Ramin Setoodeh

But I would say 75% of the questions that are asked are actually initiated by the actors themselves.

And maybe 25% of the questions are questions that we suggest.

So these are really the actors are driving the conversation, but we will, we have someone sitting on the sidelines and so, and this is edited out of the conversation.

So if there's a lull or if

the conversation is going in a direction that isn't really working or if they're not really connecting, we do interject and interrupt and suggest maybe a question or two.

But really, it's driven by the actors.

We just editorially want to make sure we have the best conversation.

So we'll also offer questions.

And sometimes the actors are very, very happy to have the questions.

And sometimes Hugh Jackman told us that he studied journalism in college and he didn't need any help.

So he and Cynthia Erivo were just...

You know, they were smooth sailing.

We barely needed to do anything.

And that was a really natural, wonderful conversation.

I honestly think Jennifer Lawrence, if she was not an actor, she could have her own talk show.

She is so good at asking questions.

She's so funny.

She gets to the heart and the core of what she wants to ask.

She got Leo to talk to her about how he's never rewatched Titanic since it came out and why that was.

And it's just really, really funny the way she asks questions.