-I wanted to ask you. -Yes.
-There's sort of a very memorable bathroom scene
in the film. -Oh, yes.
-And you actually posted a photo of -- this is Austria.
-It is. This is where we shot "Downhill."
-Whoo! -Whoo! Yes!
[ Laughter ] -We have an Austrian.
-Austria! -Whoo!
-This is an actual sign in Austria.
-It is, in fact. -This person's gonna regret
"Whoo-ing." [ Laughter ]
Those are things not to do in the bathroom.
-You're gonna have to zoom in on this.
-Yeah. So that -- That's a real weird one.
-Little tighter. -Not like the crouch
on the top there, and then --
[ Laughter ] ...and then that just seems
like, what do you -- -Yeah.
-What do you think the message is there?
-Yeah. [ Laughter ]
-Yeah.
"Please do not give [bleep] to this bathroom."
[ Laughter ]
And that is an actual sign. -It's a real issue in Austria.
[ Laughter ] She knows.
-And she will know. [ Laughter ]
As she will attest to. -Yeah. Yeah.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Did you -- I mean, it's beautiful.
-You can see, I was really confused.
-Yeah. [ Laughter ]
-'Cause I wasn't -- I had never heard of these rules before.
[ Laughter ]
And, anyway, I had to, like, rethink everything.
-Yeah. I don't think it's confused.
I think it's, like, your best-laid plans
are thrown out the window. [ Laughter ]
-But I find that confusing. -Right.
-It's wrecking -- It's ruining your mind.
-You have a whole day planned that's gonna end
in a bathroom in Vienna -- -Yeah. Yeah.
Did you get to explore? It's such a beautiful place.
Did you get around, Will? Did you see other parts of --
-Uh, well, I -- we got to ski... -Yeah.
-...every weekend that we were off, which was incredible.
-And we got to ski while we were filming, too.
-Sure. -We did it all the time.
-I got lost in Switzerland. -Okay, so --
[ Laughter ] -No joke, yeah.
-But the film's in Austria. -The film's in Austria.
-Tell what happened. [ Laughter ]
-But the one resort that we were in,
the second resort we were in, called Ischgl,
shares the border, and I -- there was little signs, like,
"This way, Switzerland." I'm like, "Let's do it."
[ Laughter ]
So I'm by myself. I'm skiing down.
I was like, "This is so lovely," and...
But I don't see a chairlift back at all.
[ Laughter ]
And I end up in a small town in Switzerland.
[ Laughter ]
Gone for like three hours. [ Laughter ]
I have to figure out, like, a bus and a tram.
-And you had no money. -I had no money.
[ Laughter ] 'Cause I'm not skiing with any.
And the Swiss are nasty. [ Laughter ]
You don't want to -- to get cornered
by a bunch of Swiss, chanting at me.
-Bad people. -Pelting me with Rolex watches.
[ Laughter ]
Hard chocolate candies. [ Laughter ]
-So very -- -It was harrowing.
-Yeah, it sounds harrowing. And you made your way back?
-I mean, I felt like a big boy. -Yeah.
[ Laughter ]
-Quietly, I'm on a bus, I'm like,
"Do you know how to get back to Ischgl?"
They're like, "Yes. Just follow us."
And so I followed this group of people.
-Did you have -- Were you more worried about
making it back or the fact that you'd be gone so long
that the people in the film would notice?
-I was panicked because I would have to call production
to come pick me up in Switzerland.
[ Laughter ] Which, from where we were --
is like a three-hour drive. -Yeah.
-So six hours round trip, and then --
-Yeah. -...they would be bummed,
and I would have committed resources
that were needed elsewhere to picking me up.
-Who is the better skier of the two of you?
-Julia. Yeah. I'll just say it.
-All right. [ Laughter ]
-I'll own it. I'll own it.
-She's very good. -However, Nat Faxon,
who's one of our two co-directors,
is the best skier. -He's the best.
-Yes, he is. -Gotcha.
-Yeah. -And would the crew sort of say
you're all equally good, or was the crew honest?
-Well, if they were smart, they would.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
-But -- -You had to say that
in front of the producer. -Right.
-Yeah. -But actually, the crew were --
We had the most amazing crew because a bunch of them
had to ski, of course, to make this movie,
and ski backwards with cameras on their backs.
-Yeah. -Oh, man.
-So, I mean, the whole thing was just --
-That would bum me out if I was maybe just
an okay skier trying to do my part.
-Yeah. -And thinking, like,
over the course of the film,
"I'm getting a little bit better,"
but every time you go out, some guy's skiing backwards
with a camera. -Totally.
-"I'm not good at this." -At all.
-It does sharpen your focus, when you're skiing on camera
and the guy's skiing backwards,
and having conversations and pulling focus.
[ Laughter ] -Pulling focus.
Talking to you in an ear thing. [ Laughter ]
-And just, like -- and you're like, "Okay, don't wreck.
Don't wreck." [ Laughter ]
-Yeah, exactly. -Yeah, it's -- it's...
-We're gonna bring out the writers and directors,
Nat and Jim, right after this. -Oh, my God.
-And we're gonna talk some more. -Okay.
-We're gonna have a bunch of you out here together.
Julia and Will.