- Okay, I have the worst memory in the world so,
yeah, great.
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Hi, I'm Olivia Cooke, and today,
I'm going to be quizzed on my career.
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Which month is Emma Decody's birthday
in Bates Motel?
I have no, did we celebrate my birthday?
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I think February, that think feels right.
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I feel like we did it in five years,
but I aged one year in the actual story.
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What is the name of Dylan and Emma's daughter
on Bates Motel?
I should remember this.
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Sophia?
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I don't, I can't,
oh my God, that's really bad.
I should know cause I think that
was my first child in my career, not personally.
Kate's my middle name as well,
I should be able to remember that.
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What weapon does Art3mus choose in the oasis?
I mean, there's quite a few,
but give me the options.
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I remember using the holy hand grenade.
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Yeah. Okay good.
God, one right.
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What nickname does Wade often called Art3mis?
Arty?
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Okay good. Straight away.
The first scene we filmed in "Little Fish"
was the date scene
so, our first date scene, I think.
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Oh good, good.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was the first date scene,
which was
quite apt actually for the first day of filming
and Jack and I hadn't known each other that long
so, yeah I think it worked well.
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Yeah, "Little Fish" is a film
based on the short story by Aja Gabel,
and it's about a young couple who in the midst
of getting married
and having a life together in Seattle,
there is an airborne illness, global pandemic
that's causing everyone to lose their memories
and it has an outsiders like effect on people
and, and we did, we shot it nine months before
the actual pandemic
so, (indistinct) law.
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Vita Ryerson.
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Okay good, Emma Vita Ryerson.
Yeah, I remember Jack saying that about 17 times
in the voice over
so, you know, I should, that should've penetrated
my smooth brain in some way.
In "Thoroughbreds," what is the technique
Amanda teaches Lily?
I know, I know, I just know this.
The technique is
how to cry,
but using a physical technique
rather than having some emotional recall.
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Yes!
In "Sound of Metal" your character Lou
wear's a T-shirt with an Arabic word written on it.
What does that word translate to?
Is it Motorhead?
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But I was told that the Arabic word
written on it is spelled incorrectly
so, whoever made that T-shirt,
I think it was a vintage buy,
you know, they didn't research it well enough.
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In "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl"
who does your character Rachel
have a poster of on her wall?
Is it Hugh Jackman
as Wolverine?
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Yes!
That was, I had to go into the depths
of my memory then because that was
a bit, squeaky but um.
There was talks of Hugh Jackman kind of like
popping his head through the actual poster
so, we thought we were going to get
to work with Hugh Jackman that day,
but it just ended up being a voice over,
which is still great, but one day.
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The mini series "Vanity Fair" is based on the novel
by William Makepeace Thackeray.
When was the novel released?
Okay, give me some options, yeah.
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I think 1886.
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Damn.
I knew it was made after obviously the setting
of Vanity Fair cause that was the early 1800s.
Yeah, just my historical date knowledge
is just not up to par really.
What color is Emma Decody's car in "Bates Motel?"
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Orange.
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Just because I could not drive that car
for the life of me.
It would stall all the time
and it was, you know, it was plopped right
from the 1970s.
I don't think it had been driven since
and just I could see the crews just disdain
as I would stall and stall and stall
after every single take.
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I hated, I hated that car.
I mean, it was a rocky start,
the "Bates Motel" stuff.
To be fair, we did five seasons,
she only had one birthday
and that was, you know the last season
so, but the daughter's name
I should've remembered.
"Sound of Metal"
you know, I can recall
a lot about that, cause it's a memory test
and you know there's other things that I've done
which I think have left a bit of,
of a , a permanence on my,
on my brain,
but yeah I think "Bates Motel"
just because we did it for so long
that it's all a bit,
blurry now.
I'm Olivia Cooke and I was quizzed on my career.
Thanks for watching me on BuzzFeed.
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