Welcome Reese and Scarlett today....
Welcome to the press conference for Sing 2 many people are very excited
to ask questions, so we're going to jump right into it.
Sing with such a special film that really touched all over the world.
Were you excited to come back to the fold?
Thrilled.
I mean, this is such a great film to be part of made so many families so happy.
I was so happy to get the call.
Yeah, I think you're I mean, I'm always happy to talk about something I'm working
on, but it's great when you know, there's this kind of built in enthusiasm for it
and people are already looking forward to it, like you already feel like you
won a little bit.
And so, you know, that's it's yeah, it's
just exciting to be a part of something that feels highly anticipated
because I've been on the other end, and that's less fun
to talk
a little bit about where they are now that we meet them again.
We do that.
Yeah.
And I mean, I think our whole troupe
of performers and players is excited to go to Red Rock City.
Is it Redwood City, Red Rock City?
She's like, I don't know, you do.
I'm in my own world. You know what?
Our whole group of characters are excited to go to the big city.
There you go and have a bigger performance,
and my character's just excited to take on a new role.
But it's she's got some fears she has to overcome.
My character,
Ash, in the first thing really has this kind of
she's got this boyfriend who's a real drag and she's
in this codependent relationship, and she has not really.
I think she's using it as this kind of crutch so that she doesn't have to
step out on her own and be vulnerable.
And when she finally ditches that guy she is, she goes
on this journey of self-discovery and finds her voice and
and learns her own value and finds her own self-worth.
And in this film, she uses that experience to
to help another artist
find and rediscover their voice and
and find their own identity again after a huge loss.
And I think it's a very inspiring trajectory, she goes on.
Freda Cooper from HeyUGuys in the UK What was the appeal of playing a character that
you said you have in common with
my character's mom?
But my character has 25 children and I only have three, which feels like 25.
Sometimes it feels like if, especially when we travel anywhere.
But yeah, I think
I think a lot of people can relate to the idea of deferring
your dreams to take care of your kids or spend time with your children.
And I think it's really encouraging to see this. This
character like find a moment to rediscover her passion
and her passion for performing with other characters and
and chasing her dreams, even if she's scared.
You know, I like it.
Ash is a punk rock porcupine.
She's got a really great dry sense of humor.
You know, she's good in a crisis situation.
I can definitely relate to that.
And you know, she's she's,
I think kind of in some ways, sort of the glue
that holds the chaos together a little bit.
And, you know, I like that about her.
She's got a lot of chutzpah.
She's small but mighty.
I can relate to that.
I guess to some.