Oh, I haven’t been recording
I’ve just been trying to test my focus.
But I can!
Hi, guys, it’s-
Sorry, sorry...sorry, sorry.
Get in here!
What do you need?
A table. Sorry.
Hello, everyone.
It's Millie Bobby Brown here.
And today I am filming the scene where Enola climbs the drainpipe.
In order for us to actually do it,
I climb the drainpipe.
For safety precautions,
we put a wire on.
They're not built for comfort.
That's the problem.
You might want to get this on camera.
There’s always a sense of nervousness
going up that high and acting and not really focusing on
what you're doing or where you are; really just hoping that it looks good.
Cut! Brilliant!
Hello, I'm Viscount Tewkesbury, the Marquis of Basil Weller.
And my acquaintance here.
Enola Holmes.
And today we are on set.
’Tis we.
’Tis I.
Mostly me.
Care to take a look around?
We are filming, we've converted a street.
We are filming our scene
when Tewkesbury starts rambling about his flowers again
and nobody listens on screen.
And Tewkesbury proposes.
That’s not a thing.
The scene is going very well.
We've done
our two shot, coverage on either side, and we're going to go behind us now.
And then we're going to do a nice wide
to show us walk off into the distance, into the sunset.
Are we standing in poop?
Oh...I hate him.
I told you to stay safe and stay away, and now you're breaking out of prison,
and you have the whole police force chasing after you.
-You spitting? -Yes.
Just had a stroke.
I would have enjoyed being fed by,
you know...
anyone.
Carrot?
Oh, are you hurt? I am sorry.
Ugh.
“Where did you learn how to fight?”
“How did you learn how to fight?”
“Call me that jiu jitsu lady.”
-All right.
-Settle please, guys.
-And, action!
-There’s two secrets to fighting. -One.
Make the punch.
-No. Avoid the punch. -Shut up.
You're confusing me.
One. Avoid the punch.
Two. Make the counter punch.
Three...
Your mum. Here we go.
-All right, we're rolling.
-Will you stop that! -I can’t stop that!
I prefer hitting him
but, they make me kiss him.
She's just had a Curly Wurly.
I had a Curly Wurly.
Picking bits out of her teeth.
If you come this way,
you'll see that he'll go into his tent,
tell her it didn't mean anything.
Covid.
Quarantine.
I'm going to have to go and get
Timothée Chalamet to do the scene.
We’re ready for you.
Millie was here a minute ago.
-Cab? -Hello.
No.
That's not a crab,
it's a horse.
-Shut up. -Why are you laughing?
It’s not funny.
Is it a crab?
I don't think this is an approved method of transport in this part of London.
-Cut!
Why are you talking to that crab?
It’s a horse, brother.
How did you know it has a brother?
Cut!
-Cab? -Crab.
Cab?
Crab.
Why are you, it’s not a crab.
221 Baker Street.
That’s my house.
-Which way are we going? -This way.
There’s a camera in the way.
-Cut!
-Lovely.
He's a mess.
Today, we are in Portsmouth.
This is Winnie the Pooh, and this is Eeyore.
Eeyore is in his backpack right now eating an acorn.
We are on our adventures to go and film
the prison/jail scene.
This is one of my favorite sequences in the film.
This is a true collaboration of women
that come together to help Enola escape.
And some say I’m ‘The Handmaid's Tale’
I don't see it.
Stay tuned
and I'll show you more around today.
And...action!
We’ve got thirty extras.
We're doing the scene where Enola is breaking out of prison.
This is real movie making.
Tighten, tighten, tighten.
I don’t want to keep saying it, Millie will be like “shut up.”
Tighten, tighten, tighten.
Right now we are figuring
out our choreography
of the scene, as all the women have to get into a circle
and move from there to here
for the explosion to happen.
It's going to be good.
It’s gonna be great.
-Action, bang!
Quick! In there!
Let me out!
Hey!
That was my stunt fall.
Back in the hole!
Hello!
Oh, I love you!
♫ I remember that night ♫
♫ I just might ♫
♫ Regret that night for the rest of my days ♫
♫ I remember those soldier boys ♫
♫ trippin’ over themselves to win our praise ♫
♫ I remember that dreamlike candlelight ♫
♫ like a dream that you can’t quite place ♫
♫ But Alexander I’ll never forget ♫
♫ the first time I saw your face. ♫
♫ I will never be the same ♫
We're in lovely St James's Park outside Buckingham Palace and-
central London is busy today.
We have 55 background.
-We have two dogs. -Yeah. Oh yeah, little dogs.
You know, the worst part about working in central London is the noise.
You don't get one clean take without a
Yeah. Or hear a
-There are ducks everywhere. -That was pretty good!
What’s that? A phone?
It’s a clock.
Oh, as in Big Ben.
Yeah, fair enough.
Anyways.
Thanks everyone for watching,
and I'll see you all very soon.