Mandy Moore

and two cents um there are these moments that you have with like your scene partner where you have this instinct to do something right and then it becomes a question of like um asking for forgiveness or permission sort of thing uh and i could see like there was an instinct right that was transpiring i was like oh she doesn't feel comfortable following through this instinct

especially when it comes to physical contact especially when it comes to physical contact so i was like let me see if i can help in this in this process and be like oh i think that's a good instinct i was like you should do that and just sort of like grabbing it and putting it there but sue had to do it with me one time i was like i can remember sue was walking by me in a scene and um i was like i'm about to smack her on the booty but then i was like i just can't just get smacking people

And then Sue walks, looks at me and she goes, you wanted to smack me on the booty, didn't you?

I was like, I was thinking about it.

And she's like, go on, smack me.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, so those sorts of things do happen all the time.

But the way it, the way it unfolds of you taking her hand means something to, you know what I mean?

Well, that is, I do think that that's our job, right?

And what I mean by our job is like when it is,

our house and we are being the host, we need to make sure that our guests are comfortable.

Yes.

You know what I mean?

And I was about to say, like when I've been on other sets and I can see, I know the difference between when people do go that extra mile and when they don't.

And I was like, okay, Brown, remember that.

So when people come to your house,

You make sure that you make them feel welcome.

Yes.

Right?

So I appreciate the acknowledgement.