00:00Stereotypes exist in every cinema, Indian cinema has often for the longest time been looked upon as something more to
00:07do with song, dance and colors and while that makes it unique, there's so much more to it.
00:11Tell me what has been your perception of Indian cinema and has there been any work that you saw that
00:16interested you and kind of challenged the stereotype that the West has?
00:19We were just saying we wanted to do a Bollywood movie because Tom actually could do it because he's a
00:24phenomenal dancer and I would try to learn, I would do my best.
00:29I find them so fun and so, just the energy and the joy and the older I get, the more
00:39I just want more joy in my work and more joy in my life and so I would love to
00:45try that, especially if I had a co-star like him because he could really, he's the only person I
00:49think could do what like Fred Astaire did, right?
00:53There used to be a skill set that some of our great movie stars had that because the nature of
01:01film has changed in Hollywood is disappearing and so I would love to see him apply that skill set that
01:11he has.
01:11Tom, what's your take on Indian cinema and Indian audiences that completely adore you?
01:15Well, it's two things. I think, you know, Indian cinema feels like a real celebration and I think what is
01:21so amazing is the way you guys experience cinema is unlike anything I've seen before.
01:26You know, I'm so blessed to be a part of the MCU and it's so well received here and I
01:30have so much fun on YouTube watching you guys react to those big moments in the cinema.
01:36It feels more like a rock concert than it does going to the cinema. So if there was a way
01:41that I could deepen that relationship with you guys in a, you know, a Bollywood movie or an Indian movie,
01:47I would, I would jump at the opportunity.
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