I was like, were you on your way to the bathroom, like, and he's like, 'Yeah,' and
I was like, 'Oh, no, no. I mean, get, go. Oh my god go, sorry.'
I love that.
And that was the first time that I met him.
Oh god, I'm so terrible at these games here, go.
No, it will hopefully be easy.
You'll see, you'll see, you'll see what I mean. Kinda like, I'll just be like, 'Err,
um.'
Okay.
Go ahead.
So the first one is flashback to the first time you tried acting.
It was, like, when I was a kid. I would, you know, as I got to, like, eleven,
twelve, like, thirteen, and, like, little cameras started coming out, I would do
things with, like, my sister, or my cousins, or my friends and, like, we'd
like do-, or just, like, you know, I don't know, like, being at the park and just
randomly, like, acting like I was in like a movie. I would that, like, all the time.
So, I guess that's sort of the, the earliest experience I had in, like, trying
acting.
Cool, okay. Flashback to a memory you wish you could see more vividly.
Oh, I don't know. I feel like all-, I feel like I have
so-,
of, like,
really, you know-,
Such good memories that, they just-,
Like, all my memories are vivid.
I guess, like, from the time I was, like, eighteen to 25,
in terms of just, like, I felt like,
you know, now at 29, like, I look back at that time, and I'm just like, 'What a
wild, you know, experience, that I just like had.' You know, this really cool,
sort of-, I was just like, I was, like, acting, you know, like, on, like, sets,
like, you know, from, like, movies and, like, a show, and, like, I was just like
so in love with what I was doing and all the people I would meet and what I'd get
to do every day and, and in a way, it all just went by like that, and it's amazing
now to just look back at it and be like, 'Wow, it's-,'
you know, even though I was-, I think I was pretty about, like, being present most
of it, and understanding that I would want to be, you know, like, 'Cool, good job
man.'
That's perfect.
Like you're cooler than I am now.
You know?
Well, that's not true.
Flashback to meeting a co-star you'd love to do more projects with.
Oh, man.
Well, I mean, like,
all my friends like-,
Every single one of them.
Yeah, I mean, I would say particularly, like, I think-, you know, obviously Teen
Wolf and Maze Runner were, were both really, like, long-standing things in my
world, and I don't know, like, it's, you know, like, I did a movie where I was-,
once when I was twenty and
met a friend on that movie who has now, you know, like, become-, became one of my
best friends, and we're actually now gonna be in something again together. We were
like, 'Hey, we met, like, on set, and then we've never been on one before since, and
now we're going to film one together.' Yeah, I don't know. So, yeah anyone, I
mean anyone.
Okay, anyone. Yeah, that's nice no one feels left do they?
Yeah, great answer. Great answer.
I like that. Flashback to attending the first movie premiere of your own film.
I guess
a movie called High Road,
that I was in when I was eighteen,
and it was just, like, a little screening
at, like, a, an improv theatre. Do you know, like, Upright Citizen's Brigade?
Have you heard of that?
No.
It's, like, where, like, Amy Poehler comes from, and anyway-,
Oh, okay.
An improv troop that then, like, started, like, a school and, like-,
Oh, I see, I'm gonna-, I'm gonna watch it tonight.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. You'll get a kick out of it.
It's a fully improvised, like, a kidnapping, like slash-,
Oh, wow. Everything happens.
Yeah, I don't know, check it out. High Road.
High Road, okay.
High Road, in theatres eleven years ago.
Okay, and my last flashback is, flashback to meeting, meeting Thomas Brodie-Sangster
for the first time.
Oh, this is so funny because I can,- I remember exactly what it was. I was
excited to meet Thomas because my sister, one of my sister's favourite movies is
Love Actually, and I was like, I was telling her, I was like, 'Oh, I'm working
with the kid from Love Actually,' and I remember seeing him walk through, you
know, and he's got this, you know, Thomas is like this, you know, he's like-, he's,
like, this tall slender, you know, like, just, like, effortlessly, like, cool,
always sort of, like, doing his own thing, kind of dude. So, he's just, like, kind
of, like,
gliding you know,
through
the production office, and I was, like, doing, like, a stunt rehearsal or
something and I remember I just, like, very excitedly-, like, I was just like,
'Oh,' and I, like, got up and I just ran over to him, and just, like, I think I,
like, freaked him out. I was like, 'Hey man, I'm Dylan, it's so nice to meet you,'
and I remember him just being, like, like, taking me in and just sort of, like, being
super calm and I-, and I was like, 'I'm so excited about this, like, I'm really
excited to be working with you, like, did you meet so-and-so, like, in the Mirror,'
I'm like peppering him with questions, and then,
and then, like, finally after I just, sort of, ran out anxious questions to fill the
space with, he was just like, 'Well, I'm gonna go and have a wee but-,' and I was
like, 'Oh my god,' I was like, 'Were you on your way to the bathroom?' Like, and
he's like, 'Yeah,' and I was like, 'Oh, no, no. I mean, get, go. Oh my god, go,
sorry.'
I love that.
And that was the first time that I met him.
Oh my gosh, I love the way you remember every single part of that.
That was one of my-, I know it's, yeah it's the only way I can remember things,
like.
Yeah, and then he's and now he's one of my best friends. How cool is that?
That was so sweet. Thank you so much, those are all of the questions I have.
Thank you, Nora. Yeah, yeah you too. You were great. It was awesome.
Thank you.
Nice to meet you.
Am I just leaving?
I don't know, I guess I don't know, we can hang.