(audience cheering)
- I forget.
- Thank you so much for having me.
I never know what to do now.
Like, hi, thank you.
- Like last time you were here and it was virtual,
but you revealed to me
that you had never had chocolate gummy bears
which is a travesty.
- I know, I'm sorry.
- So have you had one yet?
- No.
I didn't, I've been saving myself.
- I thought that you would disappoint me,
so I brought you some and I feel like this is your moment.
- Let's do this - This, okay.
Oh, we have our own bowl.
- Okay.
- We have our bowl.
- It's like a thick coating of chocolate.
- I mean, well, why not?
- Are they like,
is it like a normal gummy bear or I'll find out.
- [Kelly] It's awesome. It's awesome.
And depending on what flavor you can get.
You're not into it?
- I don't know, Kelly.
- Fine. Give me the bowl.
- I'm sorry. I'm sorry. - Give me the bowl.
- It's, I think it's a textural thing.
- [Kelly] Is it?
I like both these things on their own, together.
- These are two beautiful worlds coming together
in my mouth for a party right now.
- I have to say it does get better.
- [Kelly] Yeah.
- The initial thing I was not a fan of.
- Let it sit there.
- But you gotta sort of let it marinate for a while.
- [Kelly] Mm hmm. - Yeah.
- So wait, speaking of like, American treasures.
Is it true that The Simpsons was like,
kind of how you learned about America?
- Yeah. I feel like for a lot of people
growing up in England like,
there are things I know about America and American culture.
Like by the time I was eight years old I was like,
Bismark is the capital of North Dakota.
And I know that because of the Simpsons.
And I feel like there's a ton of just like movie stuff
and references to things that I did not understand
when I was watching the show.
And then I saw those movies like 10 years later
and I was like, oh, A Clockwork Orange.
Or like Indiana Jones.
like, oh, that was what that was.
And yeah, that was I think a big introduction
to like all American culture.
- It's not far off, you know, the show.
It's not far off.
- I think it's a, I mean, it's like.
If you wanted to like, just, if you came to earth tomorrow
and had to quickly educate somebody about the last 30 years
of American culture, you could do worse
than doing The Simpsons.
- I'm just saying, it is a great show
but I don't know that it's great
to be that that's our thing.
- I don't know, I think. - But I do think it's true.
- You only get, oh, this is the thing
I always say to Americans as well.
Is you only get like the best of British TV.
That's why you all think we're like
smart and sweet and nice.
And you see Bake Off and that's great.
But like, but there's a world of other British TV
that you don't see that's very bad.
- I grew up on Faulty Towers.
- [Daniel] That's exceptional.
- Oh my god, it's exceptional.
Yeah. And Are You Being Served, I don't know if you.
- Oh, so I loved Are You Being Served.
That is of its time, but it's great.
- It is amazing.
- Yeah.
It's fantastic.
My, like that and a show called 'Allo 'Allo,
which is just a bunch of English people
doing bad French accents the whole time.
- Oh my God.
I would love this show.
- You really would.
Again, it's like, it was a moment in time.
You couldn't do it now, but it was very funny.
- I think we could do it now. Just lean in, it's fun.
- I don't think France would be happy.
- People need to relax.
So wait, so you've been known to do some karaoke
and I heard that like, one of your famous people
that you go to is also mine.
- Oh, really?
- You love doing Eminem?
- I do. Well, yeah.
- I do too.
i feel like people expect me to sing, so i rap.
And i love Eminem.
- I also like, I feel like if you were
if you came of age at a certain time like,
we were a bunch of the, you know,
the whitest middle class kids in England being like,
i need to internalize all the lyrics to Real Slim Shady.
Like it was, yes.
i know that, so i'm always like amazed how well
i know some songs when i go to do karaoke.
Oh, this is like in there
- But it's like when we were in like, junior high.
I feel like that's the time we memorized everything.
Like, those are the songs I know by heart.
- I feel like it's a lot of, it's very
like the music that means the most
to you when you're a teenager.
- It's you're coming of age.
- It's very hard to replicate that later, yeah.
- I know, I agree.
And it was good music.
So you often karaoke with your girlfriend.
Y'all been together for, is it 10 years?
- [Daniel] It'll be 10 years this year, yeah.
- [Kelly] That's amazing.
- [Daniel] Yeah. Thank you very much.
- [Kelly] It's Erin, right?
- [Daniel] Yeah
[Kelly] Oh my gosh.
that is amazing, 10 years.
[Kelly] So do y'all karaoke together?
- We do.
- Goes for too well, cause also like in real slim shady
there's a very long chorus where a lot
of times you have to say, well, the real stand
- Stand up.
- So she does a lot of that.
She's like very good at yeah.
- She your hype girl
- Yeah, she does.
and also we, we have done
we do a lot of like, we've done some duets
- Like grease.
- No, we do.
- You should lean in?
- there's this what?
I always forget the name of it.
Its all coming back to me now.
- Oh my God.
Celine Deon
- Yeah, yeah. Celine Deon
Yeah. We like go for that.
And that is again a that's one
of the like that's a longer song.
- It's it's like seven minutes.
i feel like
- The extended version
and there are some insane and great lyrics in it.
Yeah. It's
- And some dramatic pauses.
- Yes. Yeah.
Long solos where you just have to be up there.
- Yeah. Feeling it.
Yeah. Maybe some interpretive movement.
Yes.
- I don't Erin's a good dancer though. Yeah
- I love it.
I wanna see Erin carry you.
So, so wait.
So was it there a time that you wore, I
this is brilliant to me.
You wore the same outfit pretty much for like six months?
- Yeah. For, i think it was there wasn't quite that
but it was like three or four months.
cause i was doing a play in London
and there was every night there was like paparazzi outside.
and i suddenly realized after like i had just been lazy
and not changed my clothes
for a few days that they were not there.
And i realized that they, oh
it's probably because i'm wearing the same thing.
So it all looked like photos from the same day.
So then i was just like, I'll just continue wearing this,
they never came back.
- Because it looks like the same picture
- It all just looks like the same picture.
- You have
Just the like cured a lot of people's issues right
now. It
- It's not foolproof that, you know, they're still, you know
it, it didn't solve everything, but it was any
I feel like, you know,
- I was just saying that its not as exciting
- The small victories
of Anne's paparazzi is always the ones you have to like
celebrate.
- That's a giant one.
I thought you were brilliant.
- Thank you very much
- I'm steal a friend it.
- A friend also got me a jacket once
which is like made out of reflective material.
So if someone takes a flash photo
so it just like flashes out the entire thing.
- But meanwhile, you look like a disco ball.
like everywhere you go, that's also...
- Yes you look, it's not it's as cool as something
like that can look, but function is something else.
- Okay.
okay. Cuz i just pictured you just dancing everywhere
you're going in this jacket
that's what I wanted to be.
So the new movie is great,
i loved every minute of it
It's it's funny.
- Yeah.
- It's you play a really good, bad guy.
can you tell everybody about it that hasn't seen it?
- Yeah, sure.
So it's a movie where San, the incredible Sandra
Bullock plays romance novelist who gets, who my character
thinks has the genuine key to finding some real life
treasures. So he does what anyone would do, which is to
kidnap her and force her to try and do his bidding.
And then Channing Tatum, who is Sandra's cover model thinks
that it is his job to go and save her.
And it is truly like them together is one
of the most charming, like lovely things you'll see
on the screen all year.
So really it is, it is so much fun.
- Its such a great cast, a great the chemistry,
the randomness of it's so great.
And it involves like so many movies.
I feel like
for my childhood, but they're all combined it's
- Yeah. I, I actually like I had watched the mummy
the Brenda Frager, reg mum.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah I loved it.
- around the time I read the script
and it felt like that to me, just
like a great like adventure film where everyone's the
the stakes are really high all the time
but everyone's being really quickly and funny still, but you
like care about them and yeah, it's just, it's a lot of fun.
- It, I think I'm older than you.
It reminded me too of like a little bit of like
ING the stone, like jewel and Nile, like the Kathleen
and Turner, Michael Douglas kind of stuff too.
- That was brought up a lot
- It was like, that's been
yeah. It was, oh it has? Oh okay
- Lot of people know a lot of the style
- I love it, but it's totally different
because the chemistry's different,
the cover model thing is amazing.
- Yeah.
- It's all different, but it's just
it reminds me of those like adventure films.
- It's those adventure films.
But it's, I think it's like
with a slightly like harder edge towards the comedy as well.
Like it's genuinely, it's very, very funny.
And there's like very, very good action scenes.
There is a, there is a cameo that I don't
think I have to keep a secret anymore.
- No, everybody knows
- Everyone knows back in the movie and Brad pits, like it's
- Amazing
- Actually sequencing this film is so good, so funny.
- The hair flying
- Yeah. It's it's awesome.
- It's like everything Channing Tatum's character
wants to be, it's amazing.
- Channing, that scene is, oh, it's so funny.
- I also love how you say Sandra.
- I know, Well i also have to like
- I'm Texan,
I say Sandra.
- Well, yeah.
That's, that's probably how you say it sounds great
- But she sounds very Regal when you say it, she sounds
very fancy, Sandra(in British accent)
- She ask you to call her Sandy as well, which was
a huge mental hurdle for me
cuz I'm just like put your Sandra Bullock.
I, I can't
- Oh my God. You can call her Sandy?
She would like you to,
- I'm not there yet.
- That's I felt like I was never there, but she's like
please call me Sandy.
- Oh my God.
That's okay, Sandy, come on(laughing)
- She that's, yeah.
- We had a moment we drank together anyway
so Sandra's character plays,
she writes guilty pleasure novel.
So what's your guilty pleasure or do you believe in it?
- That's The thing I don't really believe in guilty
Pleasures I feel like at one time I would refer to my love
of like reality tv and the bachelor as a guilty pleasure.
But I now just have to admit
that I'm unironicly enjoying it's it's it's yeah.
So I, I guess that like
I didn't watch the most recent series
of bachelor cuz I've been doing press and stuff
but I hear it was mental
but for the end anyway, but, but yeah
so love is blind also took up a lot of time during film.
- Wait does Erin get you into these?
Or you the one that's like so...
- She got me into it initially
but now I have to own the fact that I'm also like, Hey
you want to put on Love's clients.
- I love it.
Good. So you and y'all got together
for a sitdown recently for Harry Potter reunion
recently.
You were so young.
- Yeah.
- And I think that's kind of cool
cuz we all had so many memories probably together
when you were that young.
- Yeah. No, it was, it was awesome.
Like to, I didn't know how I would feel going back
and it was actually incredibly lovely to like
see everyone again and
- Yeah
People that you've only had like childhood conversations
with that you actually then get to talk to as adults yet.
It was, it, it did end up being really, really special.
And there are some memories that you only, like
I don't know you that only come back to you when
you are kind of there together or remembering stuff.
So yeah, it was, it was very, very, yeah
it was really special.
- That's so cool.
I, I recently literally my kids asked to go
on separate dates, but they both wanted to go to universal.
Okay. And they both wanted to see Harry Potter.
- Yeah.
- And so we, we went to the ride and I kept the thinking.
Have you ever like snuck in there to, to do the ride?
- I've not snuck in.
I went the, I went to the opening when they
opened in Florida, I went to the one
there.
- It Would be amazing if you snuck in and then just took
off your hat on the ride
and looked to the left or something, heard the
right. Maybe it would be amazing.
- The people just be like, this ride is amazing.
It's like really?
They thought
- Does this happen?
- Does everyone get this.
But yeah, no there's also, they just opened the store.
There's like a massive Harry Potter store in New York now.
And I'm often like walking to a friend's house.
- What?
- Yeah. Yeah.
- I'm a nerd.
- Oh
- I'm keeping it in.
- You should totally go.
- But like, okay.
I am gonna go.
- Yeah.
But I not like walk past there and I'll suddenly get there
I'm like, oh no, I'm here
I have to, I have to not be here very quickly.
Have to run before somebody sees me.
Yeah.
- That's awesome.
Or exciting for a lot of people.
Well, we are such fans.
The movie is amazing.
- Thank you so much.
It's so good. Thank you for coming by
thank you for trying our nasty chocolate
Daniel Redcliff everybody