OK, this should be exciting.
Our first guest is coming to us live all the way
from Australia.
Please welcome Chris Hemsworth.
Hi.
Hello.
The very handsome Chris Hemsworth.
The very handsome.
Now, this is our first international guest.
So what time is it there actually?
It's not too bad.
It's 8:00 AM.
We started at 4:50 yesterday.
And so this is quite pleasant, this.
But my kids are up at 6:00 anyway.
So it's all--
That's great.
Yeah.
And it-- what is it, Friday morning?
It could be a Tuesday though.
So what is it?
[INAUDIBLE]
Yeah, I was going to ask what tomorrow is like.
But it's probably exactly like today or yesterday.
Every day is the same.
How is Australia?
Australia's good.
We're-- you know, I just feel thankful to be in a small
coastal town, you know.
It's-- we're not in a big city.
And we sort of--
yeah, not as restricted as a lot of places
are, but still social distancing,
all of the recommended things that we have to do.
And the strange part, or the challenge which is universal
is just not being able to do this, you know?
You can do it via Skype, but actually, interaction, you
know, and a particular-- my kids are not going to school.
Trying to have them sort of not kill us or kill each other,
and you know, it's sort of--
So you have three kids, right?
Yeah, yeah, three little kids.
I got-- my two boys just turned six,
and my daughter's turns eight pretty soon.
And are they going crazy?
Or how are they dealing with this?
No, I think they're all right.
I mean, they're missing other kids, obviously, you know,
interaction and playing.
And we're missing sending them to school,
which is the [INAUDIBLE]
Yes.
[INAUDIBLE] a few hours a day.
And I know.
I tell you, trying to homeschool them
is an absolute feat in itself.
It's about three hours of negotiation,
and then maybe, if you're lucky, 20 minutes of actual work.
So the twins are--
the twins are six years old.
And now, are they boys, girls?
What are they?
Two boys, yeah, my twins, yeah.
And are they very similar?
No, very different, very different.
One is the complete sort of physicality and little action
man.
And the other one's, you know, a lot of that.
And in fact, we were having dinner the other night.
And I was trying to motivate them to eat their veggies.
And I was like, Tristan, eat up.
Eat your broccoli.
And he was like, argh, eat this broccoli.
He's got a lamb chop in one hand.
And I'm like, show us your muscles.
He's like, errgh!
I looked at Sasha.
I'm like, Sasha, eat yours.
And he's like, [SNORTS].
I'm like, Sasha, come on.
Where are your muscles?
He's like, I told you, Dad.
They're in here.
And I was like, OK, there's --
Wow.
That's going to get you far, kid.
Andy, you-- Andy has twins also.
I do.
Are they similar?
Or are they different?
They're very different.
- They're very different.
Yeah.
They're very different.
One of them-- I chipped my tooth yesterday
due to my son giving me a nice old kick in the chin.
We were having a little-- you know, a little wrestle,
and he got me with a cheap shot.
So-- [LAUGHS]
Oh, no.
Not the money-maker.
Not [INAUDIBLE]
Well, it's way back here, so we'll keep that.
We'll frame it out.
It'll be fun.
All right.
I see.
Just the smile can't be as big.
And then the daughter-- your daughter, I understand--
(LAUGHING) The daughter.
The daughter, the girl loves animals, right?
Yeah, I mean, my wife loves animals.
My kids love animals.
We've got-- there's quite a few horses, and chickens,
and ducks, and dogs, and lizards.
She has a water dragon that she keeps
with her, which has its little aquarium to stay in.
But she sleeps with it, like, on her pillow in the bed.
And I don't know how that thing.
Indoors?
[INAUDIBLE] She tosses and turns continuously through the night.
But it's still kicking.
Are you sure it's still alive?
Yeah, yeah, we're--
I mean, it doesn't move a whole lot.
So you know--
That's what I'm saying.
[LAUGHTER]
Yeah.
So Matt Damon and you spent a lot of time together.
Is he up there also with you?
Or are y'all separated?
Is he is hidden in the back somewhere?
No.
Yeah.
He's in Europe.
He was shooting a movie and got shut down.
And he's, I think, pretty disappointed that they
couldn't skip the bond and come over here.
Yeah, I bet.
I bet.
That would be so fun if y'all-- now,
are you able to surf there?
I know that the lockdown, because you're a small town,
it's not as rigid as the lockdown here.
Are you able to surf?
Yeah, we are.
They've closed a lot of the parking lots
to the bigger beaches to stop people congregating there.
But the actual surf itself, you're
allowed to surf and swim, as long as you keep your distance.
And you know, there's a spot that, basically, you're
lucky if you see anyone for a mile or so.
So we kind of tend to go to the beach there with the kids
and swim, if we can.
But it's just, you know, so much uncertainty.
Kind of even doing that still feels a little bit,
you know, full of caution and--
yeah.
I know.
Well, I had-- the reason I ask is because we
live close to the ocean here.
And I had a friend who was kicked out of the ocean.
She was surfing by herself, and they
made her get out of the ocean and go home
because I guess they just--
if she stays, then more people come.
Or I don't know.
You're in great shape.
And I saw a video that I have to show some B roll while we're
talking about this.
You're working out underwater.
First of all, how long can you hold your breath?
Because that's impressive enough that you're
underwater with weights.
But how long can you hold your breath?
Static with sort of breath preparation
and so on, maybe three, 3 and 1/2 minutes.
Wow.
But moving like that, training underwater,
it's like 10 or 20 seconds, if you're lucky.
It's great for moving through you
workout without sort of having any great impact
on your joints.
And so on and something different to you
know I've been sort of sitting there doing the usual workouts.
Yeah.
I lift, bro.
Yep.
You don't lift.
I can tell.
Look [INAUDIBLE] behind there, filling the frame.
[LAUGHTER]
Yeah.
That's what he's doing.
He's trying to hold his stomach in by doing that.
So you have a workout that you can help people
with if they're stuck at home.
They can't get to a gym.
And I put something outside that Andy
is going to try to do it along with you, so--
That's this basket, right?
Yeah, there's a laundry basket out there.
And so explain how people can do this.
Oh, God.
Well, obviously, you've got to get creative.
There's a few options.
The laundry basket is an essential.
You're going to do a squat, right?
All right, hold it up to your chest and do a squat.
I am.
He looks better.
2, 3.
I look better?
No.
4.
5.
He's already on six.
You've done two.
I know.
But I got a little bit of a--
I only have some socks and a t-shirt in there, Andy.
I know, but my groin is a little raw.
[LAUGHS] I don't want to hear that.
Is it clean laundry or dirty laundry?
[INAUDIBLE]
All right.
You use the towel to dry off.
OK, what's the next thing?
It would look better without a shirt on.
You got any cans of soup?
Oh, I'm not taking off my shirt.
I meant-- I meant Chris, not you.
Oh.
All right, now what do you have in your hand?
Cans of soup.
All right.
[LAUGHS]
[INAUDIBLE]
What else do you have now?
Oh, now he put the jug in, and he's doing one curl straight
up.
One curl.
Straight up.
One curl.
With soup?
No.
Is he doing with soup?
No, he's not doing it with soup.
He's got laundry detergent.
OK.
I switched to that now.
All right, then he-- yeah.
I'll show you.
Now do this, Andy.
Ready?
Squat to press.
Now lift it above your hand and then down.
Squat and then-- no, put it down when you squat.
Put it--
Don't put it down.
Lean it down.
Hold it down.
No, straight down, like you're holding your arm down.
Put your arm down, Andy.
Yeah?
And then a squat.
Yeah.
And then now up, and then lift it up.
Up, up.
[INAUDIBLE]
And then lift up.
OK.
Lift up.
I can't.
Your whole body.
OK.
It's hard for me to tell who's who anymore.
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[SHOUTS]
Ah!
[BLEEP] God [BLEEP].