- Okay, well obviously these days
we're all a little limited in who we can see
face to face, so we decided to think
a little outside of this studio,
and came up with a fresh way
to catch up with people in person,
safely distance, of course.
We created the Drive-Interview, get it?
♪ Drive-Interview ♪
- No, I don't get it. - Every time.
Get it, Drive-Interview?
- No.
- (laughs) It's lost on you, catch up.
Just recently, I was able to meet up
with Neve Campbell.
Have you ever met Neve?
- I have not.
- Okay, she looks the same as she did like young,
like, it's crazy, she has not aged.
I want whatever water she's drinking.
- Is that because of some sort of evil power she is?
- I don't know, but she's so beautiful,
it was like so disgusting.
Anyway, she's so beautiful. - Is a vampire?
- And she was so sweet too,
so here is our interview.
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Hey, what's up, Neve Campbell?
- Hi, honey, how are you?
- I am so excited that you're here at the drive-in
and I am too. - I'm so excited to see you.
- 'Cause I'm a huge fan.
- Oh, thank you.
I'm a fan.
- Oh, well thank you.
- Aren't we lucky to be driving these cars?
- We are, mine's name is Willie.
- Oh, Willie.
- Yes, it's Willie Nelson.
"Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain."
- Awesome, I love it.
- [Kelly] Are you into cars?
- In my 20's, I got myself a Porsche
as a sort of, good on me
for doing "Party of Five".
It was like the only decent I bought.
And I had it for years and I loved it.
And then I moved to England
and I had to give it up 'cause it was on the wrong side,
you know, the steering wheel.
- Okay. - Right?
- I'm the girl though that's actually
gone the wrong way on a one-way.
- You're the one we're all yelling at.
- Yeah.
And I'm the one going, "Oh my god, I'm so sorry,
"I shouldn't drive."
I'm that one, yes.
So did you ever go to drive-ins when you were a kid?
I did.
- I love a drive-in.
We're actually have our premiere for "Clouds" at a drive-in.
- You are?
- Yeah, I'm really excited about that.
- Oh my gosh, what a great premiere idea,
especially like navigating these weird times.
- I think so.
- So what's "Clouds" about?
- So there was a wonderful young man,
a kid named Zach Sobiech
who was diagnosed with cancer
when he was 14 years old.
And he was a young musician
and he wrote a song called, "Clouds"
and he put it on the internet
for his friends and family to hear
and it ended up going viral.
And I think that night 20,000 people listened to it
and then hundreds of thousands
and then millions of people.
And it's just a beautiful song
about how to live your life to the fullest
before you pass.
He was maybe 17 when he wrote the song
and he taught a lot of people
and inspired a lot of people,
and his mom, Laura Sobiech's this phenomenal woman.
It was such an honor to get to play her,
to get to meet the family.
It's a beautiful movie.
- Was this hard to do as a momma?
- Yeah, as a mom, I have two young boys, you know.
- Yeah, that's what I'm saying,
that's gotta be hard.
- It was an emotional experience, obviously.
It was a beautiful experience,
but certainly when I got home from shooting
it took me about a week to come down
from sort of the emotional side of things.
And I gave my boys some really big hugs
when I got home, you know?
- Well, we're at a drive-in movie theater,
let's see a clip.
- [Laura] So I found some of your lyrics
when I was cleaning your room.
- Did you read them?
- They weren't hidden or anything.
- They were definitely in my desk drawer.
- Which I have to open to put your stuff away.
Anyway, the point is, I really liked them.
- Well, cool, I'm glad you enjoyed them.
I mean, seriously though, I was just bored.
I'm not trying to be Ed Sheeran or anything.
- Ed, who?
Oh, is he that little red-headed fella?
- You're hopeless.
(Laura laughs)
- Anyway, I'm just glad you're not trying
to be Ed or anyone else.
The world already has them.
What would be great is if it had more of you.
- Okay, I have to ask this question
'cause everyone wants to know.
Have your kids seen "Scream"?
- They have not.
- They have not? (laughs)
- First of all, my youngest is two and a half,
so that would be just wrong.
- Yeah.
- You know, once in a while
I go to these sort of autograph signing conventions
and I go and meet the fans
and the "Scream" fans are like uber fans, you know?
But there's also young kids who come up,
like they'll be parents who walk up
covered in blood with their three year old children
covered in blood.
We had one little boy come up,
he had like a fake ax stuck in his head
with blood seeping down,
he was like, "'Scream' is my favorite movie."
I was like, wait, you're three of four, your what,
shame on you, parents.
- Yeah, why are you showing this to--
- What are you thinking?
But it's a family event for some people.
But no, my children, no, absolutely not.
- And I hear that y'all were actually
shooting the new "Scream"
and then COVID hit?
- We were planning to
and the dates were set
and then as for everything,
it went out the window for a while.
But I'm leaving in three weeks to go shoot.
- Oh, that's exciting.
- Yeah.
- Well, I know that three year old little boy
with the ax in his head is gonna be very excited
about the new "Scream".
(Neve laughs)
- I remember us having a conversation
and saying, you know, if this movie does well
do you think there might be a costume,
like a Halloween costume?
- Like a costume?
And oh my god, it's like one of the biggest ones.
- I know, and now every year I see Ghost Face
which is always fun for me,
'cause when I open the door to give out candy,
they're always very pleased, right?
- Oh my gosh, do they freak out?
- Oh yeah.
- I would freak out.
That's so awesome.
- It's great.
- Well, it was nice running into you.
- Oh, it was so nice running into you.
- I was escaping from my family for just a second.
- Oh good, me too, me too, and now we go back.
- Well, I'll see you next time at the drive-in.
- I'd love it.
- All right, bye girl. - Thank you, bye.
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