00:00.
00:05.
00:28Salva! Salva! Salva!
00:37One, two, three...
00:49It's a cat thing.
01:07You know I want you.
01:09You want me.
01:11You know I want you.
01:12I know you want me.
01:14You know I want you.
01:16I know you want me.
01:18I know you want me.
01:25It's not the typical spin-off where it's just the same world and just a different character that you're focusing
01:34on.
01:35But it really has its own space and style and feel and sensation and it's different.
01:45And I think they've done an amazing job with it.
01:53We didn't work together yet.
01:56Not yet.
01:57But it's really funny because I think we've worked.
02:02We've known each other for so long and we're so connected that even though he travels so much and me
02:06too.
02:07We've been doing it separately.
02:09I can feel him in the room when I'm doing it.
02:12Me too.
02:12When you see it, it really works.
02:16It feels like even and we're still going to do it together.
02:19So we are going to do it.
02:20But even this time that we've done it apart, you would never guess that we were doing it apart.
02:27To have this victory. Let's victory. Let's do the victory.
02:32Yeah.
02:33Glamour and intellectuality.
02:35That's what Cannes is all about, you know, and those worlds sometimes they are like this.
02:39So going to Le Palais at night after seeing very profound, strong movies like the one that I'm going to
02:45present with Almodovar on the 19th.
02:48And seeing the people laughing and stopping the movie with applause for 14 times, it was very rewarding, to tell
02:54you the truth.
02:55It was like a relief, like a, oh yes, baby. I mean, there is a space for humor here too.
03:01That's important.
03:05All that I need are the boots.
03:09DreamWorks Puss in Boots. He's been a bad kitty.
03:13Meow.
