Michelle Obama

I mean, I've been a part of feel-good things, but this felt the most just sweet and fun and joyful, like a joyful film that you can watch and just be happy.

So you play a chef.

Yes, I play a chef.

My character's name is Anna.

And a little bit of her backstory is that her mother actually is like...

an amazing chef, had worked at a Michelin star restaurant and she was kind of following in her mother's footsteps until, you know, her mother passes away and she kind of just loses her whole life meaning and kind of gives up whenever she gives up on culinary school.

She just gives up on everything and just decides to just be a house sitter and is just kind of

you know, getting by because she's, you know, consumed by her missing her mother and not really knowing how to continue on.

And it's a very sweet story.

It's very fun.

It sounds like it.

I hope I didn't just give it all away.

It'll be in theaters April 10th.

Okay.

Springtime.

Yeah, springtime.

I'm really excited.

It's so true, though.

I am.

But hi, Abigail.