Anne-Marie Baldonado

Well, right. Saturation diving. It's one of the most dangerous jobs out there. These divers go down to the bottom of the ocean. They repair oil rigs and gas pipes. And it's to provide the infrastructure of the way people live their lives. And your character, David Yuasa, is based on a real diver. Just like you said, it's based on a real diver who made this rescue. You talked to him.

It occurs to me it might be the first time you're playing a real living person. What was that like? What did you learn from him?

It occurs to me it might be the first time you're playing a real living person. What was that like? What did you learn from him?

It occurs to me it might be the first time you're playing a real living person. What was that like? What did you learn from him?

Yeah, he was essentially doing like that, what people do in gym class, like climbing the rope. And, you know, he has his co-worker whose life he's trying to save. And it's just like the most high stakes rope climb you could ever imagine.

Yeah, he was essentially doing like that, what people do in gym class, like climbing the rope. And, you know, he has his co-worker whose life he's trying to save. And it's just like the most high stakes rope climb you could ever imagine.

Yeah, he was essentially doing like that, what people do in gym class, like climbing the rope. And, you know, he has his co-worker whose life he's trying to save. And it's just like the most high stakes rope climb you could ever imagine.

What was this shoot like? Were you shooting in extreme conditions? Because you play one of these divers who's at the bottom of the North Sea. As you've described, you know, you're in this little tin can, kind of isolated. Even when there isn't a crisis, it's this isolated environment. Did you shoot that way?

What was this shoot like? Were you shooting in extreme conditions? Because you play one of these divers who's at the bottom of the North Sea. As you've described, you know, you're in this little tin can, kind of isolated. Even when there isn't a crisis, it's this isolated environment. Did you shoot that way?

What was this shoot like? Were you shooting in extreme conditions? Because you play one of these divers who's at the bottom of the North Sea. As you've described, you know, you're in this little tin can, kind of isolated. Even when there isn't a crisis, it's this isolated environment. Did you shoot that way?

I want to ask about the movie Barbie. And I was kind of shocked when I realized that it's only been a year since you performed the song I'm Just Ken with Ryan Gosling and the other Kens at the Oscar ceremony. That was just a year ago. And I just want to remind people to go back and watch it if they want to experience joy. But what was it like performing the song for the Oscar audience?

I want to ask about the movie Barbie. And I was kind of shocked when I realized that it's only been a year since you performed the song I'm Just Ken with Ryan Gosling and the other Kens at the Oscar ceremony. That was just a year ago. And I just want to remind people to go back and watch it if they want to experience joy. But what was it like performing the song for the Oscar audience?

I want to ask about the movie Barbie. And I was kind of shocked when I realized that it's only been a year since you performed the song I'm Just Ken with Ryan Gosling and the other Kens at the Oscar ceremony. That was just a year ago. And I just want to remind people to go back and watch it if they want to experience joy. But what was it like performing the song for the Oscar audience?

You guys were so committed to it.

You guys were so committed to it.

You guys were so committed to it.

You're the main Kens.

You're the main Kens.

You're the main Kens.

I want to play a scene from Barbie. It's near the beginning of the movie. The main Ken, played by Ryan Gosling, has just tried to quote unquote beach. He was trying to run towards the water and he ends up hitting the plastic wave and he gets knocked down. And you play his number one op Ken, like his nemesis Ken. And you're laughing at him.