I think this is a beautiful year to focus on each other, and I think that that's
what Christmas is really supposed to be about.
Hi, everybody. As you can see, the film got me really excited to the point where I
put up my lights in October. A little bit too excited there. But I just wanted to
start off by asking what was the best and worst Christmas present you have ever got?
Ha. I had a boyfriend who grew up in a family that liked to give gifts that you
could use,
which sort of makes sense,
until I opened a box of files for my file cabinet.
Lovely. Lovely. It's still useful. It is definitely useful.
Not my favourite gift.
Not the best.
The worst gift, one time I got a pair of shoes from my grandma,
and,
yeah, (talking over each other 01.06).
Not the best.
Exactly. So, I just donated them. And then the best gift would have to be my phone.
I'm sorry. I know. It's my generation. We're obsessed with phones. But, I mean,
come on. So, yeah, my best gift was my phone.
One of the main messages in the film is reconnecting with family members. Why do
you think that Christmas is so important for bringing family together?
It is. It just is, you know. You come together. You laugh. You reminisce. You
eat.
Eat.
Eat. Yes.
Eat.
It's definitely a bonding session. It's definitely one for
bonding everyone together.
Yeah. This Christmas families will be able to see a wonderful new film that just
augments the occasion.
No matter who you are, no matter what you do, the magic lives inside of you.
Jeronicus Jangle was an amazing inventor, but I wanted to ask you specifically, as
I'm trying to promote all female inventors, if there's anything in the
world that you could invent, what would it be?
I would invent, like, something like Buddy, but, like, personal assistant
Buddy, you know, like, that can cook and clean and do my chores.
Like a walking Siri, basically.
Exactly. And look up things, not do my schoolwork though because I still wanna do
that, but, you know, just make my, you know, not difficult life even more not
difficult.
I think I would invent a male mute button so women can finish talking.
Definitely. Definitely. We need that in the world. Do you know what? Maybe we will
and then we will.
I would invent
very, very small speakers
that could produce symphonic sound.
Good, because then you can, like, keep them in your purse without having, like, a
huge gigantic speaker. That is good.
Another thing I really loved about the film was the message that anything is
possible if you believe. And this Christmas, obviously it's gonna be a bit
different, but I wanted to know what could we do this year that you recommend to keep
the magic alive at Christmas?
I think this is a beautiful year to focus on each other,
and I think that that's what Christmas is really supposed to be about. But I think
that, you know,
stores start pushing Christmas on you in September or August and that is
distressing to me, and it becomes very financial. But I think this is a year
where many, many people will have much more appreciation for the connection that
you can have with family, whether it's through Zoom or whatever. So, it's a great
time to focus on the love that we have for the people in our lives.
Thank you very much for your time today, ladies.
Thank you.