- We made a collective playlist.
- We did.
A lot of Frank Ocean.
- Yeah, he titled it "Yarles."
- Yeah.
- Which works.
I think we have to work on our combined name.
Sounds a little like a turtle.
- Yarles.
Turtles Yarles.
What are the five key ingredients to falling in love?
- Mutual self-interest and socioeconomic compatibility.
- Well, my ingredients are friendship
and let's see,
the x factor.
- What's the x factor?
- Don't worry we've got it.
When it came to our characters on set
we did our work, you know,
and we believed in this story,
and it was very organic and seamless.
Where we understood everything outside
of these characters we were playing,
but there was a lot of respect
and trust when it came to portraying
these characters and telling this story.
- I see myself in Natasha just because
we're both really pragmatic people.
Very logical.
I mean, her love of astronomy
and her love of science is something
that I compare to my love of history.
And I think we use those lenses
to make sense of the world.
Her entire story and her drive
is aspirational for me.
So, those are the characteristics of hers
that I strive to have.
- Some things that I find mirrored
with the character Daniel Bae is
he's a hopeless romantic,
he's a poet, he's a dreamer.
Those aspects I connect with.
I don't consider myself to be
as open as Daniel is when it comes to love,
but very similar.
A perfect day.
Obviously there's family and loved ones.
Music.
- [Yara] Yes.
- Good food.
- And I think exploration, too.
A lot of the great days that I've had with my friends
have been at museums, or just wandering,
or going to like a great concert or live music event
because I'm music obsessed.
We made a collective playlist.
- We did.
A lot of Frank Ocean.
- Yeah, he titled it "Yarles."
- Yeah.
- Which works.
I think we have to work on our combined name.
Sounds a little like a turtle.
- Yarles.
- Three things we have in common.
Well, we've already established music.
- We love raspberry Pop Tarts.
- Yes, we both love raspberry Pop Tarts.
(both laugh)
I'm trying to think.
- We love our family?
- Yes, love our family. - Yeah.
- I think those seem like basic things,
but I feel like this process has been so fun
because we aren't very similar
and that's what's made this very enjoyable.
This entire movie journey, and even this,
it's cool because we're not the same person.
- Yeah.
- Not close to being the same person,
but that's what makes this
a fun enjoyable process versus
just imagine this press tour with yourself.
- You're right.
You're, right. (laughs)
You're right, you're right, you're right.
Denzel Washington would be sick.
Have a McFlurry with him.
An Oreo McFlurry, are you kidding me?
- That's actually kind of epic.
That's a vision that I really wanna see come to fruition.
- What's up, Denzel?
Let's have a McFlurry.
- I had such an incredible opportunity
to interview Harry Belafonte,
and I would love to extend that conversation.
If I could join you in the McFlurries.
- Really?
- Yes.
- You're welcome.
- That would be a dinner situation
that would be incredible.
I think as an artist he's created a framework
for what it means to be active
and socially engaged and use your art for that.
And also just his stories are incredible.
Like every other person that I admire he's like,
ah yes, James and Sidney.
And I'm like, as in Sidney Poitier?
Okay.
- I would open up a drive-in theater.
- That would be the best.
- Yeah, 'cause they used to do that back in the day
and you don't really hear about too many drive-in theaters.
- I would love to open a music studio.
I'm, again, music obsessed.
I love the process of making music.
It just seems like the most surreal thing.
Like before the musician, there was silence.
To open a music studio and to help in
the creation of that would be really epic.
We both believe in love at first sight.
- Yes we do.
- Yes.
- But, like the famous Bruce Lee said,
he believes in falling in love at the first sight,
but he believes in taking a second look.