Oh hey, look, it's the ice!
Why's it so big?
So it doesn't melt. It's actually really interesting how they do it, it's this one company out
in Boston that-
- Oh! - Ah!
That went South so fast! Ah!
My hairstyle is just, put product in it so it doesn't frizz and I don't wash it very
often so now it's just styled in a way that just doesn't go anywhere.
It's good. It might be my dream hair.
Oh, thanks. Hey though. Virgin.
Never dyed it?
I dyed it once when I was 19 with a rinse shampoo. Like a stain shampoo.
That's the key. Don't dye your hair.
Don't dye your hair. And then it grew out. So, I'm 28 now. It's been nine years and guess
what? Not gonna dye it for a long time.
Small round of applause for having great hair.
- So, I have to tell you, first of all. - Thanks.
- Oh, stop. - Alright, fine. Sorry.
In the ITN office, you are our favourite actress because we like your films and we heard that
you have 'minge' tattooed on your foot.
- And we like all those things. - Thanks. Thank you.
I said fanny a lot today on the radio.
- Did you? - I did.
In what context?
Just fanny, fanny, fanny. You know, because they bleep that out. I think that's great.
I think it's incredible because to us, that's just a butt.
So, when you first read the script, did those filthy aspects appeal to you?
Of course, Family Guy fan right here. I felt like a very lucky woman that I got to read
the script and that Seth was considering me for a role.
He loves you.
I can't believe it. I don't know what I did. I think I embarrassed myself by saying something
kind of embarrassing to him about his arms and that was, I don't remember what it was.
But I remember our first meeting being kinda weird because I was intimidated because he's
very smart. And I remember thinking, 'Ugh, he's never gonna hire me.' And then he did.
And then he did again! So, I'm excited.
What did you say about his arms?
I don't remember. I was like... You know when you mock someone or make fun of somebody,
you say something stupid to really make fun of them to make yourself seem funny? I think
I did something like that. So weird.
Seems like it worked because he told me you've got his favourite line in the film and then
he said you really wanted you for Ted. -Coughs- Sorry. Something obviously worked.
Oh God.
- Oh, here you go. - Thank you.
You can have the whole bottle.
Oh, thanks. Should I just swig from the? It's pretty okay, I'm just gonna.
No, please.
I need to stop recreational smoking, seriously.
Oh my God!
I know. So, I've heard that the temperatures on set got insane. Charlize said the weather
was biblical. How did you cope?
That's so funny.
I know, she's amazing. How did you cope and how did you both still look great?
Oh, we have a crew of people making sure our skin isn't shiny and that our lipstick stays
on. For her, she had a lot of stuff to do in this movie. She was very active and I was
so glad that- I'm so lazy when it comes to action stuff, I never want to be an action
star. They had to go to this place called Monument Valley during the biggest heat wave
in New Mexico. But that was actually Utah that they had to cross the border to shoot
all those scenes when they're stoned with the rattle snake. And, man, biblical is right.
It's epicly hot and then also it can get so cold in an instant. The wind can just whip
your face off. You eat dirt and sand all day. And then the rain comes very quickly and the
sky is beautiful but the lighting, you can't match the lighting so it's hard to shoot a
movie in the desert but the finished product is so beautiful and it's all real. I mean,
it really does look fake. Not fake. No, all those big cavern. All those canyons, that's
Monument Valley, Utah.
So you're out there living as desert people?
Pretty much. Except we had chocolates waiting on our pillows when we got back to the hotel
every night.
Bit different.
That's what we would, like. The second half of the movie, I stayed at the hotel because
my dog and my friend went home and there were just these chocolates, like, you'd get these
coconut haystacks and these caramel ones and Seth liked the caramel ones and I like the
haystacks so I would just, like, collect the haystacks and give them. Which was nice and
then we'd go to work at 6am and be miserable in weather but we made it fun in the movie,
so it was all fine.
- We're pampered. - That sounds like a Utopian set!
You're gathering chocolates and swapping them.
I'm a nice person. I'm a thoughtful person.
Good hair.
It's all because I have good hair. No, it's just when you really like each other, it's
so fun to go to work in those conditions and have these experiences and it's a lighthearted
movie so it just made it so much easier. Like, I look forward to going to set and see Charlize
and Neil and Seth and Sarah. I just felt really lucky. It's nice when you like each other.
In my experience, you usually do but some people have had bad experiences.
But we had a great- I mean, they're awesome.
That's really nice. Apart from the film looking amazing, I find the movie interesting that
it set in a different era. If Amanda Seyfried had to exist in a different era, where do
you think you would fit in best?
Where would I fit in best? I think I would fit in pretty well in, like, a Jane Austin
novel. I know a lot of girls dream of it, I'm one of them and so there's nothing original
about this but. Playing the piano and reading books by the window and, if I had money at
that time in England, I would have this big picture window with little seat and I would
just sit there and paint. You remember in Little Women, Beth. No, the youngest one.
I forget her name. And she's like, painting and they're taking a painting class outside
and there's trees and she's- Oh, it's just. Sorry, that's what I pictured.
And men come by in carriages and say, 'Do you want to come out?' You don't have to go
to bars.
Yeah. You know how to ride horses, you can just sit around all day in these nice outfits.
No, the outfits are only good for five minutes.
Well, I can imagine. I've got to stop talking about Jane Austin apparently, but lovely to
meet you.
Thanks so much, sorry.
Sorry for drinking your water.