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  • -I saw you in Toronto. -Oh, yeah.

  • -It was like... -Yeah.

  • -On the InStyle party. -Right.

  • -You were leaving. -Yeah, that was nuts.

  • And everyone was screaming at you.

  • How is that part of the job, you think?

  • Well, at Toronto, it was important, you know, because I had two films there, and I felt a responsibility to represent them.

  • So it's what I did, how is it for you?

  • I mean, I like going to events, and stuff like that.

  • But I don't have to take selfies with people like you do, probably.

  • I don't have to, either, but I choose to, sometimes.

  • So this movie's pretty scary, there's ghosts in it, which I think it's really scary.

  • Do you believe in ghosts?

  • You know, it's so interesting.

  • A lot of people have been asking me that question.

  • And I can't think of a concise answer apart from to say.

  • I'm open to it.

  • 'Cause I've had some people explain, sort of give me scientific evidence as to why they're physically not possible.

  • And I love the Ghostbusters, so if there were no ghosts, there'd be no Ghostbusters.

  • - So maybe we need the ghosts. -That's a good point.

  • -Maybe we need ghosts. -That's true.

  • 'Cause then we get Ghostbusters.

  • But do you believe there's anything after death?

  • Because if there's ghosts, there must be something after death, too.

  • I don't know.

  • My hunch is we just get this one shot, you know?

  • At least, that's the only one I'm conscious of.

  • That's just... I don't know where that comes from, apart from just a gut feeling.

  • I think...that's it.

  • The lights go out, they go out, and you go back into the ground.

  • -And that's sad. -Yeah

  • Sorry, that's a bit awful, isn't it?

  • It's a nice feeling, in a way, it's comforting, 'cause it makes you try and live your life to the fullest, I think.

  • So, another thing I liked about this movie is the romance.

  • Back then, it was so easy to fall in love.

  • You can just look at someone, and then you're like, "We're in love."

  • That doesn't... that doesn't happen to you now?

  • -Not every day, no. -Not every day.

  • Do you think it has changed? Was it much easier before?

  • Oh, I think falling in love is the same as it's always been.

  • I think it's surprising, and shocking, and chaotic, and beautiful as it's always been.

  • I think you can't... you know, you can't...

  • The heart is uncontrollable.

  • You can't legislate for who you fall in love with.

  • You just...it happens.

  • I think the structures for how we try to organize it intellectually have changed.

  • But evolutionarily, we haven't evolved, um, at that kind of a rate.

  • I think, you fall in love with somebody, you can't explain why you do it, you just do.

  • So, there you go, that's my take on it.

  • -What do you think? -I think...

  • I mean, I think maybe it changes when you get a little older.

  • 'Cause when you're younger, it's much easier to just get that crush on someone, and then...

  • You know, you think it's something more maybe than it is.

  • And then... but when you get older, you have more of a checklist.

  • But is that... but if you have a checklist, is that really love?

  • Do you know what I mean?

  • That might be someone you're trying to sync up with, and live with, or someone you're trying to share your life with, or share something with.

  • You're trying to construct a relationship where you can run in parallel and work together, but that's... is that love?

  • I don't know. I think...

  • I think real love is about acceptance, and about truth, and about vulnerability.

  • Yeah, and then I think in that...you know, when you really can accept someone for who they are, and that's what real love is.

  • That's a great answer.

  • Thank you, thank you so much.

  • Good to see you again.

-I saw you in Toronto. -Oh, yeah.

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