00:00A few of the funniest scenes of the movie are sex scenes, which is like not something that happens a
00:06lot.
00:06Or that people admit to.
00:07No, just in my personal life.
00:14We always knew that it had to be funny.
00:16Yeah, we wanted to be funny.
00:18It wasn't like, oops, why is that funny?
00:20Yeah, exactly. No, we worked at coming up with concepts for them that were funny, hopefully.
00:27We knew that we didn't just want them to be these erotic moments, but they needed a comedic premise as
00:35well as a romantic one.
00:43There's a nostalgia attached to it that I think people can definitely relate to.
00:47Yeah.
00:48And I think a lot of people have these idealized versions of these relationships from their childhood.
00:53Like, what could have happened, you know?
00:55Yeah, and it was a nice way for us to create a history that was longer than just what we
01:01have in the movie.
01:02I think that makes the movie feel a little bit deeper and richer.
01:06There was, if it was just us meeting in the movie, I don't know how far we could have gone
01:10with it.
01:11Yeah.
01:11It gave us a lot of places to go.
01:13For sure.
01:14And it made it, it just made the whole thing more believable.
01:16I think, like, again, a lot of our job as the people making the movie is, like, making the audience
01:20really believe that these people would meet and get together and...
01:25And have sex and come really fast.
01:26Yeah, exactly. And have sex very fast. Yeah, and have quick sex.
01:30But, yeah, so a shared history seems like a very believable way to make two people come fast.
01:40I don't like acting, like, on the street. I actually, like, that's when I get uncomfortable, is when there's, like,
01:45200 just people, like, standing around watching.
01:48Like, that, I, like, I, and there's a few scenes that are like that. Like, those are the scenes where
01:54I get uncomfortable.
01:55The night where we had to do the mime stuff.
01:57Yeah, the mime stuff, and you're just like, oh, like, we're in the middle of, like, downtown Montreal, like, 6pm,
02:01and there's just, like, a thousand people standing there watching us, pretending to be.
02:05And then it's not even in the movie.
02:05And it's not even in the movie, yeah.
02:07That, that's the final book.
02:08The things we do for film.
02:09Yeah.
02:09You know, it's a tough, it's really not a, not a hard job.
02:18Yeah, I mean, I think, like, what that meant, meant different things. Like, what I really liked about it, honestly,
02:24is that,
02:24it's, like, not about him, like, getting great at his job, or something like that.
02:30It's actually about a guy, like, deciding it's okay to not have great career ambitions in support of, like, great
02:38personal, you know, ambition,
02:40and having a relationship with someone that he believes can do great things, and just supporting them in that endeavor,
02:46I think.
02:48To me, that was, like, not a story you see that often in movies, and was something that was exciting
02:54to, to, to do, yeah.
02:56I do a lot of that.
02:58Yeah, exactly, yeah, you have, I'm sure as a, yeah.
03:00I'm glad it was refreshing for you.
03:01I would like to, yeah, for me it was very refreshing, yeah.
03:03Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
