- Are we the only people
who've ever played this game
who care about the score?
Hi, I'm Josephine Langford, and I'm here to play
How Well Do You Know Your Co-Star?
- Hi, I'm Hero Fiennes Tiffin,
and I'm also playing
How Well Do You Know Your Co-Star?
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What job did I do on the side
while I worked on establishing
myself as an actor, was I, A, landscaping-
- Flipping burgers.
- Oh okay, okay, okay, cool.
- No, give me the options, sorry.
- We have a correct answer
that isn't actually on the list.
So there's A, landscaping, B, lifeguarding,
C, newspaper delivery, or D, dog Walker?
You definitely get a bonus point
for saying flipping burgers,
'cause I did work at a barbecue catering company.
But I also did another job
before I was a established, I guess, actor.
- You've weren't a lifeguard in England.
Newspaper delivery and dog Walker feel accurate.
But landscaping...
I'm gonna say dog walker, and I'm probably wrong.
No, no no no.
Actually, that's really funny, I take it back,
and I think you were a newspaper delivery person.
- That's another incorrect answer,
so I don't think you can change your mind again.
You can get the point though,
for flipping burgers,
because that is technically correct.
But the correct answer
on the list is landscaping.
I did used to do that for a while.
- I thought that was something you just,
oh, that's interesting, okay.
- It was like gardening,
but like not so much the pretty work,
or designing it.
It was more just like,
if someone wants
their garden dug up and resurfaced.
So yeah, it's not very glamorous at all,
it was just that a bunch of digging
and relaying grass and stuff.
- Where was I the first time I read the script
for the first After film?
A, at the beach, B, on a plane,
C, on a camping trip,
D, on set for another project?
- I think you were on a plane.
- Yes.
(dinging)
Yes, I was.
- Cool, we'll call that one all,
I'll happily give you the point
for the bonus answer on the other one.
All right, what quality do I think
is the most important thing
for a successful relationship?
Sense of humor, honesty,
flexibility, or optimism?
- Honesty?
- That is the correct answer.
(dinging)
I think there are loads of traits
that I think are most important
for a relationship.
But if we're talking about the one
that's most important,
as important as a sense of humor is,
I think honesty is the kind of one
where if you have to pick one fundamental,
that's gonna keep it going,
and keep a healthy relationship,
I reckon honesty's a big one.
- Which former Saturday Night Live star
is the director of my upcoming film, Moxie?
A, Tina Fey, B, Maya Rudolph,
C, Kristin Wiig, D, Amy Poehler?
- I believe it's Amy Poehler, I think.
- That is correct.
- Yes!
- She's really great.
She's really incredible.
She's so positive,
but she's such a great director.
And I've never seen that before,
someone who's able to create
such a positive environment on set,
and direct with kindness.
And it works.
I think a lot of directors
have experience with acting,
and I think it's definitely very, very helpful,
because you can communicate in a way
that the actor understands,
and you've been in their shoes.
- What's the only social media platform
that I still have an account on?
I'm not reading out the answers,
you already know this.
- Instagram.
- There you go.
That's an easy point for you there.
A small percentage of it was the fact
that I feel that you can easily get consumed
by just wasting time on them.
And there's so many that do the same thing.
I don't even really like texting people.
I just prefer to just call.
Like a lot of the time,
someone will text me something,
and I'll just call them,
and a lot of my chats look
like I'm just airing people,
but I prefer to just call, and get it all done.
- Yeah, I prefer phone calls.
I think I prefer them over FaceTime, actually.
Don't like texting, hate texting,
suck at texting.
Well, while we're on Instagram, (laughing)
how long has it been since I last posted
to my Instagram account?
A, six months, (laughing)
B, one year, C, a year and a half,
D, two years. (laughing)
- I'm gonna go for a year.
- Apparently it's a year and a half.
- Shit.
Fair enough.
All right, I reckon you're gonna get this one.
Or maybe, a few of these will throw
you off the scent, to be fair.
What fashion brand asked me to be the face
of their Fall Winter 2020 ad campaign?
Is that Dior, Superdry, H&M, or Ferragamo?
- Ferragamo.
- That's actually incorrect.
- Oh no, no, no, no, no.
It's actually not.
Wait, can you, oh, no.
I got it wrong.
- Do you know what?
I'm not letting you go back on that,
'cause I think I need a point
to even keep me in the game.
But it's actually Superdry.
I've done a fair bit of work with Ferragamo,
but not their Fall Winter 2020 ad campaign.
- All right.
What was the name
of the very first short film I ever did?
A, Sex Ed, B, School's Out, C, Gypsy Blood,
D, Prom Night?
- Prom Night, I'll go for.
- No, it's not.
I'm so sorry.
- Yeah, I have no idea.
It had to be a guess.
What was it?
- Sex Ed.
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- Babies are not fun, you know!
(baby gurgling)
- I did a lot of extra stuff.
Like I would always show up
and it'd be an extra.
I have an appreciation for extra work.
They're everything.
And they make the scene.
You can't do an airport scene,
or restaurant scene if it's completely empty.
And you just have to sit there for eight hours.
- Yeah, I have never done extra work,
but I have mad respect for them.
I always like to chill with extras,
when there's downtime.
'Cause a lot of the time
they're like people your age,
similar to you.
So yeah, much respect for their discipline.
'Cause as Jo said,
there's a lot of waiting around,
and then when you say, go,
if you don't get it right,
you're gonna, you know,
it's a fundamental part of almost every scene.
So mad respect for them, yeah.
But I've never done it myself.
What does that take us to?
- Yeah, what's the score? - It feels like a draw.
- Are we the only people who've ever played
this game who care about the score?
It's really nice when you get to work
with someone who's very respectful
and is very conscious of your comfort.
And yeah, I think we were just very lucky
that we have a really great cast and crew,
and everyone gets along.
- It's a luxury to be able to come back
and work with the same people,
and work in the same role.
So, it always feels like we go away
for so long, and you know,
you're not in contact with anyone so much,
everyone's busy doing their own thing,
and then when you come back,
you kinda just hit the ground running
in the same way you left it,
which, it really is a luxury,
and Jo is amazing to work with,
so yeah, it's always a pleasure.
I'd just say the evolution of their characters,
Tessa a lot as well, Hardin, massively as well,
I just think the evolution of them growing up,
because those ages from like, you know,
18 through to like 22,
I turn 23 soon, and especially in my life,
and I think in everyone's,
a lot changes in those years,
and I think we've done a great job
of demonstrating that change,
not just in themselves personally,
but in their relationship as well.
So I think people are just gonna be excited
to see how that all develops.
Thank you so much for watching.
This has been How Well Do You Know
Your Co-Star with Marie Claire.
- And make sure to watch After We Collided,
which is in cinemas,
and on video on demand October 23rd.
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