Millie Bobby Brown Petitions Da Bomb While Eating Spicy Wings | Hot Ones — Transcript
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- 0:00I'm just trying to
- 0:02gather myself, Sean.
- 0:03>> Yeah, no, I get it. I get it.
- 0:04>> SEAN, IT'S GOTTEN WORSE.
- 0:06>> [laughter]
- 0:14>> HEY, WHAT'S GOING ON EVERYBODY? For
- 0:15First We Feast, I'm Sean Evans and
- 0:17you're watching Hot Ones. It's the show
- 0:18with hot questions and even hotter
- 0:20wings. And today we welcome Millie Bobby
- 0:21Brown back to the hot seat. She's an
- 0:23actress, producer, and the founder of
- 0:25Florence by Mills who first braved this
- 0:26table back in 2022 and has since closed
- 0:29the book on a decade as 11 with the
- 0:30final season of Stranger Things. And now
- 0:32she's back as Victorian London's
- 0:34sharpest sleuth in Enola Holmes 3, which
- 0:36lands on Netflix July 1st. [music]
- 0:38Millie Bobby Brown, welcome back to the
- 0:40show.
- 0:40>> Thank you. Thank you for having me. I'm
- 0:43so excited to be back here. I know I'm
- 0:46like a bit dreading the wings, but I
- 0:48love you, Sean.
- 0:49>> Oh,
- 0:50that's what I was going to ask. You
- 0:51know, it's great to see you again, but
- 0:53feel free to be honest, did you have any
- 0:54reservations about returning?
- 0:57>> No, not at all. Like I love this and I
- 1:00can [music] get through anything.
- 1:06>> [music]
- 1:22>> Imagine I start at 10.
- 1:24My god, has that ever happened?
- 1:26>> Tom Holland actually grabbed number 10
- 1:28right out of the gate.
- 1:29>> Insane.
- 1:30>> [music]
- 1:30>> It's the Brits in us.
- 1:31>> [laughter]
- 1:39>> Lovely.
- 1:44Feels like it's not meant to be on a
- 1:46wing, [music] though. But it's actually
- 1:47punchier cuz like the first one on the
- 1:49last the last time was not this.
- 1:51>> Yeah.
- 1:52>> And it was not spicy at all, but that's
- 1:54got a punch to
- 1:55>> Little kick.
- 1:55>> Yeah.
- 1:57>> So, one of Enola's signature weapons is
- 1:59disguise. How do you approach a scene
- 2:02when the character you're playing is
- 2:04acting herself and then sometimes acting
- 2:06poorly?
- 2:07>> I love it. I love it because I feel
- 2:10[music] like I'm also doing that, you
- 2:11know, just like as an actor. My whole
- 2:13job is to be a chameleon and to adapt.
- 2:15So, I really like it. I try to do
- 2:17something vastly different. I always
- 2:19have to change an accent, [music]
- 2:20do something random. I mean, one time I
- 2:23I was doing this film and my co-star and
- 2:26I were doing a scene and I just started
- 2:28doing a French accent. He was so jarred
- 2:31by my French accent that he just burst
- 2:33out laughing. And uh so, yeah, I do like
- 2:35to do stuff like that a lot. And I think
- 2:37sometimes it it works and sometimes
- 2:39[clears throat] they're like, "Millie,
- 2:40what are you doing?"
- 2:45>> [music]
- 2:46>> This has got an interesting taste to it.
- 2:49It's good.
- 2:51I'm trying to pace myself, [music] but
- 2:52it's really quite good.
- 2:53>> Smart. That's someone who's practiced.
- 2:54You must've been through it.
- 2:55>> meat that you get.
- 2:57>> Mhm.
- 2:57>> But these are also very good wings.
- 2:59>> That you know, we take it all seriously.
- 3:01You know, we're trying to we're trying
- 3:03to stand for you.
- 3:04>> I take cooking very seriously. And this
- 3:06feels [laughter]
- 3:07This feels air fried to me.
- 3:08But I'm going to take a sip of my
- 3:10milkshake, not because the plant-based
- 3:12got to me.
- 3:12>> Mhm.
- 3:13>> But because I'm just in the mood.
- 3:15>> Yeah, me too. I'm going to join you.
- 3:16Cheers.
- 3:18>> So, after Godzilla, Eleven's
- 3:20telekinesis, and now three Enola films,
- 3:22do you consider yourself an action star?
- 3:24Is that a characterization that would
- 3:25feel strange to you?
- 3:27>> No, I mean, I wouldn't consider myself
- 3:29an action star. I'm very drawn to
- 3:31action.
- 3:33But like similar to like
- 3:35I'm not in any way comparing myself to
- 3:37Tom Cruise because he is amazing, but he
- 3:40is such a fantastic actor, [music] but
- 3:42he's so brilliant in action. And I think
- 3:44like yeah, I when I read a script, I'm
- 3:47definitely like, "Ooh, that sounds fun.
- 3:48I'll do that." Um
- 3:50but I also do love the very long lengthy
- 3:53monologue [music] scenes. So, a few of
- 3:55my next films are less action. That's
- 3:58more you know, it's exciting to get out
- 4:00of that world not beyond wires. You
- 4:02know, I've been I feel like I've been on
- 4:03wires for like 10 years.
- 4:09This is sriracha.
- 4:11I'm wiping my nose not because
- 4:13>> [music]
- 4:13>> The plant-based got to you. Let the
- 4:15record show.
- 4:16>> All right.
- 4:18Here we go.
- 4:19Oh, this is one of your own.
- 4:21>> It is.
- 4:21>> It's a homegrown sauce.
- 4:22>> Yeah, but if you don't like it, let us
- 4:24know. I know you will actually.
- 4:28>> Okay.
- 4:31Oh.
- 4:32Okay.
- 4:33This is a very good one.
- 4:36>> You're not just saying that?
- 4:37>> No.
- 4:38I like [music] sriracha.
- 4:40This is meant to be on a wing.
- 4:42>> [laughter]
- 4:42>> Two out of three at least.
- 4:45So, you live on a farm in Georgia
- 4:47surrounded by a menagerie of rescue
- 4:49animals. Everything from dogs to cats,
- 4:52goats, [music] cows, donkeys, and more.
- 4:54Have you observed any unlikely
- 4:56friendships? Like maybe a couple across
- 4:58species that shouldn't work together,
- 5:00but somehow are best buds.
- 5:02>> So many. Um, you know, I [music] raised
- 5:05I raised my farm animals and I had a
- 5:06baby lamb who lived in my house
- 5:09>> [music]
- 5:09>> and he, you know, I'd throw the tennis
- 5:12ball with the dogs and he would run
- 5:13after the tennis ball. He couldn't pick
- 5:15it up because he doesn't know how.
- 5:16[music] He'd just kind of stare and then
- 5:18baa
- 5:19and I'd be like, I understand. And then
- 5:20he would run to the microwave cuz he
- 5:22knew that's where I would warm his
- 5:23bottles up. He was a genius. His name is
- 5:25Norman and now he's 500 lbs and he still
- 5:29thinks I'm his mom and he he baas at my
- 5:31front door thinking, "Let me back into
- 5:33my home. This is where I was raised."
- 5:34And I'm like, "Brother, get away from
- 5:36me."
- 5:37>> You're 500 lbs.
- 5:38>> Yeah.
- 5:38>> Um, [music] and so now he lives on the
- 5:40farm and he lives a great life, but um,
- 5:42but yeah, I think there's many
- 5:43friendships where I'm like, "Okay,
- 5:45they're friends. Just leave them be and
- 5:47let them get on with it.
- 5:53Black-Eyed Susan. [music]
- 5:54Who comes up with these names?
- 6:00Oh my gosh, I love this.
- 6:02>> I love.
- 6:04Yeah, that was a good eyebrow pop.
- 6:06>> Yeah, I like that kind of like taste,
- 6:08but it's got a punch. But gosh, what is
- 6:09that for?
- 6:10>> [laughter]
- 6:11>> Yikes.
- 6:13>> I want to take advantage of the fact
- 6:14that you have a beauty and lifestyle
- 6:16brand. Is there a skin care product that
- 6:18you'd recommend for let's say a talk
- 6:20show host who just turned 40, but wants
- 6:22to look like Rob Lowe at 60?
- 6:23>> Oh, okay. And this is just asking for a
- 6:25friend?
- 6:26>> Yeah, just asking for a friend.
- 6:27>> [snorts]
- 6:28>> I would say SPF is the most important
- 6:30thing.
- 6:31Do you wear SPF?
- 6:33>> They make me, you know. I'm surrounded
- 6:35by people that look after me more than I
- 6:36do myself.
- 6:37>> Um I'm a big like for guys, I think eye
- 6:40cream.
- 6:41Like you every guy like everyone should
- 6:44enjoy a good eye cream, like eye cream
- 6:46is great for guys. I have like
- 6:48I've worked with many actors, many male
- 6:52actors
- 6:52>> [music]
- 6:53>> that are like, "I've got to put my eye
- 6:54cream on." And I'm like, "Okay, queen."
- 6:56Like [laughter] they take it very
- 6:58seriously. So, I think eye cream must
- 7:00have a have a thing for guys.
- 7:06>> [music]
- 7:06>> Hit listen scorpion.
- 7:09Yeah, I'm feeling that. It's It's again,
- 7:12it's not the worst thing I've ever had.
- 7:14Like as in this is something that I feel
- 7:16I feel like I would have had this at a
- 7:17restaurant. It is spicy though, I'm not
- 7:19going to lie.
- 7:20>> Yeah, and kind of with like some late
- 7:21action, too. Like sweetness up front and
- 7:23then
- 7:24>> Mhm. Mhm.
- 7:25>> behind it.
- 7:26Some violence.
- 7:28>> Sure, violence.
- 7:30>> Your food takes are some of the best out
- 7:32there. So, if you'll humor me, I'm
- 7:34hoping that you can put me on game for
- 7:35some British classics.
- 7:36>> Mhm.
- 7:37>> What is spag bol? And then why is HP
- 7:40sauce the right condiment for that dish.
- 7:42>> Mhm. Spag bol is spaghetti bolognese.
- 7:45And you just put brown sauce on it
- 7:46because I don't know why you put brown
- 7:48sauce on everything when you're English.
- 7:50Um
- 7:52I mean, I know people put a lot of stuff
- 7:54on spag bol. Spag bol is pretty much the
- 7:56only thing my mom can cook.
- 7:57>> [music]
- 7:57>> Like, it'll be like Tuesday and my mom
- 7:59is like, "I'm making a spag bol." And
- 8:01then I'm like, "Okay." [music] And it's
- 8:02like Friday and my mom is like, "I'm
- 8:03making another spag bol." And I'm like,
- 8:05"Mom, we've had it like three times this
- 8:07week. [music] Like, we can't have any
- 8:08more spag bols." And we And And it's
- 8:10just all we eat and it's And she's like,
- 8:11[music] "Ah, Mel, I made the baby a spag
- 8:14bol." I'm like, "Okay, great."
- 8:15>> [laughter]
- 8:17>> So, it's part of I guess it's just a
- 8:19part of my my mom's only recipe. I mean,
- 8:21that's for 50 years, I'm just going to
- 8:23have a recipe book of just very
- 8:25varieties of spag bols.
- 8:27>> Um
- 8:28However, it's one of my favorites. And
- 8:31when I'm in England, I would I don't
- 8:32really order it when I'm at a
- 8:33restaurant. It's really just got to be
- 8:35my mom's.
- 8:36>> What are the foundational qualities of a
- 8:37great jacket potato in your opinion?
- 8:40>> A fluffy potato. Inside, my favorite
- 8:43would be beans and cheese.
- 8:45Also HP sauce on that.
- 8:48That would be my favorite. And I love
- 8:49And also when I was on Stranger Things,
- 8:51I used to get food shamed a lot by
- 8:54when I would go on. Like, they'd be all
- 8:55American and they'd be like me, "What
- 8:57the are you eating?" Because they
- 8:59were like, "It's like you live in the
- 9:001800s and you found some like specialty
- 9:03I would like It's wrapped in tin foil."
- 9:04And I'd be like, but then I would like
- 9:06hide in a corner because they'd be like,
- 9:07"What is that?" And I was just like,
- 9:10"It's a jacket potato with beans and
- 9:11cheese."
- 9:13It's nothing. Um So, they didn't get it.
- 9:15But when I go on set in England,
- 9:18everybody is like, "Having a jacket
- 9:19>> Jacket potato. Having a jacket. I like
- 9:21that.
- 9:26>> Oh, we're getting close.
- 9:28>> [snorts]
- 9:28>> Oh, how many times like who is the
- 9:30person that's been on this show the
- 9:31most?
- 9:32>> You know, we don't have that many You're
- 9:34like, you're in You're in club now, you
- 9:36know, as a returned guest, actually.
- 9:39Like, that's a pretty exclusive club.
- 9:40>> Thank you.
- 9:41>> Post Malone, Gordon Ramsay.
- 9:44>> Gordon Ramsay?
- 9:45>> Yeah, actually, the UK highly
- 9:46represented return club.
- 9:48>> We're strong. We're strong. [laughter]
- 9:50Um, okay.
- 9:51>> [music]
- 9:51>> And and this one is the tropical
- 9:53Amarillo.
- 9:54>> Mhm.
- 9:58So, you've played scared on camera more
- 10:00than most actors do in their entire
- 10:02career. Is terror something that you can
- 10:04fake convincingly, or do you always need
- 10:06to find
- 10:07>> terrified.
- 10:08>> Or do you need to find like a real door
- 10:10to it every time?
- 10:13>> Good question.
- 10:17For some reason, maybe terror just comes
- 10:18a little bit too natural for me.
- 10:20>> [laughter]
- 10:21>> However,
- 10:23I do like to really put myself in the
- 10:25situation. Always takes me about 10, 15
- 10:27[music] seconds to get into it before
- 10:29they say action. I don't really do a lot
- 10:31of prep [music] for that very reason.
- 10:33Like, I'm not somebody who needs to put
- 10:34everyone else through the the
- 10:36worst day of their life, you know? To be
- 10:38like, "Oh, I'm in the space." So, you
- 10:40know, it's like, I don't want to put
- 10:41everyone else through that. You have to
- 10:43really just learn how to go in and out
- 10:45of it and figure it out. But, being a
- 10:46child actor helps because I just grew up
- 10:49doing it so naturally, so it's very
- 10:51second nature.
- 10:52What isn't second nature is laughing and
- 10:54smiling [music]
- 10:55on When they're like, "Milly, like, fake
- 10:57laugh in this scene." I'm like,
- 10:58>> [laughter]
- 11:02>> You know, and then I'm just like, I
- 11:04can't watch playback. I'm terrible. And
- 11:06I'm like, "Why do I Why do I look like
- 11:07that?" I can't make myself laugh.
- 11:09>> And then, just to avoid the terror
- 11:11today, just be very careful around the
- 11:13eye. You know, I'm watching. And you had
- 11:16it was just natural. It was instinctive.
- 11:19>> Thank you so much for looking out for
- 11:20me.
- 11:21>> I always.
- 11:21>> Okay.
- 11:22>> Always.
- 11:23>> Cuz especially because we're getting
- 11:24closer.
- 11:30I did a movie about dragons once.
- 11:32>> I know you did.
- 11:33>> I slayed that
- 11:34>> [laughter]
- 11:34>> And you're going to do it again.
- 11:41Now, this to me is almost kind of
- 11:43candied at first. Almost like a spicy
- 11:45candied at first and then
- 11:49Yeah.
- 11:49>> It's in the back of the throat.
- 11:50>> I know.
- 11:53The time in the show where the walls
- 11:54start to close in.
- 11:55>> Has it got a candy
- 11:58candy feel?
- 11:59>> [laughter]
- 12:01[snorts]
- 12:02>> That's a lovely one.
- 12:03>> Yeah.
- 12:04>> [laughter]
- 12:05>> Something to write home about.
- 12:06>> It it it lives here.
- 12:08It lives here. The the problem with the
- 12:09bomb
- 12:10>> Mhm.
- 12:10>> Let me just tell you
- 12:11>> Yeah, yeah. Put me in game.
- 12:13>> First of all, we need to sign little
- 12:15waivers before we walk into this
- 12:17Okay? Because
- 12:18>> Pulling back the curtain. Mhm.
- 12:20>> hurts everywhere.
- 12:22>> Mhm.
- 12:23>> And afterwards, after 4 hours after the
- 12:26interview, I couldn't breathe still. I
- 12:28mean, truly, it hurts everywhere.
- 12:30Whereas that one's just like the last
- 12:31one's just like in the throat. It's like
- 12:33>> [clears throat]
- 12:34>> Yeah.
- 12:35>> Wouldn't put that one. You know.
- 12:36>> sort of change into a full meltdown.
- 12:38>> life-changing.
- 12:39>> [laughter]
- 12:40>> Never the same after that.
- 12:42>> Never.
- 12:44It looks a bit smothered [music] this
- 12:45time.
- 12:46All right. You ready?
- 12:48>> I'm ready.
- 12:48>> Do you get nervous ever about this one?
- 12:50>> You know what? If if I can knock down
- 12:52the fourth wall just for the guest. Like
- 12:54I know
- 12:55what's going to happen, you know, and
- 12:56I'm traveled and I've been doing this
- 12:58for a long time.
- 12:59But it's more like the empathy I feel
- 13:01for the guest that kind of doesn't know
- 13:03what's coming. You do in this particular
- 13:05case, but that's where the nervousness
- 13:06comes.
- 13:07>> Really, I bet. Yeah. You know, I watched
- 13:08Winona's.
- 13:09>> Yeah.
- 13:10>> And how was she with the bomb?
- 13:11>> You know what? That is like one of the
- 13:14most memorable shoots. Because like as
- 13:17you know, just to meet her and like just
- 13:19spend 5 seconds, you just want to like
- 13:21protect her.
- 13:22>> Yeah. Well, that's all That's been my
- 13:23last 10 years.
- 13:24>> [laughter]
- 13:25>> No. I'm like, "It's raining. We're not
- 13:27ALLOWED TO GO OUTSIDE!"
- 13:28>> [laughter]
- 13:29>> EXACTLY.
- 13:30>> WE'RE NOT ALLOWED TO GO OUTSIDE BUT I
- 13:30don't know. Protect her at all costs.
- 13:32And you just put her in the
- 13:34firing line.
- 13:35>> I know. I know. And it's a it's a guilt
- 13:37that I've carried with me for a long
- 13:38time. But, it was her reaction in the
- 13:41face of that where I was like, "There's
- 13:42no way she's going to get through."
- 13:44Exactly.
- 13:45>> [laughter]
- 13:46>> So expressive. But then, and even after
- 13:49like the first wing was jarred and you
- 13:51know, I was like, "There's no way we're
- 13:52getting through this." But she somehow
- 13:54found that in her. Exactly. Every single
- 13:57[music] time. So, it's that kind of
- 13:59duality that I was juggling with.
- 14:01>> Okay.
- 14:02>> But you, I feel uh less of that empathy
- 14:04if I can be honest.
- 14:05>> That's all right. That's okay. I
- 14:07understand. We're one of one John.
- 14:10Okay.
- 14:13I am actually really nervous.
- 14:14>> I know. Me, too.
- 14:25>> Oh my god.
- 14:29>> I know.
- 14:31>> What's happening?
- 14:33>> [laughter]
- 14:33>> Immediately right back into that world.
- 14:35And just as you remember.
- 14:36>> It's immediately gone to my
- 14:38nose.
- 14:39>> Yeah.
- 14:40And how it just kind of collapses
- 14:42everything. I know.
- 14:44I know.
- 14:55>> I'm warm.
- 14:56>> I know.
- 14:59Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
- 15:02>> I'm just trying to
- 15:03gather myself, Sean.
- 15:04>> Yeah. No, I get it. I get it.
- 15:06>> Sean, IT'S GOING TO WORK.
- 15:07>> I KNOW.
- 15:07>> [laughter]
- 15:08>> I KNOW.
- 15:09LET ME TRY TO TAKE Let me try to take
- 15:11your mind off of it. Okay?
- 15:13So, as we've covered today, you're an
- 15:15avid animal lover and that goes from the
- 15:17farm all the way to the sea. I know. I
- 15:20know. So, if you'll humor me, I've put
- 15:22together a marine life pub quiz for you,
- 15:25okay? It's multiple choice, but it is
- 15:27challenging, especially considering that
- 15:28you've just taken on the bomb. But, if
- 15:30you're ready, I've got my first question
- 15:32for you.
- 15:32>> Uh-huh.
- 15:33>> Which whale has the largest brain of any
- 15:36animal that has ever existed? Is it A,
- 15:38the gray whale, B, the sperm whale, or
- 15:40C, the humpback whale?
- 15:42>> Uh, the the humpback.
- 15:44>> It's actually the sperm whale with a
- 15:46brain [laughter]
- 15:50with a brain of 18 lb, more than five
- 15:53times the size of the average adult.
- 15:55>> Hilarious.
- 15:56>> All right, up next, true or false,
- 15:59sharks predate trees.
- 16:02>> Uh, true, they're dinosaurs.
- 16:03>> Yes, they do. That's right. Sharks
- 16:06predate trees and dinosaurs, around for
- 16:08400 million years.
- 16:10>> Wow.
- 16:11>> A blue whale's heart is roughly the size
- 16:14of A, a watermelon, B, a king-size
- 16:17mattress, or C, a standard commercial
- 16:20vending machine.
- 16:22>> A mattress.
- 16:23>> It's actually a commercial vending
- 16:25machine, a [laughter] 400-lb
- 16:27[snorts] heart, if you can believe that,
- 16:29Millie Bobby Brown. How about this?
- 16:31>> What makes it better, Sean?
- 16:32>> I you know, the milk. There's
- 16:34>> said the milk?
- 16:34>> Yeah, yeah, try ice. Try ice. Yeah, we
- 16:36have a whole pitcher for you.
- 16:39Yeah, there you go. Grab a handful if
- 16:40you can.
- 16:42>> [laughter]
- 16:43>> The mantis shrimps' club-like claw is
- 16:47famous for what? Glowing in the dark,
- 16:50punching with the speed of a bullet, or
- 16:52producing pearls?
- 16:54>> Producing pearls.
- 16:55>> It actually punches with the speed
- 16:56[laughter] of a bullet.
- 16:59>> SHUT THE
- 17:01>> [laughter]
- 17:01>> IT strikes so fast that it boils the
- 17:04water around it. The shockwave can stun
- 17:07prey even if it misses.
- 17:08>> No way. Wait, did you chat GPT this
- 17:11>> Animal fun facts. Animal fun facts over
- 17:14here.
- 17:14>> But, the thing is, is there a rule of
- 17:15thumb sea animals?
- 17:17>> It was a marine life theme.
- 17:18>> [laughter]
- 17:20>> You might have been battling the bomb.
- 17:22You might have been battling the bomb
- 17:23WHEN I CLARIFIED [laughter] THAT.
- 17:25>> I THOUGHT I just had bomb quiz and I'm
- 17:26like, why the do we KEEP TALKING
- 17:28ABOUT
- 17:30>> [laughter]
- 17:35>> SO, I'M at the point
- 17:37I still hurt.
- 17:38>> Yes.
- 17:39>> Eyes burn.
- 17:40>> Yeah.
- 17:41>> Feel like I just had my filler.
- 17:43>> [laughter]
- 17:44>> But
- 17:45completely numb.
- 17:46>> Yes.
- 17:47>> Can't feel a thing. Lidocaine.
- 17:49>> Mhm. And
- 17:50>> Crazy.
- 17:50>> You've had this compounding effect, you
- 17:52know, like all of these wings up to this
- 17:54point. But the good news
- 17:55is we only have two more to go.
- 17:57>> news. Yeah, great.
- 17:59After eight, nothing feels worse.
- 18:03>> That's somebody who's gone through the
- 18:04gauntlet before. I think the worst is
- 18:06over, not to say
- 18:08that you can let up your guard.
- 18:10>> Ah, okay. [sighs]
- 18:10>> Because the last two are hot, but not
- 18:12like
- 18:12>> I'm on fire.
- 18:21>> Even though it doesn't measure as high
- 18:23on the Scoville
- 18:23>> No, this this hurts.
- 18:24>> Yeah, I know.
- 18:26>> Why?
- 18:27>> Well, I think
- 18:28>> it's hot, but then it's also kind of
- 18:29like activating the memories
- 18:32>> Oh, oh, the bomb.
- 18:34Oh, thank you.
- 18:34>> exactly.
- 18:36That's what's happening.
- 18:36>> You're like a historical [laughter]
- 18:37figure when it comes to wings.
- 18:39>> I really am, yeah.
- 18:40>> lost five.
- 18:41>> I can speak with real authority on this.
- 18:44What makes Grease 2 better than the
- 18:46original in your opinion? Like, what do
- 18:48you know what other people What do you
- 18:50know that others don't?
- 18:51>> everything, first of all. [laughter]
- 18:54Cool Rider
- 18:56is the best song ever. And
- 18:58yeah, I'm I'm obsessed with Michelle
- 19:00Pfeiffer. One time I saw her in an
- 19:02elevator and I almost collapsed on the
- 19:04floor because I was like that
- 19:06that is like that was my childhood
- 19:08growing up. I used to be like, [music]
- 19:10do you really want to know what I want
- 19:12in a guy?" [laughter]
- 19:13Um
- 19:14and it was my everything. I loved Grease
- 19:162 and it's a really it is a hot take,
- 19:18[music] but like what else you expect
- 19:20from me?
- 19:21I made my husband watch Grease 1 and 2.
- 19:23He enjoyed 1 more.
- 19:25But I think that's why we got married,
- 19:26you know? It's like, "You're 1, I'm 2."
- 19:28And that's all right.
- 19:29>> [laughter]
- 19:31>> Hot takes.
- 19:32Wings flying off the board.
- 19:34And coming up next, a very special
- 19:37guest.
- 19:38>> Louis is going to die. He's going to
- 19:40die. He's going to die.
- 19:47>> We're joined now on set with your Enola
- 19:50Holmes 3 co-star, Louis Partridge.
- 19:53And we have, per Millie's request,
- 19:55two wings.
- 19:57>> Right.
- 19:57>> One features the last dab. The other,
- 20:01per Millie's request, the bomb beyond
- 20:03insanity.
- 20:05>> Flat one. Will you be doing it with me?
- 20:06>> Absolutely not.
- 20:11>> Will we taking on the bomb?
- 20:13>> [laughter]
- 20:15>> Wait.
- 20:18Wait.
- 20:19>> Is it a mindset
- 20:20>> questions. Get [music] help him.
- 20:21>> Yeah, it is. It really is a mindset
- 20:23thing here, and I can see that you're
- 20:25locked in.
- 20:26>> He's not. Yeah, I can see that.
- 20:28>> It is not getting [laughter] better.
- 20:30In fact, it's getting worse.
- 20:31>> I know. I know.
- 20:33It's the bomb.
- 20:35>> [laughter]
- 20:35>> Yeah.
- 20:36>> It's the worst. It's still It's still
- 20:38hot.
- 20:38>> Yeah, yeah.
- 20:40All right. So, now we're on
- 20:41>> Millie, [music] if you're ready, we can
- 20:42take on this last wing.
- 20:45>> [laughter]
- 20:45>> Take it.
- 20:46No, no, no. I might as well.
- 20:48>> I feel like I'm seeing my friend
- 20:49[laughter] die.
- 20:52Okay. No, no. No, don't do that to
- 20:53yourself. There's no need for it. It's
- 20:55on there.
- 20:56>> He's going out with a bang.
- 20:57>> out with a bang. I've had two. I'm
- 20:59consolidating, condensing.
- 21:01>> Speed running the hot ones, Bradley.
- 21:03>> yeah, yeah, yeah.
- 21:04>> He's gone. Oh my gosh. It's [music]
- 21:06already hurting.
- 21:07>> All right, here we go.
- 21:09We'll see you on the other side.
- 21:17Hey, we've done it.
- 21:18That's it. We've done it.
- 21:19>> Exactly.
- 21:21That's the good news. The wings of death
- 21:23are behind us. And here you guys are,
- 21:25you guys have acted opposite each other
- 21:28in all three Enola Holmes films,
- 21:30starting off as couples who spar,
- 21:33ending up at the altar. So, if you'll
- 21:35humor me, I have some rapid-fire, yes,
- 21:37most likely questions to close things
- 21:40out. Which of you two is most likely to
- 21:42nail a sword fight sequence on the first
- 21:44take?
- 21:45>> Me, me, me, me, me.
- 21:47>> Which of you is most likely to break
- 21:49during a serious scene? Break or laugh
- 21:51during a serious scene?
- 21:52>> You reckon me?
- 21:54That would only be from looking at you.
- 21:56>> Yeah, it's me that makes him.
- 21:57>> That's horrible.
- 21:58>> I know. [laughter] I know. So pleasant.
- 22:01>> How about this? Most likely to get lost
- 22:03traveling abroad. And then, Millie, be
- 22:04very careful around the ice.
- 22:05>> That's me.
- 22:07That's me.
- 22:08>> I enjoy getting lost. Silly, silly
- 22:09idiot.
- 22:11>> [laughter]
- 22:12[sighs]
- 22:13>> Um you would get lost. Yeah, yeah,
- 22:15you're you're already perspiring
- 22:17everywhere.
- 22:19I'm I'm not. I mean, my makeup.
- 22:22>> [laughter]
- 22:22>> Look about it.
- 22:24>> Although I'm proving something to myself
- 22:26today. I haven't even touched that yet.
- 22:27>> You've both
- 22:28>> but you're but it doesn't matter.
- 22:30>> You're allowed to, right? I don't get
- 22:31prizes for not
- 22:33And I love milkshakes. I love
- 22:34milkshakes.
- 22:35>> [laughter]
- 22:35>> No, no, you can give up. It's
- 22:37you it's not about being a man. You can
- 22:40be yourself.
- 22:41No, it's okay. Just enjoy yourself.
- 22:45>> You loved that? No, I hated the last
- 22:48wing, but the eighth is a hell on earth.
- 22:51I actually want to start a petition for
- 22:53people [laughter] that have been on this
- 22:54show to get it off of this show.
- 22:58>> Speaking truth on the last wing, and you
- 23:02both the survival instincts to run the
- 23:04[music] gauntlet, and now there's
- 23:06nothing left to do but roll out the red
- 23:07carpet for you guys. This camera, this
- 23:10camera, this camera, Louis, Millie, tell
- 23:12the people what you have going on in
- 23:13your life.
- 23:14>> We
- 23:16We are being brave and strong.
- 23:19>> [laughter]
- 23:19>> And
- 23:21Oh gosh, it hurts so much.
- 23:22>> better.
- 23:23>> It It hurts. It hurts everywhere. Just
- 23:25Just
- 23:26everywhere.
- 23:26>> there will be a film coming out on
- 23:27Netflix [music] called Enola Holmes.
- 23:29>> Yeah. Number three.
- 23:31>> Number three, yeah. And watch it because
- 23:32we will both be in it.
- 23:33>> Yeah, and we we'll look a lot different
- 23:34to the way we do now. We We'll be put
- 23:37more put together.
- 23:37>> Yeah.
- 23:39>> Thank you.
- 23:40>> [applause]
- 23:41>> How crazy is that?
- 23:43>> Just makes it better for a second. Just
- 23:45a second.
- 23:49Woo!
- 23:49>> Which one was worse? The The 8 one?
- 23:51>> Uh I can't tell cuz they combined
- 23:52forces.
- 23:53>> Yeah.
- 23:53>> [laughter]
- 23:54>> Oh, it's so bad.
- 23:57>> Like your lips are numb.
- 23:58>> Yeah. My tongue and cheeks as well.
- 24:01Thank you.
- 24:02>> even kiss my baby.
- 24:04I think the first time was worse and now
- 24:06I was like, "Okay, I know how bad it can
- 24:07get."
- 24:08>> Yeah.
- 24:08>> Like I never thought I would feel
- 24:10feelings the way I feel on the show.
- 24:12>> [laughter]
- 24:12>> So now I mean I I didn't know that my
- 24:14nose could like hurt.
- 24:15>> Right. Like maybe there's like panic the
- 24:17first time cuz it's uncharted territory.
- 24:20>> like when the is this going to be
- 24:21over?" You [laughter] know? And now I'm
- 24:22like, "It's going to be over soon. It
- 24:24doesn't last forever."
- 24:25>> See, now you know what it's like to You
- 24:27could host it. Now you you KNOW WHAT
- 24:28IT'S
- 24:29>> I SHOULD CO-HOST with you. I slayed that
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