Angourie Rice

Don't say it.

Don't say the wrong thing.

Oh, God.

Yeah.

I mean...

I think what I like about Emily and how we are similar is that she is, despite the wall of cynicism that she puts up, she is very romantic and she is somebody who does big romantic things for other people and secretly wants that.

for herself as well.

Yeah.

But she finds that really hard to admit.

And so when she's confronted with this boy who is doing that and people are laughing at him, she's, like, astounded by this.

So I think I relate to that.

But in terms of her as a character and who she is, she's very spontaneous and a bit impulsive and she's somebody who takes...

big swings and hopes they work out.

And I have friends like this, and maybe that's also part of it too, is that like, I have friends who, you know, they will take a big swing and it will be risky, but it will all pan out exactly like how it was supposed to for them, which I love.

And I admire that because I'm more of a

cautious planner, less of a spontaneous risk taker.

So to play a character who is more like out there and sort of bubbly and bouncing off the walls in that way was really fun.

Yeah.

I mean, yeah, with Finding Emily, like, you really see how a complex moment for these two characters is really boiled down to one clip or one headline or whatever and then becomes this whole thing that people comment on that they...

They see one piece of the puzzle and they think it is so simple.