-Welcome back to the show. Are you enjoying New York?
-I am, yeah. I'm happy to be back.
It's been three years. -Is that right?
-So I'm just happy to be back in the city.
-Yeah, and you're not originally from New York, correct?
-No. I'm from Georgia. I'm from outside of Atlanta.
But I lived here for a couple years.
Yeah, go, Atlanta. -You --
I know that you're a big Islanders fan.
-Huge Islanders fan. -All right.
So you're, like, a huge Islanders fan.
-Like -- -Like how big?
-Like drop-down, drag-out screaming --
-Really? -Yeah, screaming at the refs.
-Yes. -Going -- Getting into it.
Yeah, 100%. I'm such a big fan
that actually, the opening season --
the season opener game was in Carolina.
The Carolina Hurricanes, and I was filming in Asheville.
And so, we decided to drive to Raleigh,
which is a four-hour drive, first of all...
-Wow. -...for this game.
-Yeah. -And it's always kind of awkward
when you get to those things, because they want to put you
on the jumbotron. -Of course.
-But I'm wearing the Islanders jersey at their home game --
the Hurricanes' home game.
-Yeah, they don't like that. -No.
-Yeah. -So they start booing me.
Like -- "Chloe Grace Moretz." And they're like, "Boo!"
-No! -Swear to God.
And I was like, "Oh, my God. What do I do?"
And not only -- on top of that, the mascot comes down.
This big, massive mascot named Stormy.
And he's like, "Put on the jersey."
You know, no one needs the Islanders.
Become the Hurricanes." And I was like,
"No, I don't think that's a good idea."
And I see all the Islanders hockey players
right in front of me, just staring at me,
pressuring me not to do it. And then, I didn't do it.
-Not only -- [ Cheers and applause ]
That's a real fan.
We have -- We actually have the video...
-Oh, no! -...of the moment
that you're talking about.
This really happened. Check this out.
♪♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Yeah! That's what you do!
Stick up for yourself! -"She said no."
-"She said no."
What is Stormy? What was he, like, a fox?
-Honestly don't know. A large rodent.
-Yeah, yeah, yeah. He came over --
I love that you did that. I love that you love hockey,
and I was also --
I heard that you like fly fishing?
-Well, okay. So, I didn't think
I would like fly fishing. -I would love fly fishing.
-I didn't know, because I've, like, only fished a couple times
when I was a kid, and I was like,
"Well, you know, fly fishing looks more fun.
You kind of get to get into it." And so I was in Colorado
at a place called Dunton Hot Springs,
and they were like, "Do you want to go fly fishing?"
so I said yes.
And I didn't end up just catching like one fish,
I caught seven fish. [ Cheers and applause ]
And I got the grand slam, which is all four kinds of trout.
-This is wild. -And I only got a picture
of two fish, but no one believed me after that.
Everyone was like, "No, you didn't.
You didn't actually get all these fish.
-Wait. I mean, it's a small fish but it's still...
-Come on! -Respect for that.
But there's a skill to the fly --
I think I would be too -- I'd be too manic.
-Yeah, just a little bit too -- -I would bum people out,
and they'd tell me to please leave.
-The guy was like -- one kid came in
and actually got him in the eye with the hook.
-Yeah, of course. It's dangerous.
And I was like, "Oh, God!" -[ Laughs ]
-"See, I knew this was a dangerous sport."
-We just did a segment on the show called
"Show Me Something Good" where we asked people
who have any hidden talents or secret talents.
I know you're a talented actress, obviously.
But is there any talents that we don't know about?
-Well, I told you that I was a diehard hockey fan.
-Yeah. -But what a lot of people
don't know is that I'm a pretty diehard Britney Spears fan.
-Really? -Oh, yeah.
[ Cheers and applause ] Yeah, like Britney is my life.
You know? She's everything to me.
And I even decided to theme my birthday party a Britney party.
But I knew that everyone might not want to dress as Britney,
so I said 2000s-themed. And I just got to wear --
-This is you as Britney. Dude, I love this.
Oh, my God. Are you the --
Do you sing like Britney, as well?
-I -- I do sing like Britney after a couple tequilas.
I think the choreography comes out,
a little bit of the impersonation.
-I mean -- -Oh, no.
-We have The Roots. We have The Roots.
-We have The Roots! -We have you.
-I have to do it.
-Do you have to get into character at all?
-Hold on. -Or do you want to stand u--
Are you -- -Let me feel Britney.
Okay. -All right, ready?
♪ Oh, baby, baby, how was I supposed to know ♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪ That something wasn't right here ♪
♪ Oh, baby, baby, I shouldn't have let you go ♪
♪ But now you're out of sight, yeah ♪
-Oh, my God! Come on, now!
That's what I'm talking about. [ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you so much. -Oh, no.
-I never want to put anyone on the spot.
-Oh, no. -I'm sorry.
I really -- We always have a mic here, just in case.
-Just in case. And the silver pants
with the silver mic. -It actually is perfect.
Thank you for doing that. Come on.
-Oh no. -Chloe Grace Moretz.
[ Cheers and applause ]
I've been a fan of yours for a long time.
I probably would say it was the "Kick-Ass" movies,
right? -Uh-huh, yeah.
-The first time maybe you came on.
But there's a rumor that there's a third one
maybe in the works? Is there a "Kick-Ass 3"?
-I mean, I think I would love to do a "Kick-Ass 3."
I think it'd be really fun to see where Hit-Girl goes
and what she's like as an adult.
But I think It would have to be kind of perfect.
You know, I feel like it would need to be, across the board,
Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Chris Mintz-Plasse
and the whole crew back together.
-And as funny and as perfect as the other two were.
-Yeah. Yeah, yeah -All right, bud.
So you would consider it. -Yeah, for sure.
-All right, good. -I think it would be
a lot of fun. -I'll start writing it.
Okay. -Okay. Let's go.
You're gonna be Kick-Ass, though, this time.
Don't tell Aaron. -No.
I want to talk about "Mother/Android."
-Yeah. -This is on Hulu.
Can you tell everyone what it's about?
-Yeah, it's about a young couple named Sam and Georgia.
And they're at a crossroads in their relationship.
And, basically, on one night, she finds out
that she's pregnant with their child.
And we cut nine months later, and it ends up
on that same night that there was
an artificial-intelligence revolution.
So anything connected to power.
And it happens that, in this near-future,
we have robots, too.
And so, we cut nine months later,
she's pregnant, and she has to get to Boston
to have their baby safely. -Yeah.
-And I was trekking across the mountains.
-Yeah. And what was it? What was your fake belly?
-Oh, it was large, first of all. -Yeah.
-It was nine months. Ready to burst.
And it was 21 pounds of silicone.
Yeah. So, it was -- I'm not kidding.
-Really? -So, I -- yeah, I had
to start training a little bit beforehand, because I was like,
"I don't think I can tote 21 pounds of a load."
Like, that seems like a lot. -Running and --
-Running up the mountains. -Yeah, away from robots.
-Yeah, being super pregnant. So, we did that,
and we actually attached it to a corset.
Because I really wanted to feel like --
You know, with a pregnant woman running through the woods,
they didn't want me to be super agile and able to,
you know, get through it perfectly.
So I wanted to have the shortness of breath
and to have it feel realistic. -Yeah, see?
That's what I'm talking about. That's what I'm talking about.
That's how you do it right there, ladies and gentlemen.
That's how you do a craft. You get right in and you go,
"No, no, no, I got to do it this way."
I want to show a clip.
Here's Chloë Grace Moretz in "Mother/Android."
Take a look at this.
-I know you're not gonna like this.
But I need you to hear me out.
I'm trying to be smart.
You could have this baby today, or in a week.
And I don't feel good about waiting on the edge
of No Man's Land, hoping no one finds us.
-You want to go straight through.
-It's 20 miles.
And if we take this bike,
we can get there by the end of the day.
-What happened to going quietly, Sam?
What changed since last night?
-Chloë Grace Moretz, everybody.
Next time. -Yeah. For sure.
Pinky swear.
-"Mother/Android" is available on Hulu December 17th.