-Do you celebrate Thanksgiving? Do you -- No?
-No, yeah, so, I'm from Australia,
so we don't have Thanksgiving, but it looks so beautiful
in New York right now. I haven't been here for a year.
It's gorgeous in the fall. Yeah.
-Are you staying here for Thanksgiving?
-No, I'm actually going to be on a flight on Thanksgiving.
So that's kind of sad I guess. -Yeah.
-But I'm gonna go traveling for a couple weeks, so I'm excited.
I haven't had, like, a holiday sort of travel time
for about three years.
-You've been working like mad. You really have.
I mean, you have a lot to be thankful for, yeah.
Last time you were here, we didn't really discuss,
But you were supposed to be in "Avengers: Endgame,"
and we didn't want to say --
You're not allowed to talk about anything.
But then you ended up getting cut out of the movie.
-Hmm. -And I was like -- I know.
[ Audience awws ] See? We all feel for you.
But now, with Disney Plus, you're back in the movie.
And people can see the scene.
They can see the scene that was cut out from the film.
-That's great, yeah.
-so now you can kind of say you're in "Avengers: Endgame."
-I don't know if I can say that,
but, I mean, it definitely like --
It's a weird thing because you can't --
You're just perpetually terrified that you're gonna say
something, but I think like --
-Oh, my gosh. The Marvel police are watching.
Yeah, exactly. "Don't spoil anything!"
-"Don't spoil anything." Yeah.
I mean, I'm such a huge fan of the Marvel films
and the Russo brothers, so when Marvel reached out to me
to play Iron Man's daughter, that was such an honor.
And ultimately it didn't make it into the film,
and creatively, like,
that makes sense and, you know, that's totally fine.
I was just content with having the memory in my head.
You know, to play with, like, Robert Downey Jr.
in the last scene he was Iron Man --
on the last day he was Iron Man.
That was just, like, amazing. -Really?
-What was it like to work with him?
-Oh, he was amazing. -He's a great guy.
He's magical, that guy. Robert Downey Jr.
-Very. Yeah. -He is, right?
-Yeah, I mean, the thing is like it's like --
It's the biggest franchise in the world, and it's like --
It was the biggest set I'd ever walked onto,
and he just was so cool and so elegant.
And, like, the Russo brothers. It just -- It was amazing.
So it's cool that people see it now.
-Yeah, and fans love it.
They got to see it, and they approve. They love that.
-I heard that's why it's out, though.
It was literally -- Like, that's what I was told.
It was out because people wanted to see it, which is also cool
because it's like...
-Yeah. Didn't have to.
Well, here, if you want to see it,
go to Disney Plus and check it out,
'cause it's pretty cool.
Let's talk about "Knives Out." -Yeah.
-This is a big whodunit type of mystery with --
What a cast. Oh, my gosh. -Yeah.
-Speaking of "Avengers."
Chris Evans is in this, as well.
Tell us a little bit about this film.
-So, this film --
I mean, I moved like 39 times --
Not like -- I moved 39 times last year
just living out of suitcases,
and I was ready to go home to Australia.
And then I read this incredible script
by Rian Johnson, who wrote and directed the film,
and it's like -- it's an homage to Agatha Christie
and the whodunit genre,
and it's about this very affluent family
called the Thrombey family, and their patriarch,
their grandfather, Harlan Thrombey, dies.
And throughout the film, it's this --
You see all these little moments and different bombshells
about the relationship in the family
and kind of try to figure out who did it,
so it's a bit of thriller, a bit of comedy.
Also a great, you know, holiday movie,
'cause you'll go see it
and you'll just feel better about your family.
[ Laughter ]
-See?
You're Australian, but you know Thanksgiving too well.
Yeah. [ Laughs ]
Anyways, I want to show everyone a clip.
Here's Katherine Langford in "Knives Out."
Take a look at this.
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-Hey. Excuse me, ma'am. You with the help?
-Hey. Her name's Marta. She was granddad's nurse.
She's with us.
-The help? -It's okay. I'm sorry.
-No. It's not okay. What the hell?
-[ Sighs ]
Ohh.
♪♪
[ Cheers and applause ] -Katherine Langford, everybody!