So in that dance sequence that you see a little bit of right
there, Twitch choreographed it.
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Thanks, Twitch!
There is no world like--
I don't remember where we were, but somehow
the first few rehearsals--
it was not in a regular, like dance rehearsal space.
So there were no mirrors.
Which is an amazing thing if you're dancing with Twitch,
because if you're just like slightly on beat,
I'm looking at him in front of me and I'm like,
we're doing the same thing.
I'm right with him.
And he's so encouraging.
Like, this is him like, moody and dour.
Like he's the most--
he's like that all the time.
So he's like, you're doing great.
You're killing it.
Then we moved into a rehearsal space.
And there were mirrors everywhere.
And I was like, oh no, Twitch.
Oh, no.
I said, I'm not doing the same thing as you.
And he goes, no you are.
You got it.
And I was like, oh no, that is not the same thing.
I know, it feels like--
There was a point.
It's like when you're singing in the car,
and you think you sound good.
But if that music went away, you would be horrible.
And then it's like, oh you don't actually want to hear,
or see it.
You're right.
No, but he really is encouraging.
That's the thing.
He makes it-- he does that a lot, too.
So it makes you feel like, I'm doing good.
But he just does that.
And then I feel cooler than like-- without the mirror,
I did it back.
And then once the mirror was there, I was like,
don't do that again.
'Cause I just seemed like--
I just looked like 104.
I kept saying I was like a 104 leprechaun.
That I was behind him like, [LAUGHING]..
It did not go well.
But it was so fun.
But how-- I mean, how fun.
Let's just go around and talk about how great
it is to work with her.
Like, seriously.
- Yeah, I love doing this in front of her.
- Very hard.
Deeply horrifying to work with Melissa.
No, she's one of the most special, kind, lovely people
I've ever met on this earth.
And just was such an incredible leader for all of us.
Yeah.
And?
Yeah.
I mean, it was incredible.
I remember this feeling that I should have been
more intimidated and daunted.
Like I remember being, like she's an iconic legend,
I don't know what I'm going to do.
And then being in a room with her and being like,
oh this is play.
Oh, we're playing here.
Yeah.
And I think they're so incredible.
She and Ben are so incredible at like creating
a family and an environment.
And like, cherry picking weirdos and putting us
all in like a room together, and being like, go.
I don't know if weirdos would be that--
I don't know that you're a group of weirdos.
Oh, we are.
You don't know yet.
We are.
Oh, really?
I guess its pretty fair to say, I think we're all very strange.
Pretty strange, pretty--
Wonderful.
But strange women.
And it makes for--
it makes for a fun time.
Did you bring your kids to the set?
I did, and they were so enamored to be around like--
they just felt like, you know.
I want to hang out with the big girls.
Like it was-- like somehow they were,
I think maybe thinking you didn't
realize like how little they were, they
thought it was really cool.
And they were kind of--
they were very smitten with Luke.
Oh, yeah.
Who plays my love interest, especially Georgie.
Yeah, I was going to say.
Vivi would say like, hi Luke.
And like chat with him for a while.
And then Georgie was just like, hey Luke.
Wow.
But let's talk about-- the movie is about you going back
to college.
But explain the movie.
I go-- we drop--
Molly plays my daughter, and Matt Walsh plays my husband.
And we just drop her off, we're finally
going to have an empty nest.
We're like, taking a second honeymoon to Italy.
And like 45 feet from dropping her off,
he tells me that he doesn't love me.
He wants a divorce.
And I'm just kind of crushed and rattled,
as you would be hearing it that suddenly.
Have a bit of--
I may burn some things in the house.
I have a bit of a moment.
And then I realized like, well, what am I going to do?
Like what-- I didn't--
I was a mom, I was a wife, I like doing both.
But what about me?
And I end up going back to college
'cause I never got to finish.
But I go back to her school.
Which I thought sounded like a great idea.
When Ben pitched it, I was like, oh, that's so nice.
He's like, no, that's the conflict.
But we talked about it, like we loved it.
[INAUDIBLE] go to school with me.
Also, we're very close with our moms.
So we were like, they could come.
That would be great.
They said something like, so-and-so is like our age,
and blah, blah, blah.
And then afterwards somebody was like, come here.
And they're like, when you were talking to all those like
22-year-old women, and you said our age,
do you not think they were all like--
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And I was like, I mean, it's like about our age.
Somebody was like, you are twice, if not more, their age.
And I was like, no.
And I realized that I had been like throwing around, our age.
And they were just all like, mm-hmm.
They were very nice about it.
No, you treated us like your sister.
It felt like we were all a big family.
And when you joined the sorority,
it was so easy to welcome you into our group.
Because you had already welcomed us into your group.
Aw.
Aw, you guys.