esque, I appreciate that's a compliment, thank you.
01:14I'll take it.
01:14Yeah, yeah, it's a compliment for sure.
01:18And I love your laughter, I think is amazing.
01:22Do you believe that a laughter like yours can be a super power?
01:28Oh wow, I mean depending on which ex-boyfriend you ask, you know.
01:34But yeah, I think there is definitely something about, I think, making people laugh and laughing in general, right?
01:44I think that that's something that is good.
01:50So maybe, yeah.
01:51I think that one of the main themes of this movie is knowing who you are, but it's not easy.
01:57So how can we do it?
01:59Wow.
01:59Well, I think, you know, the answer to that I guess is that we are always learning, right?
02:03And I think that we always come to these different phases in our life where we confront things that maybe
02:08we couldn't before.
02:11And that's one of the things I really love about this movie is that, you know, we're in this constant
02:15negotiation between our past and our present.
02:18And also our family and tradition and who we kind of are becoming in the world.
02:22So I think, you know, his journey is something we can all really relate to, but I don't think we
02:26ever stop learning.
02:28Do you look Planet of the Apes with different eyes now?
02:32Oh, right, right.
02:34Yes, yes.
02:37I don't know if I ever thought about that, but if I rewatch it, yeah, I might.
02:42I'll think about them riding horses.
02:44And the movie said that changing page is an American concept.
02:52Do you agree American ways is more soft than Chinese way?
02:59I think they're just really different.
03:00And, you know, and I think, yeah, and I think, you know, the kind of the product of that is
03:05always trying to find which which way, you know, speaks more to you.
03:09Right.
03:09So, yeah, it's an interesting question.
03:12Yeah.
03:13In the movie said that now in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, we live in a world when half of the
03:20population can disappear instantly.
03:24It applies sadly to our current situation.
03:28So how can we maintain hope?
03:30Well, you know, I think that, you know, hope is what was one of those things that was was it's
03:35hard to find.
03:36I think it's especially the circumstances we've been dealt.
03:39But, you know, that is I mean, that is a that is a very real message that I think does
03:44really force you to take a take to stop and kind of take a look at your surroundings.
03:48I think at the end of the day, we really are all in this together.
03:51So I think it really is just empathy and understanding is all you need pretty much.
03:57OK, thank you so much.
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