00:00Your breakout role in Casper launched your career,
00:03and now you're working on another exciting supernatural project
00:06alongside so many up-and-coming stars like Malachi,
00:11like Melina Weissman.
00:12Does it feel like you're sort of passing the torch in this way
00:15to these stars?
00:16You definitely are more aware of your behavior on set.
00:20You want to set a good example.
00:22You want to be on time.
00:22You want your lines to be learned.
00:24But they're not as young as they appear.
00:26They're, you know, early 20s, late, late, 19, 18, 19.
00:31So, but it's really a lot of fun to watch their process, you know,
00:34because every actor has a different process.
00:36And Jordan, who's brand new, who killed it on the series,
00:41is very serious.
00:42She reminds me a lot of the way Jessica Alba was on Idle Hand.
00:45She's very serious, very focused, wants to do this thing.
00:50And Melina's been doing this for a billion years, and you can tell.
00:53And it was just a lot of fun to watch the whole process of these kids.
00:58Definitely.
00:59And it's also interesting because they're navigating, like, fame
01:02in an era of social media as well.
01:04In a way that I don't know if I could.
01:07Yeah.
01:07Like, when I did, I would do Now and Then, for instance,
01:10and then I would go back home for a year and do school and whatnot.
01:13There was no social media.
01:14Nobody could get a hold of me.
01:15My agents and managers at the time would send me only good reviews
01:19in, like, a FedEx box.
01:21I'd get a box of, like, just good reviews.
01:22So everything I got was positive.
01:24But now you see they have fans have such access to them.
01:29They can drop into their DMs.
01:31They can write comments under their posts.
01:34And I don't know how I'd do it.
