Lydia, no, do not throw that bus, Lydia.
>> I got it. >> No, they're too far away,
do not throw that bus, >> I can't hear you because I'm literally,
throwing a bus.
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[MUSIC] I just finished watching a movie with my
family and we loved it.
We loved and I just love you two together.
It just your friendship, your relationship everything it shows on screen.
And it was such a beautiful movie.
And Thunder Force you play best friends turn superhero teammates.
Why do your characters work so well together in the movie.
>> For me, I think they work because they feel real.
I think you don't have to have friends that think so
often when you portray friends there.
In films, they're exactly like and they're the same person and I'm like,
that's just not how it is.
You have friends that are polar opposite.
And you've been friends forever and you don't even know why just clicks.
It's something about love that they started out as kids and
they were both kinda outsiders and.
They both were there for each other and then.
As you do you go away from friends, but I think they balanced each other.
I think once to free, the others not free enough.
And I think together they level the scales a bit but
I loved that friendship that Ben wrote.
For them because I thought it felt like real women.
>> It reminds me so much of Lana and and I's relationship.
Our characters in wrestling are completely different.
But it's crazy because we are this perfect Dynamic Duo even though we're
total opposites.
And there was a line in the movie when you say, people wonder why we're friends.
Because we're so different, but I know you're gonna change the world.
And that just touch me so much because that's what friendship is and
it's all about.
It's okay to have those.
>> You guys have been friends for so many years differences.
What do really wants to do this movie together?
Is it because of being friends or what?
>> For me, the fact that I'd always wanted to play a superhero.
And it's not anything I ever voiced anybody.
So when Ben said I have a superhero movie for you and Melissa I was like, my god.
Because, hey, [CROSSTALK] You wanna work with people that you admire.
And I love being able to work with the best in the business.
And I think Melissa is the best in the business.
And Ben is an amazing writer directors.
So to get to work with them professionally.
But have a personal relationship as well.
It wasn't work.
It was getting to it.
There was nothing about it that felt like work.
It felt very organic.
We have a lot of fun.
We had a lot of fun.
>> That's amazing.
I feel like when I was watching it so many times in the movie I was like.
You can tell you guys are just having a blast.
Like having so much fun and in a really, really comes through the screen.
And I also love that you always wanted to be a superhero.
[LAUGH] Amazing love superheroes.
So that makes me really excited to hear.
>> Thank you. >> Well, even what you guys are doing,
it's like we're still at the deficit of seeing women be okay to be strong.
To be powerful to be in control of what they're choosing to do and
how they present themselves.
We do have a weird parallel with what we just played and what you guys do.
>> Yeah. >> It's like, there's not always a lot of
strong women for young people coming up, boys and girls.
It's good to see that it is okay to be strong and fierce and independent.
>> Okay, I have one last question real quick.
If you guys had these superhero powers in real life.
How, what would you do with them?
>> If I had the power of invisibility in real life.
I would do the normal stuff that that having
a career in film kinda takes your anonymity away.
I love to just go grocery shopping.
And, do that just normal stuff.
I would just put that invisible in visibility cloak on and
just go do all of that.
>> If I had real true like, endless power, [CROSSTALK] that would be dangerous.
I think all my energy would be going into somehow
writing the balance of women aren't strong enough.
I certainly would want to loom large and do some good.
It'd be pretty cool to just be able to be like.
I just have to walk in the room and every you're gonna cut it out.
Yeah, [CROSSTALK] >> Go to the Senate and
go everywhere where everyone's being crazy and I'd be like.
I'm just gonna stand here and loom over you.
>> Thank you, thank you, thank you for sitting down with us and talking to us.
>> It was fun >> Loving it no and, I just appreciate so
much.
That you guys are just continuing the shatter glass ceilings for women.
You can give.
Women opportunities when we've never had those opportunities before the play two
superheroes >> You two lady.
>> Yeah, we're in it together.
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All right, you guys
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