Angourie Rice

And I said, let's bring it back.

Let's put it in this new format.

Let's yeah.

So that's how it happened.

It's a bit strange.

Yeah, it is.

And I tried to capture this in the book because it was a feeling that we had both experienced, both my mum and I, because she, you know, for a lot of my career being under 18, I needed to have

a parent there so it was often her and so we would go to events together and to premieres or parties or stuff and I remember there was one particular big event I think it was at Cannes actually but like a couple years later I must have been maybe 15 or 16 and we went and

And it was this amazing night and this amazing party.

And, you know, there was so many, like, whoever had organized it had, like, really thought about it.

You know, there was, like, themed food and, like, special, like, everything was special.

And we came home afterwards and we were like, it's a bit strange.

Like, no one was really eating the food and...

There was no dancing and... No.

It was just a bit... It was odd and it felt that way.

And I think those events can be fun with the right people, but at the end of the day, like, they're fun because of your friends and then you could also just hang out at home.

Yeah.

And I have had fun at things like that, but it can feel a bit like...

okay, we really have to like work to get into it or I don't know.

Yeah.