Can Millie Bobby Brown Turn These Kids Into Movie Stars? — Transcript

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1. 0:03[screaming]
2. 0:05This is Millie Bobby Brown, actor,
3. 0:07producer, child star turned global icon.
4. 0:10Today we're at PS84 on the Upper West
5. 0:12Side where she'll be subbing in for a
6. 0:13school theater teacher teaching film
7. 0:15acting to a class of second graders. But
8. 0:17the best part is we'll be giving their
9. 0:19drama program a muchneeded boost with
10. 0:21brand new rehearsal mirrors, sets, and
11. 0:22film equipment from Amazon. After today,
12. 0:25Hollywood's going to want to keep an eye
13. 0:26on this auditorium. I'm your host,
14. 0:28Julian, and this is Celebrity
15. 0:31Substitute. Millie, welcome to
16. 0:32elementary school. How are you doing
17. 0:34today?
18. 0:34>> I am very good, thank you.
19. 0:35>> What are you going to be teaching today?
20. 0:37>> I am going to be teaching the only thing
21. 0:39I know how to do, uh, film acting. I'm
22. 0:42very excited considering I don't know my
23. 0:46method.
24. 0:46>> There's Stanislowski in acting.
25. 0:48>> I have studied none of [music] it.
26. 0:50>> There's Stella Adler. This is the MBB
27. 0:52method,
28. 0:53>> right? My own method. This is
29. 0:55>> don't be afraid to look like an idiot
30. 0:57because I think you know when I was
31. 0:59younger I would do anything which is
32. 1:01kind of how Eleven's power move like
33. 1:03came to be because I just came [music]
34. 1:04up with it on the spot but that could
35. 1:06have I did
36. 1:07>> oh wow that's so cool
37. 1:08>> but that could have easily been an idiot
38. 1:10thing to you know it could have been
39. 1:11really embarrassing if they would have
40. 1:12been like what are you
41. 1:14>> the nose bleeding just happened? Yeah,
42. 1:15exactly. That was just natural. But I
43. 1:17started when I was 8 years old and I
44. 1:19only started because I love doing it and
45. 1:21it made me feel
46. 1:22>> like I belong somewhere.
47. 1:25>> Have you spent any time in American
48. 1:27public elementary schools?
49. 1:28>> Actually, yes. I went to elementary
50. 1:31school. I had my own locker. Very
51. 1:32American. I was cool automatically cuz I
52. 1:35had an accent. I remember somebody
53. 1:36saying to me, "Do they have apples in
54. 1:39London?"
55. 1:39>> They do.
56. 1:40>> Do they have apples in London?
57. 1:42>> Well, I wouldn't know. I was [laughter]
58. 1:43like, "Apples in London?" I was like,
59. 1:46"Yeah, they had I went home and my
60. 1:47parents were like, yeah, Americans."
61. 1:49>> Yeah, they don't [laughter] they don't.
62. 1:50Is there anything you're worried about
63. 1:52today?
64. 1:52>> Yeah, I'm I'm honestly worried about
65. 1:54that. I'm not going to give good advice.
66. 1:55I don't want to knock anything out of
67. 1:57them. Like, I'm here as a mom now.
68. 2:00>> So, it's a different lens. I think
69. 2:01honestly, maybe before my daughter, I
70. 2:03probably would have been like, "All
71. 2:05right, here's our boot camp." But I'm
72. 2:06like, "I just want you to be who you
73. 2:08are."
74. 2:08>> Gentle parenting. [laughter] Gentle
75. 2:09parenting.
76. 2:10>> I just want you to be loved and
77. 2:11supported. My daughter is like the apple
78. 2:14of my eye. Like I just [music]
79. 2:16>> And you have apples.
80. 2:18>> I do. Right.
81. 2:18>> We have apples in London. Yeah. So yeah,
82. 2:20it definitely it gives you different
83. 2:22perspective. Like I always understood
84. 2:24where my parents and what they were
85. 2:25talking about, but now I deeply
86. 2:27understand what they're [music] talking
87. 2:28about.
88. 2:29>> Okay. Oh my god, I haven't seen
89. 2:31[laughter] that.
90. 2:32>> I'm scared.
91. 2:34Oh,
92. 2:35>> is this from yesterday? [laughter]
93. 2:37>> Serious. I was 8 years old. Yeah,
94. 2:40>> this is an intense look.
95. 2:42>> You know what's funny is I just see 11
96. 2:44because I [music] just I don't know. I
97. 2:46associate so much of my childhood with
98. 2:48that.
99. 2:49>> Okay,
100. 2:50>> look at her. Oh,
101. 2:52>> I was in Spain. I must have been like 3
102. 2:54or 4 years old. Yeah. At this point, I'm
103. 2:57singing every song of like Hannah
104. 2:59Montana, That's So Raven.
105. 3:01>> Were you a behaved child?
106. 3:04>> Talk me through that misbehavior. My mom
107. 3:06said to me the other day, just
108. 3:07unironically, she was like, "I stopped
109. 3:09reading books after you were born."
110. 3:11>> What does that mean?
111. 3:12>> Exactly. Do you know what I mean? It's
112. 3:14like, "I stopped doing things after you
113. 3:16were born."
114. 3:16>> Cuz you took up so much space.
115. 3:18>> Yeah. You would come in the room, I
116. 3:20would sing a song, I would shush
117. 3:21everyone, reenter everyone. Hey, I'm
118. 3:24over here. And I would make everyone
119. 3:26judge me like American Idol.
120. 3:27>> Can I tell you what we're doing for the
121. 3:28kids today?
122. 3:29>> Yes.
123. 3:30>> Okay. So basically PS84 puts on a play
124. 3:32every year, but their arts program runs
125. 3:33on very limited resources. So we brought
126. 3:36in rehearsal mirrors, set pieces,
127. 3:37costumes, and film equipment, all from
128. 3:39Amazon to help their program reach its
129. 3:40full potential for years to come.
130. 3:42>> Love it.
131. 3:43>> Are you ready for your official
132. 3:44celebrity substitute [music] name tag?
133. 3:46>> Yes.
134. 3:50>> Are you ready to meet the kids?
135. 3:51>> So ready.
136. 3:52>> Let's do it. Come on.
137. 3:53>> Millie may have been a child actor, but
138. 3:55let's find out if she has what it takes
139. 3:56to direct a group of New York City
140. 3:58second graders. All right, Millie. Your
141. 4:012 hours start now, KIDS. COME ON IN.
142. 4:05>> Y [screaming]
143. 4:08>> HELLO.
144. 4:08>> HI, CHILDREN. Meet your celebrity
145. 4:10substitute, Miss Millie.
146. 4:11>> HI.
147. 4:13>> HI. I'm Miss Millie, and I'm going to
148. 4:15teach you acting for film today.
149. 4:19>> That's my reaction. Do you like acting?
150. 4:22[screaming]
151. 4:22>> Yeah.
152. 4:23>> So, we're going to get into all that
153. 4:25very soon, but before we do, who wants
154. 4:27to ask a question?
155. 4:29Okay. Harley.
156. 4:31>> Harley.
157. 4:32>> Harley.
158. 4:33>> Anyways, um Oh, what was your first job?
159. 4:36>> I was in a commercial for a hotel.
160. 4:41>> What was your first job, Harley?
161. 4:42>> My first and only job that I'm doing
162. 4:44right now is acting
163. 4:46>> because I'm in a play right now.
164. 4:48>> Exactly. You are not trying to be an
165. 4:50actor. You are an actor.
166. 4:52>> Harley already knows a thing or two
167. 4:54about the craft. Acting is where you
168. 4:56pretend to do something. Like for
169. 4:59example, if someone tells you to ride a
170. 5:01roller coaster and acting, it means you
171. 5:03have to pretend to ride a roller
172. 5:05coaster. Like woo, something like that.
173. 5:08>> What is your favorite emotion?
174. 5:12>> I would have to say [laughter]
175. 5:15I would have to say happiness and joy.
176. 5:19That's my favorite. What's your
177. 5:20favorite?
178. 5:20>> Happy.
179. 5:21>> Yeah, me too. Have you ever broken a leg
180. 5:24before?
181. 5:24>> I actually broke my kneecap once.
182. 5:28>> Yeah, I know, right? I was probably 14
183. 5:31years old and I was working on a show
184. 5:35called Stranger Things.
185. 5:36>> Oh,
186. 5:38>> the Stranger Things main character. I
187. 5:39saw her in person. I know she's not
188. 5:41real, right?
189. 5:42>> I had to wear a full leg brace and I put
190. 5:45my costume over it and I would limp like
191. 5:47this onto set.
192. 5:48>> How did you break? If you feel
193. 5:50comfortable, sharing.
194. 5:51>> It's a long story, [singing] but I think
195. 5:54I fell by the pool. So, don't run by the
196. 5:55pool. OKAY.
197. 5:56>> DON'T RUN BY THE POOL.
198. 5:58>> There we go. There we go.
199. 5:59>> We're already learning.
200. 6:00>> I'm teaching you more than just acting
201. 6:02here. Chloe,
202. 6:03>> are you a zombie?
203. 6:04>> Am I a zombie?
204. 6:05>> Yeah,
205. 6:05>> I can be.
206. 6:08>> I don't want a zombie teacher, though.
207. 6:10>> Okay. I'm human right now, but if you
208. 6:12don't do as I say, I can turn into a
209. 6:14zombie.
210. 6:15>> Um, where do you live?
211. 6:17>> Address.
212. 6:20Who do you work for? Daily Mail son. Who
213. 6:23is it?
214. 6:24>> THERE'S SOMETHING CALLED PRIVACY.
215. 6:26>> BORING. [screaming]
216. 6:27[laughter]
217. 6:28>> I live in the United States of America,
218. 6:31but I live in multiple different places.
219. 6:33>> I'm a traveler.
220. 6:34>> I would like to live in Cartahena.
221. 6:36>> Where is that?
222. 6:37>> It's in Colombia.
223. 6:38>> Oh, that's very cool.
224. 6:40>> Why do you want to live in Cartaha?
225. 6:42>> Because there's a lot of pools there and
226. 6:43it's really hot.
227. 6:44>> Yeah. But guess what? We don't do around
228. 6:46pools.
229. 6:47>> Don't run. EXACTLY. [laughter] FULL
230. 6:50CIRCLE.
231. 6:50>> UM, are you married?
232. 6:52>> I am. Are you married?
233. 6:55>> No, I have a kid.
234. 6:57>> Meet Lev. He's had a big week.
235. 6:59>> This Monday, I got a PAL expander. A pal
236. 7:02expander is a metal object that will go
237. 7:06in like in your mouth and then it will
238. 7:09expand your teeth to make more space for
239. 7:11new ones.
240. 7:12>> Who wants to be married? Who doesn't
241. 7:13want to be married? Married. Wait, wait,
242. 7:15Joseph, you want to be married so bad.
243. 7:17Why do you want to be married?
244. 7:18>> I want to be married because like I want
245. 7:21to have someone I can hang out with like
246. 7:23all the time. Just one more thing to
247. 7:25say. If I could marry someone, I would
248. 7:27marry Miss Millie.
249. 7:31[laughter]
250. 7:34>> Because she's SO BEAUTIFUL. [screaming]
251. 7:37>> This here is Joseph and he's a romantic.
252. 7:40>> Millie is very beautiful.
253. 7:43She's very kind. I love her.
254. 7:48I want to marry her and that's maybe it.
255. 7:51Yeah.
256. 7:52>> Thank you so much, Joseph. You're going
257. 7:54to find a sweet, lovely girl. And
258. 7:56hopefully her name is Millie one day.
259. 7:59That would be even better, right?
260. 8:00>> Is there anybody want to share why they
261. 8:01really don't want to get married? It's
262. 8:03>> too much work. It costs too much money.
263. 8:06And if I get divorced, then there's so
264. 8:09much paper and I have no time if I'm
265. 8:11going to have kids.
266. 8:12>> Um, [applause] are you married?
267. 8:15>> Not yet. Not yet. You have a girlfriend.
268. 8:18>> WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA.
269. 8:20[screaming]
270. 8:20>> I THINK IT'S TIME TO START. I THINK IT'S
271. 8:21TIME TO START THE LESSON, GUYS. WHO'S
272. 8:23READY?
273. 8:23>> START THE LESSON. And we're rolling.
274. 8:26Quiet on set.
275. 8:26>> All right, everyone. Are you listening?
276. 8:28>> Yeah.
277. 8:29>> Okay. I'm going to say things one time.
278. 8:30I won't repeat myself. So, open your
279. 8:32ears. Okay. Today, I'm teaching film
280. 8:36acting. First, I'm going to ask you, do
281. 8:38you know some film vocabulary words?
282. 8:41Things that we use on sets. Does anyone
283. 8:43know what action means,
284. 8:46>> Harley?
285. 8:47>> It's something that directors usually
286. 8:50say before starting um starting a girl.
287. 8:53Scene one, take place. Action.
288. 8:57>> That was amazing. Next terminology. What
289. 9:01does your mark mean?
290. 9:03>> What?
291. 9:03>> Your mark.
292. 9:04>> I think that's where you start.
293. 9:06>> Yes. So, this right here, you see this
294. 9:08little piece of tape on the ground?
295. 9:10>> Yeah.
296. 9:10>> This is called your mark. But in my
297. 9:13accent, I'm saying Mark. But actually,
298. 9:15in your accent, it would be Mark.
299. 9:17>> Harley, [snorts] I didn't say your name
300. 9:18wrong earlier. It's my [music] accent.
301. 9:21But I can say Harley if it makes you
302. 9:22[laughter] more comfortable.
303. 9:24>> She's so British. I can smell her
304. 9:25accent.
305. 9:27>> My name is Mille. And your name is
306. 9:29Harley.
307. 9:30>> So, I'm standing on my mark. This is my
308. 9:32mark. This is the bare minimum of what
309. 9:34we need to show up and do, okay? Every
310. 9:37day. All righty. I'm going to sit back
311. 9:39down cuz I'm tired. The last word is
312. 9:42points. Points means something heavy is
313. 9:45uh IS COMING.
314. 9:46>> POINTS. POINTS.
315. 9:47>> SO, WE have to move out the way. Okay.
316. 9:50That's what people do on set. So, if you
317. 9:52hear points, what are we going to do?
318. 9:54>> Move out the way.
319. 9:56>> Are you You guys are in a play right
320. 9:57now, right?
321. 9:58>> Yeah.
322. 9:59>> Okay. So, theater acting is very
323. 10:01different because it's bigger. You have
324. 10:04to speak to a larger crowd. But in film
325. 10:07acting, it can be a bit different. And
326. 10:09sometimes you want to be more subtle and
327. 10:11make smaller choices, right? So today
328. 10:14I'm going to teach you how to do some of
329. 10:17those things.
330. 10:17>> Who wants to make a face like they know?
331. 10:20They know a secret or their secret. Le,
332. 10:22do you want to go?
333. 10:23>> Are you thinking of a secret that you
334. 10:24know?
335. 10:25>> Yeah.
336. 10:26>> Okay. You're going to stare at that
337. 10:27camera and when I say action, you're
338. 10:30going to do your performance and
339. 10:33action.
340. 10:37Okay. A little less theater. A little
341. 10:39more.
342. 10:40>> This is so hard.
343. 10:42>> Just say it with your eyes to the
344. 10:43camera.
345. 10:45[laughter]
346. 10:46>> That was really great laugh. I think
347. 10:48that we should try it now. Like somebody
348. 10:51just told you kind of good news, but
349. 10:53you're kind of conflicted on how to feel
350. 10:54about it. Action.
351. 11:00>> Can you look away? And I want you to
352. 11:01look at the camera with a death stare.
353. 11:05>> Ooh. Oh,
354. 11:06>> I feel that.
355. 11:07>> That was amazing.
356. 11:09>> Yes.
357. 11:10>> Okay. Who thinks they can cry on
358. 11:13command? Joseph, please face that camera
359. 11:15right there and cry.
360. 11:21>> It's getting there.
361. 11:24>> Stay in it. [music]
362. 11:26>> What are you thinking about, Joseph?
363. 11:29>> I don't know. Well, nothing.
364. 11:32>> Crying. You didn't get ice cream or you
365. 11:34didn't get that audition for that thing
366. 11:37you really wanted.
367. 11:40[music]
368. 11:42>> Joseph,
369. 11:43>> it's it's very close.
370. 11:45>> Let Let him Let him Let him cook. Let
371. 11:47him cook. Let him cook. Let him cook.
372. 11:48Let him cook. [laughter]
373. 11:52>> Oh. Oh. [music] We've We've been moved
374. 11:54to
375. 11:54>> Oh my god. Wait. Wait. Prince. Prince
376. 11:57Joseph, please. Prince.
377. 12:02>> [laughter]
378. 12:03>> Prince, what? Prince, what happened?
379. 12:07>> I just stared.
380. 12:09>> Yeah, I just stared. Like, I'm going to
381. 12:12stare right now.
382. 12:14[music]
383. 12:19>> One hour later.
384. 12:21>> And that's how I cry.
385. 12:24Now that we've learned the basics and
386. 12:25rehearsed with Miss Millie, it's time to
387. 12:26get on our feet and do some scene work
388. 12:28with our brand new sets and rehearsal
389. 12:30props from Amazon. So, before we
390. 12:32actually get into acting in front of the
391. 12:34camera, can I show you what we got for
392. 12:36your school?
393. 12:37>> Drapes.
394. 12:43>> So, we got you all these sets [music]
395. 12:45and a whole bunch of other stuff that
396. 12:47you can keep and use to make plays, film
397. 12:49things. It's going to be a lot of fun.
398. 12:51So, here's the scene. You two are a
399. 12:54married couple, but your wedding ring
400. 12:58went missing and he thinks that your
401. 13:02exboyfriend has it.
402. 13:04>> I hate this already.
403. 13:05>> But that's the thing, Prince. Do you
404. 13:06understand my whole career? Sometimes I
405. 13:08hate things, too. Do you think I wanted
406. 13:1011 to die at the end?
407. 13:12>> Wait, when the 11 died at the end, was
408. 13:14that fake or real?
409. 13:16>> I don't know.
410. 13:17>> You're going to stand there. Here is
411. 13:19your detective gear. So, the cool thing
412. 13:21is I play a detective in my next movie.
413. 13:24>> Oh, what is it?
414. 13:25>> My name is Nola Holmes.
415. 13:28>> Nola Holmes.
416. 13:29>> Exactly.
417. 13:30>> Related to
418. 13:31>> Sherlock Holmes.
419. 13:32>> Yes. But guess what? She doesn't need
420. 13:34her big brother. She's a detective in
421. 13:36her own right.
422. 13:37>> Girl power.
423. 13:39>> That's right. [screaming]
424. 13:40>> So, you are three best friends on a
425. 13:42sleepover. And you're going to be
426. 13:44telling scary stories. [screaming]
427. 13:49SO THIS IS a romcom. So it's like a
428. 13:53romantic comedy film.
429. 13:56>> Oh,
430. 13:58>> buddy. Right. This is your closeup.
431. 14:00>> You don't move. You bump and then you
432. 14:02just go down. And Chloe, you bump and
433. 14:03you just go down. Does that make sense?
434. 14:05>> So we don't drop our books.
435. 14:07>> You You do. You bump drop books, but
436. 14:08then you just go down.
437. 14:12>> Bump bump.
438. 14:15Oh, acting is very actually easier than
439. 14:19it looks.
440. 14:22>> In Manola Homes 3, only on Netflix,
441. 14:24[music] I play a detective, which we did
442. 14:26earlier, but I also play a lady. My name
443. 14:29is Lady Tukspree. I have an accent, a
444. 14:32British accent. So, I think in this
445. 14:33[music] scene today, you guys should
446. 14:35both do British accents, which is my
447. 14:37accent. Hello.
448. 14:38>> Hello.
449. 14:39>> May I have some tea?
450. 14:41>> May I have some tea?
451. 14:44>> Thank you.
452. 14:45Thank you.
453. 14:46>> Lewon, here are some more props you can
454. 14:48use.
455. 14:49>> HEY. [laughter]
456. 14:52[screaming]
457. 14:54>> All right, Millie, your time is up.
458. 14:57Let's showcase our scenes.
459. 14:59>> Hi, Noel. Noel. Um, my my wife lost her
460. 15:04ring and I can't find it anywhere. It's
461. 15:07a sweet unfortunate disaster.
462. 15:10>> Can you help us? Well, firstly, my name
463. 15:14is Anola.
464. 15:15>> Sorry. Sorry. I'm I'm really messed up.
465. 15:17>> Before we get any further, how much are
466. 15:19you willing to offer me?
467. 15:21>> $100.
468. 15:24>> 10,000 if you may.
469. 15:25>> I need to speak with Noah in um [snorts]
470. 15:29in private. Of course, dear.
471. 15:31>> Listen, I think her exboyfriend tickets.
472. 15:35>> I don't know what I'm going to do. Hi,
473. 15:38I'm ex-boyfriend. I understand that you
474. 15:41have some questions for me.
475. 15:42>> There's been some serious accusations
476. 15:45that you might have stolen
477. 15:49>> somebody's ring.
478. 15:50>> Oh, you mean this ring?
479. 15:51>> Oh, was it was it just on the ground?
480. 15:53>> Yeah.
481. 15:54>> Oh, case closed.
482. 16:00>> Huh? Are you reading Dinosaurs ABC?
483. 16:03That's my favorite book.
484. 16:04>> Are you reading Chica Chica Boom Boo?
485. 16:07That's my favorite book. We have so much
486. 16:10in common.
487. 16:11>> Chloe, come on. We've got
488. 16:13>> Joseph, come on. We have some swim
489. 16:14lessons. Come on.
490. 16:14>> Yeah. Sorry.
491. 16:15>> Oh. Hey. Hey. Um,
492. 16:18you you babysitter around here?
493. 16:20>> Yeah. Yeah. Chloe.
494. 16:22>> Uh, Julian.
495. 16:23>> Millie. Nice to meet you.
496. 16:25>> Oh, where where are you guys off to?
497. 16:26>> We were just We were just headed to
498. 16:27Central
499. 16:27>> Central Park. Yeah, we're going to We'll
500. 16:29be there, too.
501. 16:30>> Cool.
502. 16:31>> We'll see you.
503. 16:31>> We'll see you around the slide. Yeah.
504. 16:33>> Okay. Down the slide. Yeah.
505. 16:35>> Okay. Bye.
506. 16:35>> Come on. Okay.
507. 16:36>> Bye.
508. 16:36>> Bye. Chloe, [music] he's cute.
509. 16:39>> Let's tell some scary stories.
510. 16:42>> I have a scary story. One time there was
511. 16:45a girl, but she was a spider.
512. 16:48>> I heard if you say the spooky twins,
513. 16:51three times they appear.
514. 16:53>> Spooky twins. Spooky twins. Spooky
515. 16:56twins.
516. 16:57>> We're the spooky twins.
517. 17:00>> I'm spooky.
518. 17:00>> I'm ookie. And we are here for a good
519. 17:03time.
520. 17:03>> Yeah.
521. 17:04>> You got popcorn. We brought Gossip Girl
522. 17:07on DVD.
523. 17:09[cheering and screaming]
524. 17:10>> Thank you so much for coming to my
525. 17:12party. Chandler.
526. 17:14>> Yes.
527. 17:15>> Yes. Yes. Miss Wexerson, what can I get
528. 17:17you?
529. 17:17>> Please pour us some tea.
530. 17:19>> Well, what did you say, Miss Wexton?
531. 17:20>> Can you please pour some tea?
532. 17:22>> Of course. Of course.
533. 17:24>> What kind of tea is this?
534. 17:26>> Oh, sorry. Sorry. This is um um uh
535. 17:30dragon wart tea.
536. 17:31>> LET ME SMELL IT.
537. 17:33[screaming]
538. 17:34>> OH, SORRY. HEY, did you smell that? That
539. 17:36was disgusting.
540. 17:39>> That smells like a dog's rear end.
541. 17:42>> We went down to the Borg and plucked
542. 17:44some of the herbs straight from the
543. 17:45muckiest part. Mix them together with
544. 17:48some um
545. 17:49>> Let me stop you there. If he worked for
546. 17:51me, he would be fired.
547. 17:54>> I'm so sorry about him.
548. 17:56>> You should be.
549. 17:58>> TELL ME YOU'RE FIRED.
550. 17:59>> YOU'RE FIRED, MISS.
551. 18:00>> YOU CAN'T DO THAT TO CHUNLEY. CHARLIE,
552. 18:03if he's going, I'm going. We should go,
553. 18:06too. Come on.
554. 18:07>> You You are a very unkind woman.
555. 18:10>> Get out of here.
556. 18:11>> Well, YOU MAKE THE WORST TEA.
557. 18:13>> Make [laughter] your own tea, madam. It
558. 18:15is not as easy as one might think. Have
559. 18:19a good day.
560. 18:21[sighs]
561. 18:21>> I'll learn at last.
562. 18:23>> That was amazing. [cheering]
563. 18:27>> Clearly, Miss Millie is a natural at
564. 18:28directing young actors, but it's time
565. 18:30for her to get back to her own set.
566. 18:32teachers, come meet our celebrity
567. 18:34substitute. Take a look at your brand
568. 18:36new stage equipment mirror.
569. 18:39>> Hi, I'm Miss Millie. Nice to meet you.
570. 18:41>> So nice to meet you. Thank you so much
571. 18:43for coming to our school. They've been
572. 18:44working so hard, so they deserve this.
573. 18:47This is this is for them. So
574. 18:49>> yeah, [cheering] that's awesome.
575. 18:50[applause]
576. 18:52>> Everyone say point.
577. 18:53>> Point.
578. 18:55>> Thank you so much to the teachers and
579. 18:56students at PS84 and to Millie for being
580. 18:59such a lovely celebrity substitute.
581. 19:01>> CAREFUL. GO.
582. 19:03>> IT WAS the best day ever. Like these
583. 19:06kids have so much confidence. I feel
584. 19:09like I grew up surrounded with kids that
585. 19:11loved what they do and to be able to
586. 19:13just like revisit that feels very full
587. 19:14circle.
588. 19:15>> A me is basically when maybe you bump
589. 19:20into somebody you don't know and then
590. 19:23you think they look very beautiful or
591. 19:25something. You maybe like fall in love
592. 19:27or something.
593. 19:28>> It wasn't like my childhood where it was
594. 19:29like cut cut. What was [laughter] that?
595. 19:34But as opposed to just like kindness and
596. 19:36love, which is what this industry should
597. 19:37be. So, I'm happy.
598. 19:39>> Since I'm doing very good at school,
599. 19:40they wanted me to be on YouTube. It's
600. 19:43very fun being a YouTuber.
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