How long-- did you know each other

before this movie got underway?

Yeah.

Yes.

We did.

Where did you meet and how long have you known each other?

I want to hear the whole story.

Did you text each other?

Did you hang out?

We did.

You don't remember how we met?

I do.

I thought you--

How did we meet?

00:00:19,700 --> 00:00:21,020 At dinner.

No!

Yes we did!

Clearly, it made an impression on me,

but somebody else didn't care.

We had dinner on New Year's Eve.

We worked together.

Oh my god!

Oh my god.

Oh my god!

It's the truth!

Bad, bad!

I didn't--

Shame on you.

--even think about that, because I just

felt like I was basically a glorified extra

and you were Scarlett Johansson.

So I was just like, wow.

What movie?

I noticed you, Brie.

I noticed you.

What movie?

That's not true.

You were not a glorified extra.

Yeah, we did this movie called Don Jon that was directed

by Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

And we did we--

a couple since then.

That's true.

Yeah, that's true.

Oh, man.

You worked more with--

Wow.

And then New Year's Eve you had dinner.

That's quite a night to have dinner.

Did y'all-- I mean, was it a party or was it--

I had a party and Brie came because she

came with a friend, a mutual friend of ours.

Yeah.

And then we had like an eight-course dinner together.

Yeah.

So, you know, casual.

Wow, that's nice.

Yeah.

It's how it goes.

I think I had something that night, but thanks

for inviting me anyway.

[LAUGHING]

00:01:20,850 --> 00:01:24,979 And you both have lot in common because you both started

acting as children.

Uh, well, yeah.

And how old were you.

I mean, I auditioned.

I don't feel like I started working

until like three years ago, but Scarlett was a working actress.

I was a kid actor.

Yeah, I was a kid--

Is that--

That's not me.

That's me.

Oh, yeah.

[LAUGHING]

00:01:45,560 --> 00:01:47,650 I thought-- I was like, uh--

That is you.

Yeah, because it says my name, so you know that it's me.

So wait a minute.

That is so cute.

So what did you-- how old were you when you started working?

I was like that age.

I was six, seven?

Seven, yeah.

So you auditioned but you didn't start working until--

I mean, you're saying you're noticed now, but what is that?

Oh yeah, that was my first job.

What was that?

That was called Roadkill, Easy Bake Oven.

[LAUGHING]

00:02:13,103 --> 00:02:13,770 Are you serious?

It was quality, quality work.

What kind of name is that for a child to--

It was a fake commercial for Jay Leno.

I love my look.

I kind of want that look again.

I think that's back.

It is basically back, yeah.

Look at me styling.

Yeah, that was my first job.

You could bring it back.

Now I heard that you can't remember

if you had your first kiss on screen or off-screen.

How is that possible?

Is that true?

Yeah.

I don't know what that says about who I was kissing.

Like you blocked it out?

I guess I blocked it out.

Does that mean it was bad?

Yeah.

It doesn't mean it was good.

Yes.

It definitely wasn't good.

No, it was bad.

How early back-- what's the first kiss you can remember?

What's the first kiss you can remember?

I can remember in sixth grade, like--

Like 12, 11?

Yeah.

Yeah.

12 or 13, that was my first kiss.

It was like, you know--

At a party?

Spin the bottle.

Yeah.

Remember spin the bottle?

I went away from the bottle.

I was too nervous about it, probably because I

didn't want to kiss anybody.

Right.

Clearly you don't like kissing.

No.

No.

Do you remember your first kiss?

I remember my first kiss, but I didn't like the person that I

kissed, and so I just decided--

Who was it?

Say their name.

No.

Yeah.

And was it the French kiss?

OK!

I don't-- I don't remember if--

I don't think so.

I think it was like one of those gross in-between ones

that's sort of like, ugh, ugh.

I think that's the--

I know.

That's what it was.

Like early on when you're learning your kiss,

you really don't--

it's just, you don't really know.

You don't know what you're supposed to do--

Right.

--like with your teeth.

Yeah.

The whole thing is just, ugh, gross.

See, that's why you don't remember.

Yeah, you're lucky you blocked it out.

I feel like if it was like that, I'd remember it.

So I think mine was probably just super benign.

Let's talk about homecoming again.

All right.

Let's talk about the movie-- the last time you were here,

you were just about to do that big fancy movie, Captain

America, right?

Marvel.

Exactly.

Uh huh.

Captain Marvel.

Thanks so much.

I don't know it that was a joke or not.

I never know with comedians.

Oh god.

And it mad a billion dollars.

[CHEERING]

A billion dollars.

00:04:24,390 --> 00:04:25,890 I just think that number's so funny.

I feel like a billion dollars is something

you say in hyperbole like, I made like a billion dollars.

Like it made a lot of money.

But, like, no, it actually made a billion dollars.

But it did make a billion dollars.

And you actually shot this one first though, right?

Yeah.

We shot-- she came on the set while they were still--

I don't even think there was a script for Captain Marvel,

but they were shooting it like, tomorrow, basically,

which is kind of, you know, the MO over at out--

At out home?

At our home now, Marvel-land.

Yeah.

And it was-- but I think it kind of worked for the, like, it

worked for us anyway.

It probably didn't work for you very well.

I was very stressed about it.

We're like, oh, who's the new girl?

They're like, so, what are your powers?

And I was like, I don't know.

I'm not sure where I end up with my origin story, sorry.

Yeah, well, how could you?

Because you hadn't really-- it was backwards, sort of.

Yeah.

All right.

We're going to take a break.

We're going to talk about other things after this.

We'll be back.

So the premiere--

That looked serious.

Yeah.

And everybody is in it, like everybody.

Yeah.

Just, it's like every movie from-- there was a shot.

I don't know-- do we have that shot available of the overhead

of all the trailers?

What?

Where?

I mean, look at--

That's Roberts camp.

And then where's ours?

That's crazy.

Yeah, that is crazy.

It really is.

And like you were saying--

have you seen the movie?

Or you're seeing--

No.

--tonight for the first time?

Oh yeah.

We're seeing it tonight.

We will be seeing it tonight.

Yeah, with all-- like, the whole--

there's going to be two-- they built this crazy theater

in the convention center here in LA,

and there's going to be 2,000 fans

and it's going to be bananas.

Yes it is.

Because people have been waiting for a long time.

And people go-- there's tattoos--

I know that y'all have given yourselves tattoos for--

right?

Well minus Mark, because he chickened out.

Yeah, that's right, Mark, you chickened out.

But it's like-- they're kind of like a-- sort of like

an Avenger symbol with a little kind of--

Oh there's-- whose is that?

That's Robert's, I think.

Is that a pile of hair above-- that's gross?

What is that?

Yeah, why does it--

Ew.

Like, wait to take that picture.

Why did he have so much hair on the inside of his forearm?

Yeah, that's a lot of hair on the inside of the forearm.

Huh.

That's gross.

Forget that part, but--

But then fans have tattoos of all of you.

There's some crazy tattoos that fans have gotten.

Yeah.

Like the entire back.

I've seen some of them.

The entire back?

Yeah, there's one-- well--

What?

Oh no!

Wait a second!

Yep.

On a hand?

Wait a second.

Oh!

Look at that.

Wait, I'm on someone's back?

Yeah.

That looks like the bride of Chucky.

Get out of here!

Yep.

That face is-- ooh.

Oh, snap.

That's my resting face.

Yeah.

[LAUGHING]

That looks bana--

I know.

That one's not bad.

I mean, that's beautiful.

What's in the middle of my forehead?

Oh, that's someone's skin.

That's someone's skin, yeah.