>> Y'all, this movie, Cole
Sprouse and Haley Lu Richardson
who play two teens who fall in
love while battling cystic
fibrosis.
>> They have to stay five feet
apart.
No longer do you have to stay
five feet apart.
>> No!
Get in there.
>> We are not.
>> This movie's incredible but I
want to talk to you quickly
about Luke.
>> Sure.
>> You and your "Riverdale" cast
mates yesterday with a beautiful
message.
You had a post, a photo, on
Instagram.
You see people posting memories
they have of him.
>> Beautiful.
>> Yours in particular was
moving.
>> Yeah.
I mean, a lot of people love
Luke.
He was one of those guys that I
don't think I have heard a
single bad thing said about.
Out of respect for the privacy
of his family I say we move on.
>> Yeah.
>> Your movie focuses on
mortality.
Two young characters dealing
with cystic fibrosis and an
expiration date.
You don't know when it is.
Interesting for young people to
watch this because it's a love
story without kissing or
touching.
What was the trick to getting
that right on film?
>> Not kissing and touching.
>> That was the big one.
>> Was the first one.
>> The kicker.
>> How did you show the love?
>> Acting.
>> Yeah!
>> Right?
>> I think it's honestly an
interesting thing to explore
creatively is that dynamic of
two people falling in love
purely because their soul is
connecting and being vulnerable
with each other and falling in
love that way.
It's pure and innocent and
intimate because of that.
>> We had done a lot of research
alongside patients with cystic
fibrosis and sort of got inside
the psychology of their heads
and to know what it is like to
not be able to touch even
friends and that really helped
us sort of nail the performance.
>> It was interesting to also
watch this movie.
Adam our producer is like --
>> Adam Jordan.
>> I met him.
>> Be prepared because it's like
an ugly cry.
>> Oh yeah.
>> Prepare yourself.
In your corest of core.
>> You are not crying right if
it's not ugly.
I cry a lot.
They're all ugly.
>> What about the screening?
We saw the great screenings.
Handing out roses.
What was the reaction?
>> It was -- when we came in at
first it was nice and then for
the ones after the movie
finished it was that --
>> Heavy feeling.
>> Heavy cry and it's nice to
see -- I mean, one of the
mission statements was to make
cystic fibrosis something much
more on the forefront of public
discussion.
And a lot of the people that
left those theaters now know
about the illness in a much
greater way.
>> In the movie you do a fair
amount of educating the audience
about what cf is, what some of
the complications are and what
the families go through who are
trying to help care for young
people with it.
>> I think that, you know,
obviously, number one was being
as medically accurate as we
possibly could in movie world
but like for me and probably for
you understanding how that
emotionally affects you living
under those conditions and from
a baby, you know, you are faced
with your mortality and how that
affects you and the way you look
at your relationship and yeah.
That was the most important for
me is understanding that
emotionally.
>> And your character I love.
>> I love babies!
>> Yummy babies.
>> Look at Cole.
>> I'm good with -- I'm good.
>> Baby conversation?
>> Cole's so cute and so stoic.
I was looking at the Instagram
this morning and then told you
have a separate account.
>> It is one of my favorite.
>> Oh yeah.
>> How did it come about of you
catching people --
>> Taking pictures of you.
So annoying.
>> When I was a teen and --
>> People just --
>> Came from real rage and shame
and guilt.
No.
It started as a sort of way for
me to flip that weird dynamic on
the head and it ended up doing
the opinion sit of what I
intended and encouraged other
people to start doing it more
often.
>> To make the Instagram?
>> Exactly.
>> I've seen you at restaurants.
You think you're slick.
>> Yeah, yeah, of course ux man.
>> I don't have that problem.
>> You wait.
>> Haley, you will love this.
Throwback to 1999 when big daddy
was about to come out.
Oh yeah.
>> Betweens, well you always get
>> A playlist.
>> And trick people.
>> One kid -- at this camp where
--
>> Just feeling --
>> Are you --
>> So we switched bathing suits.
So she could go in the pool and
I couldn't.
Like we share.
>> You said Cole.
You can't tell which you are?
>> Even today.
No.
We did -- I mean, we went
through the whole circuit.
My brother and I and did so many
of those things
our mother dressed us in the
same outfit.
Don't blame me.
It is her fault.
>> I love watching clips like
that back you're like, oh man.
>> Oh yeah.
>> Here we go.
>> I was so -- oh my god!
Look.
Oh my golly.
>> Fallen down the rabbit hole.
>> I was that round until last
year.
>> Your brother still stepping
away from acting?
>> No.
He's done a couple of
independent films.
Worked with some cool, young
directors.
But yeah.
After college we -- well, during
college we decided to take a
break which was nice and I think
is kind of the best way to cope
with the work ethic that imparts
itself on young actors.
>> Speaking of cool, young
directors this needed the
ultimate ro maptdic person to
direct it, who's better than
James --
>> Hi, jussen.
>> 27-minute marriage proposal
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>> Hi, Justin.
>> Hi!