And that's the picture that you want to have up there?
You look like a serial killer.
That's my favorite shirt.
Don't ever do it.
Did you actually pay for that?
Can I ask you a serious question?
Are you colorblind?
Oh, hubba, hubba.
I was like, whoa, that's such a pretty, tiny person.
And then Josh was like, that's Kristen Bell.
Holy [BLEEP].
And I never even met her.
That was the only time.
I just saw her way from afar.
So I never got to hang out with Kristen Bell.
I don't know if you met her.
I did.
I met her in the lobby because I forced myself--
Yeah.
--in her orbit.
I was like, hello.
Nice to meet you.
I love you.
I actually ran into her at an event.
And I was like, there's no way she's going to remember me.
And she came up to me, and she was like, you're
in "Stuck in Love."
I was like, oh my gosh, yeah, I am.
Hi.
Can't believe you know that.
Well, it's amazing with this movie.
It's really had this--
it came out, and people really liked it.
But I didn't-- you know, you didn't really hear that--
and then it had this crazy second life.
I have people coming up to me to talk about it probably
every other day, I think, because it
was on Netflix for a while, and it's just so romantic and real.
OK, this is a poem I wrote over Thanksgiving break.
It's called "School."
It was written under the influence of cannabis.
[CHUCKLING]
OK.
"In the sea of--" this is so awkward.
Ah.
"In the sea of desks, there's talk of bags, and games,
and long pipes that leak dreams with the strike of a match.
And there's a loudness to the whispers I hear.
Whispers shouldn't be that loud, should they?
There's a girl over there who everyone knows,
and men without ears will stand by the door for a price.
In long hallways there are angry mobs of dwarves, and rats,
and one single angel."
I'm so glad it can still hold its own.
I think that's great because it was
so special for us to make it.
But I feel like when you sign on to independent movies,
as an actor you kind of just have to release any ideas
you may have because it's just--
you never with this industry.
It's just going to be so turbulent.
And you're just like, I had a great time making it,
but whatever comes of it, it is what it is.
So it's really cool.
It's cool that like people can share that experience with us.
It's nice.
And I really like the idea that I'm part of something
that's giving people a lot of happiness, which I
feel like this movie has done.
And also people say to me like, oh, I watched it.
I would watch that movie over, and over, and over again.
I'm like, I've never done that before
with any movie in my life.
Like I finish the movie and then watch it again.
And there is something about it that
was in the experience of making it that I think
got on the screen, which was--
it felt like what you always pretend a movie is like when
you do interviews and you say, oh, we had the greatest time,
and everybody was a family.
It's never really true.
This actually was the dream of what it's like to make a movie.
I would love to do another movie together.
That would be so fun.
Can you imagine a "Stuck in Love 2?"
What would happen?
Josh has writing.
No way.
I swear to god.
I don't know if he actually did it, but he had that idea.
You could take it a lot of places for sure
because there's a lot of like open-ended
storylines at the end.
I feel like Kate wrote a book about addiction
and is like a really famous--
like is actually the most famous writer of all the characters.
And Rusty ended up in a healthy relationship
with somebody else.
That sounds really boring.
No, Rusty-- how do we make it more interesting?
Maybe Rusty and Kate run into each other at a book
signing that was double booked.
Oh, the two of them are both signing books.
Oh, it was double booked.
They [BLEEP] up.
They put us both on the same station.
And I'm like, hey, wait, I'm supposed to be here.
And you're like, hey.
And we're like--
[GASPS]
BOTH: Rusty?
[LAUGHS]
Wait, can we practice it?
And then-- [LAUGHS] Rusty?
Whoa!
And then we're going to go into a slow mo
of your voiceover--
I remember that it hurt looking at her heart.
And then we're like, whoa, trippy, trippy.
Oh, we wrote it.
Done.