-Thank you so much for coming back here.
-Thanks for having me. -Congrats on everything.
Oh, please.
I haven't seen you since you got married.
-Yeah, got married. -Congratulations, yeah.
Thank you. [ Cheers and applause ]
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-People love you and Miley together.
But I saw a clip of you -- I think it was on the --
from the G'Day USA awards or something.
-Oh, yeah. Yeah, when I made the speech
and I referred to her as my wife.
-Yeah. -Yeah, people liked that.
-Yeah. [ Laughter ]
-Big, big cheer. -You know what I liked?
It was also funny, she was kind of heckling you from the crowd.
-Yeah. I started saying nice things about her,
and then she wanted more, obviously.
[ Laughter ]
-She was like, "Yeah, tell me more, yeah."
-Yeah. -"Say more things about me."
-"I'll tell you when I get home."
[ Laughter ]
-But there was one picture when Ashley was cutting to her
where this bling... -Yeah.
-...from her ring just -- And I was like,
"What kind of rock did you get her, man?"
-Yeah. -Holy moly.
-Well, there's a few different rocks on there,
not to brag, but there's a couple different rocks.
-Yeah, well done, buddy. Oh, my God.
-I thought it was CGI when I first saw that.
I was convinced that it was CGI
because it did a full-on, just bing!
-It was a real -- ping! That's perfect.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
I was like, "Well, maybe she has, like, magical powers, too."
And she's sending a zap from the ring to you, yeah.
-She does, she's brainwashed me.
[ Laughter ]
-I got to -- I got to talk about the movie.
I loved it, "Isn't It Romantic."
-Thank you. Thank you so much.
-It's very smart, it's a very self-aware romantic comedy.
Funny, funny, funny. I love the premise.
Basically, Rebel Wilson thinks she has an attachment
to some guy looking at her on the subway, and she's like --
and she goes to talk to him, and he mugs her.
-Yeah. [ Laughter ]
-And she falls down and hits her head.
-Yeah.
-And she wakes up in a romantic comedy.
PG-13, specifically.
-It's not your typical one, though.
I think that the film is more about
falling in love with yourself and empowering yourself
and not about falling in love with someone else,
which is a cool thing, I think. -Yeah.
Who do you play in the film?
[ Cheers and applause ] Yeah.
-Play this wacky guy who --
I play sort of two different characters.
In the beginning of the film and the end of the film,
which is technically the real world of Rebel's character.
And I'm this rich kind of [bleep] guy.
[ Laughter ]
And then, in the other world, I'm Australian,
and I'm a nice guy and super crazy in love
with Rebel's character.
-Was there always an Australian?
-No, originally, it was written as British.
And because Rebel was playing Australian in the film,
we kind of thought it made sense that, you know,
her dream guy was possibly Australian.
-Yeah. -So we made it Australian.
-Well, it works. -Yeah.
-That's really funny. I love the -- no spoilers --
the end scene, the choreographed big song and dance.
-The big dance number, yeah.
That was one of the most terrifying things
I've ever had to do. [ Laughter ]
-Really? -Yeah, well, if anyone
has ever seen me dance, it's not usually
that coordinated or -- -Really?
-Yeah, it's not a good-looking thing,
so when they told me --
And this wasn't originally in the script,
so they told me about six months ago
that we're gonna reshoot some stuff
and we're gonna add this song-and-dance number
to the end of the film, so, naturally,
I started figuring out, you know,
ways of how I could get out of it
and not do this song-and-dance number.
But it actually ended up being really fun,
and it's a good way to end the film, and, yeah.
-Oh, it's beautiful. It's a perfect way.
'Cause it's all about kind of talking about those clichés.
-Moving around, grabbing my body and that kind of stuff.
[ Laughter, cheers, applause ]
-That just sold the movie right there, yeah.
This is fantastic. You posted this on Instagram.
I want this framed and hanging in my house.
-We can do that.
[ Laughter, cheers, applause ]
-This is you, really, really rocking a saxophone solo.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
-I've never played a sax in my life,
but there you have it. [ Laughter ]
-There you have it right there. You really went for it, man.
-It's super easy. You just blow really hard.
[ Laughter ] -Yeah.
-Yeah, thank you, yeah.
It's fantastic. I want to show everyone a clip.
Here's Liam Hemsworth and Rebel Wilson in
"Isn't It Romantic," out next Wednesday.
Check this out.
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-This is really weird.
-♪ Making my way downtown ♪ [ Tires screech ]
-Ow! [ Music stops ]
-Good God, are you okay? -[ Stammers ]
What the -- -I am so sorry!
My driver was probably distracted by you.
Wow. You-- You're quite beguiling, aren't you.
-Why are you now Australian?
-I'm Australian, so it comes out that way.
-No, no, no, you weren't Australian this morning
when you saw my cup of whipped cream
and a dollop coffee in it.
-Find it impossible to believe that we've met before
and I don't remember you.
-What's going on? -You okay?
-No. Don't you smell what's happening?
New York doesn't smell anymore.
Everything smells like lavender.
-I think you might have hit your head.
Why don't we check you in at the doctor, maybe,
or just take you home?
-Something is really wrong.
-Okay. Well, why don't you, um...
Why don't you let me take you home?
It's all right. I'm not gonna hurt you.
Let's get you home, though. I'll give you a ride.
-Yeah. [ Cheers and applause ]
The sparks fly.