That's real pretty.
Thank you.
I love that.
Thank you.
You look great.
Thanks.
So do you.
It's good to see you.
Thank you.
How long has it been?
Your first appearance--
You know, this is my 10th appearance.
I know.
So when was your first?
How long ago was that?
When you wanted me to be your best friend.
Well, and it worked.
Yeah, 2012.
You are my best friend.
Yes.
2012.
Six years ago.
Yeah.
And you begged me to be your best friend.
Yep.
And it worked because now we're best friends.
Now we're best friends.
I go to your birthday party.
We text.
Yeah.
It's a dream come true.
Yeah.
Well, and then we had the necklace that--
what happened to yours?
OK, every time we talk about it.
It broke on the show.
And I keep it in a safety deposit box.
Oh, I see.
Yeah.
Fireproof.
It's safe.
That's why I never see it.
Next time I come, I will bring it.
I promise.
All right, good.
Do you have yours?
Yeah.
[LAUGHTER]
Not believable.
So I saw a picture in the meeting this morning of you
in Aspen.
Is that like-- a lot of people go to Aspen and ski.
Are you a skier?
No.
I hate it so much.
I went for a girlfriend's birthday party.
They all went skiing.
I just think there's nothing worse in the world than
to just be cold.
Like, you get all bundled up, and then you get out
there just to go down a hill?
Right.
I just don't get it at all.
Yeah.
I don't know.
Do you like skiing?
I've never skied in my life.
I've never-- I don't--
I took that picture.
Yeah.
And that's what I did.
That's what I did in Aspen.
If you don't like being cold, it's not really
covering a lot of you to--
[LAUGHTER]
If that's your issue?
That's true.
Well, I just literally went outside for the picture
and then went right back in.
I think the hotel is right there, so--
Yeah.
In the left of the picture.
You're like, take it.
All right, and you were in London.
What were you doing in London?
I was filming a new series for Starz called The Rook.
I was there last summer for, like, four months.
Four or five months.
Yeah.
Did your mom go?
Yeah.
My mom did go.
How was she in London?
My mom in London.
Let me just say, it may be--my family travels wherever I go
on location, my whole family, like,
there's eight or nine of them together, they come visit me.
And this might be the last time I allow that.
Because my mom goes to every Chinatown in every city.
She just wants to see if they're all the same.
So no matter what--
we go to Montreal.
No matter where we are in the world, she's like,
I gotta go to Chinatown.
When do we go to Chinatown?
Can we go to Chinatown?
Then once we get there, she always goes, mmm.
Same.
And that's it.
And I was like, I don't think--
I spend so much money and did all these amazing things
and all she cared about was that Chinatown be same as everywhere
else in the world.
Yeah.
So let's talk about this pet adoption thing.
What is it called?
It's called Adopt Pure Love.
I did this special PSA campaign with the Shelter Pet Project
to highlight the very unique and special bond that shelter
pets have with their owners.
You know, my dog's, Chance and Frankie, are shelter pets
and they are the most amazing--
that's them.
That's our little PSA we did together.
And they are just the sweetest.
You know that's the thing about-- that people
don't realize.
I mean, I know that you rescue your animals,
and people don't realize.
So Chance is a purebred Cavalier King Charles--
that's a show dog.
And he was in a puppy mill and rescued
and I found through a rescue.
So no matter what kind of dog you
want, whether he's purebred like Chance or street like Frankie,
who was found in downtown LA.
Any dog you want, hypoallergenic,
whatever-- there is a rescue and a shelter place that has them.
Yeah.
And so we did this campaign with the Shelter Pet Project
to help also break down the stereotypes
that people think about when they
think about shelter animals.
Right.
Yeah.
Yeah, I think people--
look at that.
That's Frankie.
I'm sorry, there's a difference when you rescue a dog-- the way
they act and how grateful they are,
especially coming from a cage or something.
It really is the best experience.
Yeah, they are and they truly are.
Look how sweet they are.
They're just the sweetest, smartest little dogs
and I honestly don't know what my life would
be like without them.
It really does complete the idea of what
you think a family should be.
I know.
I know, that's--
That's adorable.
--a doggie bag.
That's ridiculous.
All right.
Go to our website to find out more
about the Adopt Pure Love campaign and the Shelter Pet
Project.
And we'll be right back.
Olivia Munn.