-Thank you so much for having me back on the show.
-Oh, come on, are you kidding me?
Since I saw you, you got a Golden Globe nomination.
I saw you at the Golden Globes. How was that?
-Oh, my God. It was a surreal experience.
You know, I -- last time I was here on the show
talking about "13 Reasons Why," and then less than a year later,
I was nominated for a Golden Globe.
And it was such a full circle moment for me
because I remember after season one --
like I was at home in Australia with my mom watching
the Golden Globes, huge fans of "The Crown,"
and we were watching Claire Foy win.
And then, this year, I was nominated alongside her
and sitting next to her at the table.
-I mean, how fun is that? -Yeah, also -- Oh, sorry.
I was just going to say, also, you know,
it was such a poignant night, as well,
with the Time's Up Movement.
It's something, I think, that's so inspiring,
and I was so grateful to be a part of.
You know, and I just remember, like, as soon as the nominations
came out, you know, Reese reached out to me,
and let me know what they were doing with the movement.
-Reese Witherspoon, yeah. -Yeah, Reese Witherspoon,
and the night before, there was sort of like a meeting
of people who were, you know, taking part in the movement,
just to go over talking points and stuff like that.
And up until that point,
I had been pretty cool and chill...
[ Laughter ]
...and then I walked into a room
with probably 20 of Hollywood's most decorated,
talented actresses.
There was Meryl, Emma Stone,
Laura Dern, Tracee Ellis Ross, Tessa Thompson.
Michelle Williams is smiling at me.
Reese is like, "Hey," and I just sitting there,
and I remember I stood up afterwards,
and I was talking to Brie Larson and Reese,
and I just started crying and sobbing like an idiot.
[ Laughter ]
-Oh, my goodness.
You're so likeable. I feel like crying now.
Because, yeah -- I love this.
I love that you're enjoying all of this stuff.
"13 Reasons Why" coming back for a second season.
Spoiler alert, if you guys don't know the first season,
just maybe cover your ears.
Um, you died in the first season.
-Yeah. [ Laughter ]
Yeah. -So -- so --
so what's season two going to be like?
[ Laughter ]
-You'll have to wait and see. -Yeah, exactly, yeah.
-We just finished -- we just finished season two last year,
and, you know, it was a very different season
to season one for a lot of reasons,
but I'm super grateful that I was asked back,
'cause I think that there was -- there's so much left to tell,
and I'm really glad we got to focus
on some important storylines for other characters.
But, yeah. I mean, Hannah -- you know, the Hannah
in season one, she's gone, but, you know,
she's still there this season,
but I would prepare audiences
to see a different Hannah this season.
-Let's talk about your movie. "Love, Simon."
Congratulations on doing this movie.
-Yeah, thank you. -It's giant! It's big.
-Thank you. -The co-star --
I know that guy that plays Simon.
-Nick Robinson? -Yeah, how do I know him,
do you think? -Oh, I mean, he's just
an all-around good-looking and pleasant guy.
-That's how I know him, that's --
[ Laughter ]
I was wondering -- that's what it was.
Yeah. Yeah.
He must have been in some film I just saw or something like that,
but I don't know, I just -- I recognize him.
He's fantastic. -Yeah.
No, he was great to work with,
and I feel like he does such a great job as Simon, you know?
It's based off the novel by Becky Albertalli, which I loved.
It's about a 17-year-old boy in high school
who lives a seemingly perfect life
except for the fact that he's secretly gay
and struggling to come out to his friends and family.
And he falls in love with a classmate online,
which is when things come to a head,
where a classmate threatens to out him,
and I play his best friend, Leah,
and it's directed by Greg Berlanti,
who is such a legend,
and I think just the perfect person
to tell this story, you know?
Not only does he understand it,
but just how generous he is and talented
and how much experience he has in the industry.
-And it's got a great sound track, too.
I know Jack Antonoff produced it.
-Oh. Brilliant. Yeah. -We love -- he's going to be
on the show tomorrow, I believe. -Oh, brilliant.
-Yeah, it'll be fun. Would you like to set this clip up?
Do you know what it is? -Oh yeah, I think this clip
is -- this clip is me taking Simon home
after he gets drunk at a party for the first time.
-There you go. Here is Katherine Langford
in "Love, Simon." Take a look.
[ Door creaks open ]
[ Indistinct chatter in distance ]
-Hey, guys! Hey!
-Hey! -Come talk to us.
-Hey. -How was the party?
-It was really fun. -Was it?
-Yeah. -Aces.
-Oh, yeah. -Huh. Huh.
-[ Chuckles ]
-Uh, well -- thanks for letting me stay over.
-Yeah, yeah, yeah. -Yeah.
You've been staying over ten years -- it's --
you don't have to thank us.
-Oh, yeah. Thanks.
-[ Whispers ] Stop it. -Shh!
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Katherine Langford, everybody!