- Not cut as in a film cut,
but a deep cut.
A cut, the kind of rhythm.
[Ashton laughing]
- I can't.
[gentle music]
- Before the film,
we didn't know each other.
- We didn't.
- We knew of each other.
We didn't know each other.
- And then we started sending these video messages
back and forth for a whole month.
So I really kind of know a lot about Ashton Kutcher.
Like I know a lot about his favorite football team,
a lot about his family,
a lot about his dog.
- My favorite part about working together,
besides all that and getting to know each other
was we both have done enough films in this genre.
- This genre. - This domain.
- It's a genre.
- That we're both incredibly comfortable with
what is happening while it's happening and what's going on.
It's like, go
and then you lock in and go.
And then everything else on the edges is just fun.
The film was a journey.
I have a good friend who says,
life is who you travel with
and I have a traveling companion that I've now found
that I don't want to go on the journey without.
- Aw.
[gentle music]
[Reese chuckling]
- Wait, hold on,
are you writing a compliment on every card?
[Reese laughing]
- [Producer] All right, who wants to go first?
- I'll go first.
- Okay.
- Reese,
we've gathered here today.
[Reese laughing]
- In front of these people, - In front.
- our community
and our family. - This collective of humans
to talk about you,
- Okay. - Reese Witherspoon.
- Yes.
- A woman of inquisitive joy.
You love learning
and you actually bring joy to others as you learn.
And to me, that is a beautiful, wonderful trait
that I really appreciate in my friend, Reese Witherspoon.
- Thank you so much.
- You're welcome. - That is such a lovely,
thoughtful, genuine compliment.
- Yeah, that's good.
That's good. - Yeah.
- Okay, you ready for yours?
- Yes, I'm ready.
- I mean, I have a lot of compliments.
- Reese made a collage.
- Well, it was hard to narrow it down.
- Okay. - It's a compliment collage.
- Here's a compliment.
First of all, you're from Iowa.
- Yeah,
[Reese laughing]
I am.
- Which I'm gonna get to why that's good
because you're just very down to earth.
You're the kind of person that I always say like
he's the kind of guy you just wanna go to like
a baseball game and drink a beer.
- Aw. - Yeah.
And I said, you're very down to earth, right
and I said, you have the greatest laugh ever,
but it's also very loud.
It's the loudest, greatest laugh on earth.
[Reese laughing]
- Thank you.
- Yeah, you're welcome.
- Thank you, I appreciate that.
- You do.
[Ashton laughing]
[gentle music]
- Best piece of advice from a fellow cast member.
Well, Ashton actually just gave
a really good piece of advice in an interview.
This is actually good advice and I think,
I don't think a lot of men know this
'cause you were saying,
you know, when you're with a partner
and the woman has a problem, guys usually wanna fix it.
And you were saying it's important to just,
sometimes to just listen
and just say is this a thing that you want me to just listen
and be supportive
or are we in problem solving mode?
And that distinction I think is very good advice.
- Yeah.
The hardest, toughest day on set together.
- It wasn't really very hard.
- Well, there were two days,
no three days, we were on set three days together?
- That one day was really long.
- The day on the escalator
- The very last day.
- Yeah, there was a day
where we were on these moving sidewalks
and it had to be extraordinarily choreographed
and so that was the toughest day that we had together.
- And also we were shouting at each other
across 200 people. - Yeah.
I lost my voice I think
- Yeah.
- halfway through the day.
- And then we had to keep doing that weird mouthwash stuff.
- Yeah because of Covid,
for the kissing we had to basically
put hydrogen peroxide in our mouths.
- No lie hydrogen peroxide.
- That would like bubble up.
- Between every take.
- And so then you would have to.
- So then we had this like little station.
- Wash it out.
It was, yeah, it was like our mouthwash station.
That was gross.
- But you know what, actually I'm thinking
like that should probably be a thing
on movie sets all the time.
Like the mouthwash station.
- I'm thinking I'm not doing that movie.
- Oh, sorry.
- I'm done with the mouth.
The I'm happy to mouthwash.
- Yeah, yeah. - Like that's fine,
but the bubbly stuff.
- The bubbly stuff was-- - If it was just like Scope.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - I'd be cool with it.
- Listerine.
- Yeah, Listerine, fine.
[gentle music]
- And I think both of us have done so many comedies
that we have a really, like it went really quick
'cause we both know how we are particularly funny.
And I also know what's funny about you
'cause I like watched all your movies to go like,
oh, that, that,
- I think the strongest thing that connects us
is just respect.
Like I respect the way Reese thinks.
I respect what Reese thinks about things.
I respect everything that she has done historically.
And I respect the genuine intentions
that she has with everything she takes on
and her perspective.
Yeah, I just respect you.
- Thank you.
Yeah, that is very sweet.
Thanks for testing this friendship, Glamour.
We'll see you next time.
[gentle music]
- I was gonna do, here, this was gonna be my
beat poem about finding out that Reese was like,
hey come do this film.
Whoa.
[Reese laughing]
An opportunity
to play with the queen
[Reese snapping]
of the romantic scene
would cut,
not cut as in a film cut,
but a deep cut.
A cut, the kind of rhythm.
[people laughing]
- I can't.
- That you never knew.
[Reese snapping]
Is there a flame, a fire,
a furnace burning here,
between these two we'll have no fear.
Love and romance and funny all the same.
Reese and the Kutch,
put us in the game.
[Reese gasping]