Angourie Rice

I mean, yeah, that's part of the reason why I wanted to do the film.

I think it's such a great concept and idea.

And I think that's what rom-coms push us to do because it's,

In a rom-com, like, the whole story hinges on somebody eventually telling someone else how they feel.

Yeah.

And we see this happen across all our favourite rom-coms.

And that's often where, like, the good lines come in.

You know, in Notting Hill, she says, I'm just a girl standing in front of a boy asking him to love her.

I mean, come on.

That is... She says it with such sincerity and such honesty that...

That, like, you have to love it.

It's so endearing.

And it's her, like, absolutely wearing her heart on her sleeve and, like, just saying, this is me, this is who I am.

Like, please, I hope you like it, you know?

So the whole genre, like, it has to work on that moment.

Yeah.

And I think that's why we watch those movies.

We want to be inspired by people who...

let go of fear and embarrassment and do the thing and be vulnerable and say how they feel and have that reciprocated too.

Yeah, it does give you that like, oh God,