00:00I don't know what I can tell you, too, you know.
00:02I don't want to do a Tom Holland and say it spoil everything.
00:07That is fair enough. No one wants to do that.
00:09I give Tom a really hard time about that all the time.
00:11Leo, it's always lovely to see you.
00:13I love that you're so busy, because then I do get to chat to you lots.
00:16Working with an icon in this one, in Dustin, who will always be hook to me, the best hook.
00:22Understandable.
00:23You, at this point in your career, do not need acting advice of anyone,
00:27but I'm curious whether he imparted any, like, words of wisdom on you
00:31or what it was like just hanging out with someone like him.
00:34I tried to be as much of a sponge as humanly possible around him.
00:40He tried to, yeah, he wanted to instill little bits here and there
00:48of how to navigate this industry and also, you know, the craft of acting.
00:55He treats every take like a rehearsal, which is a good, a really good piece of advice.
01:01But I also, I didn't want to, I didn't want to poke him too much and, you know,
01:04disturb his process, because, you know, he's at work too.
01:07But it was just a complete joy to be around him.
01:10I bet. I bet.
01:11I feel like every film that you go on, you're, like, learning something new.
01:16Like, prime target, you're a maths expert here.
01:19Like, you can distinguish musical notes and tune a piano and all sorts.
01:24Um, what would you say is the best skill that you have learnt through doing movies and TV?
01:30Shucking oysters.
01:32Shucking oysters.
01:33Shucking oysters.
01:34What does it, I don't even, I don't know.
01:37It's, it's, it's to get the little oyster knife and pop open oysters.
01:42Okay.
01:43That's the most useful.
01:44Do you eat a lot of oysters?
01:46Okay.
01:47But get cracking a safe.
01:49If you can shuck a oyster, you can get through life.
01:52Honestly, it's, it's a really satisfying skill.
01:55Fair enough.
01:55To shuck an oyster well is, is incredibly, uh, gratifying.
01:58Fair enough.
01:59Do you also then have any, um, hidden talents that we don't know about?
02:03Like, to look at your character in here, you wouldn't know that he could crack a safe.
02:07You couldn't, you wouldn't know that he could distinguish those musical notes.
02:11Do you have anything about you that we don't know?
02:13Oh, there's plenty.
02:14But, um, hidden talents, I'm not, I'm not sure.
02:18I keep telling people that I'm really good at throwing stuff into bins and that's kind
02:22of, is now starting to make the rounds.
02:24But then they asked me to prove it.
02:26I would.
02:26If I had something that you could throw into a bin right now.
02:29I don't see a bin and I don't see anything thrown.
02:31You have been saved.
02:33You have been saved.
02:35Was I correct in thinking that he, when he, in the film, did he watch, like, YouTube
02:39videos initially to, like, learn how to crack the safe?
02:43Yeah.
02:44Are you like that?
02:45Are you someone who likes to learn things yourself, watch those YouTube videos and do
02:49it yourself?
02:49Or do you like to, like, just get someone in?
02:51Because I felt really proud.
02:53I watched a YouTube video on how to repressurize my boiler and I did that and I felt very accomplished.
02:58Mm.
02:59What are you like?
03:00Do you?
03:00I think I'm, I'm, I'm similar.
03:03I, um, old me probably not, but, but I like, you know, every day in life is an opportunity
03:11to, to learn something new.
03:13It is.
03:14And I think it's, you know, in today's technology, it's so advanced that it's, you can, I find
03:23myself every day.
03:24What have you learned off YouTube, would you say?
03:26Not how to crack safe.
03:27You mean it's not on YouTube?
03:29It is actually on YouTube.
03:30Yeah, I was just going to, you can actually go on YouTube and learn how to crack safe.
03:33Yeah.
03:34It's not encouraging anyone to do that.
03:35No, let's not.
03:36What's, uh, what's old Leo like, by the way?
03:38You're saying this is new Leo?
03:41Old Leo probably would have just not bothered.
03:43Okay.
03:44Whereas I'm more curious now as a, as a.
03:46Fair, fair enough.
03:47And listen, I love to see nice people win.
03:50And you're one of those nice people.
03:52Like, I love seeing that you are so booked and busy all the time.
03:54So I can't deny that I'm super excited about you being in Lord of the Rings.
03:58Oh, thanks.
03:59Super excited.
04:00How are you feeling about that?
04:01I'm, I'm, I'm, same as you.
04:02I'm so excited.
04:04It's a boy dream of me, of mine.
04:06Is it Halvart?
04:07Halvart?
04:07Is that a new, completely new character?
04:09It's pretty much, yeah.
04:10Okay.
04:11He doesn't exist in, in any of the trilodies.
04:14So you can't tell us anything about.
04:15I don't know what I'm, I can tell you.
04:17I don't want, I don't want to do it Tom Holland and say it spoil everything.
04:22That is fair enough.
04:23No one wants to do that.
04:24I give Tom a really hard time about that all the time.
04:26I know I love him, I love him as well.
04:27But I love seeing you doing well, Leah.
04:30I really do.
04:31So I'm sure I will see you very, very soon.
04:34It's so good to see you.
04:35Love to see you.
04:36Take care.
04:37Bye.
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