What 'RoboCop' Star Abbie Cornish is Thankful For

So, we're asking everybody, if you could have, this is sort of about Guardian Angels. Yeah. Who would you, if you could have anybody be your personal Guardian Angel, who would it be?

I think I already have one. Oh. I'm gonna leave that one elusive.

So if you could have any sort of magic number. I know, you know, people have talked about how many films there's gonna be. What would be your magic number? Of films?

Yeah. Infinite. I love what I do. I really do. I adore it. I'm so lucky. Um, you know, I I grew up on 170 acres in the middle of nowhere in Australia. Never thought I'd be an actress. Um, grew up with brothers, you know, riding horses and motorbikes and fixing cars and never in a million years would I have imagined that I'd be here or that I'd be in a film called RoboCop that I saw when I was five years old. So for me, every day's a blessing and I really, really, really love going to work. And I've been very lucky in that I've made 15 films and most of them have been incredible experiences with really great people. So, yeah, I'm going with Infinity.

Okay, but let's talk about half-man, half-robot. Yes. A lot of women can relate to that feeling. Right? We do have to deal with that as women in life. Sometimes. Don't gonna lie. cure. If you want to make the the man more human, how what what's the key?

I think the cure is first to look at yourself. Really?

Oh, that's a good that's a very honest answer. Just think about what you want and what you're looking for in men and go find it. Look to yourself. Don't blame it on your man. So the robot, men that's like half robot is off that list, you know what I'm saying? Yes. Yes. Yes. Because you're not going to change them. That's the moral to RoboCop this installment. Don't change them. Just go and change themselves.