>> It quickly turned into a fan
favorite and cult classic.
>> Do you still get that feeling
when you watch yourself on the
big screen?
>> I thought I was talking about
a wave.
I was like what was I talking
about?
That was so sweet.
>> Oh my gosh.
Looking at your younger self.
We love that movie so much.
And you still have those abs by
the way.
They didn't go away with the
movie.
>> We don't know how that
happened.
>> They come and go.
>> No, they're there.
>> I worked -- I have been
working on that though for this
role that I have been in the
Dominican Republic for and we
have been quite fit on that one.
So it's -- I enjoy training,
actually.
So it's been a real kind of
blessing to have someone there
helping us with that.
>> Let's get into the training.
>> What's the must haves for you
when you're training?
What's the thing you always know
it's going to deliver every time
you do it as apart of your
>> Well, I'm working with a
trainer at the moment who is
just incredibly targeted with
focussing on different muscles
and not being too broad with it
which I have done before and we
try to do everything at once and
she has just been incredible at
targeting each area.
So one day would be abs and
glutes and one day would be arms
and so, you really just kind of
see more of a sculpting effect
and with something like that,
it's just all about the
activity.
Basically just being in deep
water all the time.
Pun intended.
But you learned how to surf and
it was incredible.
>> I look back on that
experience and it's like looking
at myself in that little clip.
I was 18 years old and had no
idea what I was doing.
Which in a way was probably for
the best.
It's mothers and daughters and
all different types of people
come up to me and say that
really inspired me to do this.
Or I really took the plunge
because I watched that movie and
thank you so much.
So if you're able to be apart of
something that can pay it
forward in some way, that is the
ultimate, I think, in being in
this industry.
>> You talk about one movie
close to your heart.
Now you have another that's
close to your heart.
Let's take a look at it first.
[ Speaking foreign language ]
>>> Tell us how this came up.
By the way, from what I see you
think it's a love story and it's
not.
>> That's right.
So my husband, he is a film
maker and he wrote and directed
and actually also shot the
movie.
He was coming home from work one
day and he heard on the radio
this story about a house busted
not so far from where we live in
L.A. And all of these young
girls that had been trafficked
and he came home and he said I
really feel like there's an
important story here to be told
and I'd love to discuss the
concept of a movie with you and
we really sat around and talked
about how we can utilize our
voice and utilize our art in
terms of creating a story about
a girl that is in Honduras and
she is identified by a coyote, a
trafficker and ultimately sold
into human trafficking.
We thought it would be, you
know, very important to bring
the humanity into the issue and
to try to connect the empathy of
what this person is going
through.
Because there's just millions of
people sold into human
trafficking every year and, you
know, although it's human beings
who are being sold, ironically
we use the connection with the
humanity of the issue.
So that was really our intention
with the movie and, you know, to
try to bring more awareness,
bring more dialogue with the
issue and try to bring about
change.
>> Incredible.
>> Inkred B.
>> It's so true to what's going
on in our country right now.
It's migrants fleeing and trying
to leave Central America right
now.
>> He actually shot the movie in
Honduras and Guatemala and
travelled all through Mexico
shooting the film and it was
literally almost the exact track
that the caravan took.
So it is incredibly timely.
We wouldn't have known that two
years ago when we shot it.
But, you know, I think it's an
important dialogue to be having
today.
>> So dangerous, you couldn't go
to set to see your husband or
anybody.
>> No, yeah.
>> Great movie.
>> Great movie and cannot wait
to see more of it.
It opens in theaters tomorrow.