00:00I wanted to start with the scene in the movie where we first meet John when you and Carl are
00:05just like full-on sprinting through this college campus. Carl is naked. It really
00:09sets the tone of the film. It's so fun. What can you tell me about filming that scene of what you
00:14can remember from that? Yeah, we were filming in the projects in Cleveland and we didn't really
00:21have a lot of control over the situation. So I just remember laughing a lot because Carl had to
00:28be naked running around and all these little kids are like laughing at him through the windows and
00:34you know people just going to work and going what is happening and we just had so much fun and
00:43hanging out in those areas getting to know the people and making friends. It was a lot of fun.
00:49Yeah, that sequence was very funny. Tell me a little bit about the driving in this movie. How much do you
00:53like to drive in your own life? How much driving did you do for the film? How did you kind of prepare?
00:59What was it like filming all those high-speed driving scenes? Yeah, it was crazy. It was mental.
01:05I didn't know how to drive before this movie. I like lied to everyone and said that I could totally drive
01:10but I absolutely could not. I really do think there's a reason why you learn how to drive when
01:16your brain isn't fully developed because it just seems like an insane thing to do as an adult
01:21and yeah, I quickly learned how to drive and then next minute I'm in these like insane cars with
01:31these stunt drivers teaching me how to do donuts and screeching and going a million miles an hour
01:37reversing. It was really fun and on the day, everything was practical but I didn't do a lot of the driving.
01:46Most of it was pod cars which means I'm pretending to drive the car but actually there's a person
01:52sitting in like a makeshift car on top of the car driving it for me and then I'm just trying to
02:02match the movements. I'm shocked to hear that you didn't drive before this one because you look like
02:07a natural so did it kind of come naturally to you? Did you enjoy the process of learning? Are you
02:12going to keep driving you think? It didn't come naturally at first but I think once I'd learned
02:16the basics and got my driver's license, what was interesting is the stunt the driving coordinators
02:23were saying usually they have to help people unlearn like bad habits and because I hadn't learned at all
02:32they could teach me especially like race driving the specifics of what you would be looking out for
02:41where you'd be putting your hands because I had no knowledge prior. They said that's much easier to
02:46learn than to like unlearn. I have to ask because I love Ready or Not. I have to ask about the sequel.
02:52We can't made it to take one. That's a wrap on Ready or Not 2. It was really fun making this movie.
02:59We hope you love it. What can you say about what Grace will face in this film and how has she
03:03evolved as a character from the first movie? Oh that's yeah it's a tough question. I think as
03:10soon as audiences realize where the movie starts it's going to be exciting. I think it's going to be
03:18I just think it's such a cool in. I think a sequel whenever I hear there's a sequel to one of my
03:27favorite movies. You do get nervous like they're gonna you know follow and fill those shoes and I
03:32think we did. I'm I'm nervous but I'm excited for people to see it.
