Working Hard on the Set of "I Hate My Teenage Daughter"

Welcome to Young Hollywood.

What's up guys?

Leslie Robbins here.

Young Hollywood is on the set of I Hate My Teenage Daughter, and I have to say the laughs continue.

Oh.

I'm sorry.

Excuse me.

I'm sorry.

Were you?

I was just trying to go to work, right?

Apologize.

Yeah.

Well, the hours are horrible.

It's terrible.

My life is so hard.

They make you do things like get in hair and makeup and wardrobe.

And they feed us like three times a day.

And make us go home at like 4:00 p. m.

I mean, really?

It's great.

This is ridiculous that we get paid for this.

But don't tell Warner Brothers that or rocks.

Um, nobody sees us, right?

Uh, about 3 million people a week.

Exactly.

Right.

Had you?

Exactly.

That's what Young Hollywood, there's 3 million followers.

Yeah.

How do you know that?

Cuz I looked it up.

Did my research, baby.

Tell me what we're doing right now.

What scene are we doing?

Ooh, you kinda got me.

It's a scene in a jewelry store where some really interesting things go down that really don't work in my favor.

I'm sorry.

We don't have much of a market for Cubic Zirconia.

What?

Are you sure that's Cubic Zirconia?

No.

It could be high grade laminated glass.

Did you hear that, Nikki?

High-grade laminated glass.

That sounds nice.

Not good.

I'd say your characters are so different but you can't be without each other.

It just works so well.

I think.

Oh, thank you.

I think that's how it is in real life though when you have a best friend, is that you just you can't really be without each other.

What am I supposed to tell McKenzie?

Tell them the truth.

We don't have the money right now and she can't go.

The truth.

Great parenting, Gary.

You once were teenagers.

I need stories.

Tell me what you were like back in the day.

stories.

No, you have boring stories.

Yeah, I was pretty boring.

She the craziest thing I ever did.

Yeah, what was the craziest thing?

I think I skinny dipped with a boy once.

Jamie, you're not getting away with it though.

I need a.

Well, I'm clearly not going to tell you all the things I've said.

Let's talk about the craft service area.

How do you stay away as a woman watching your figures and

We just eat what we want to eat.

We and Jamie and I are eaters.

We enjoy.

We eat a lot of food.

There's crack bacon and there's peanut butter crackers.

There's tiny little bottles of Coca-Cola and Sprite.

Yeah, would you like a drink?

Here, let's Cheers.

See, everything.

This is how we do it.

Everything in moderation.

They call it crack bacon.

They talk about crack bacon?

I heard about the crack bacon.

literally, I heard about it.

You want to kill yourself.

It's kinda hard.

You eat it and you want to die afterwards.

You know how like you go and you have pancakes and you have you douse it with syrup and you have like those two extra pieces of bacon left over that are a little crispy.

Imagine if you could have that without the maple syrup on it, but it tasted the same.

That is crack bacon.

You cannot eat just one.

Christie, you are 17, you play a 14-year-old.

Tell me, you're still a teenager, are you still a little obnoxious like your character?

I'm not as extreme as Sophie, but I think there are moments where I kind of, my inner Sophie kinda creeps out in a way.

The wardrobe department must be your favorite place to be on the set.

I'm obsessed 100%.

Like actually 110%.

And the thing that's great is they incorporate my personal style into Sophie's wardrobe.

So you're a fan of Twitter and Facebook.

I hear?

I am a really big Twitter nerd.

What did you just tell me you tweeted?

I just tweeted exchanging online shopping secrets with Leslie from @YoungHollywood.

Rip my credit card.

Who's the prankster on this set?

Is it you or what do we got going on here?

No, it's Eric Sheffer Stevens.

It's actually Eric and Kevin.

I think that Kevin is.

Definitely.

Eric is a prankster, but he's sneaky about it.

Eric does stuff and then looks to me, he's the kid in class who's talking to you and then you laugh and the teacher looks and catches you laughing and you get in trouble, that's Eric.

So I think Eric is the prankster.

And he's not here to defend himself because he's the one person not shooting today.

Crying shame.

Definitely Kevin.

I'm the nicest guy.

I I don't mess with anyone.

I don't I didn't say anything.

I didn't do anything.

Is this what you said in between sets?

It's jokes or is it I I like this guy but I have problems with him.

What were you like as a teenager?

I need the real story.

I borrowed my mother's car one evening to go meet a girl and um uh I I thought I'd gotten away with it.

I came back and put the car right back in the same spot in the driveway, I put her chair back in the right spot.

I put the right amount of gas back in.

She's like, why did you take my car?

Where did you take my car?

I'm like, I didn't.

She goes, I don't listen to 98 Rocks.

I'm like, oh.

Tell me about your um dressing room or trailer.

It's it's like something out of a sci-fi movie.

You put your fingers on it and then you type in the code and you open it up and it talks to you.

And when you put in the wrong code, one time I thought, you know, the walls were going to turn into machine guns and it was going to start firing at me or something.

Tell me about your own experiences as a teenager.

Are you as um bitchy as your character?

I I mean, growing up, I was kind of um a bit of a loner for most of my school life and then I kinda went through a stage where I was quite popular and you know, queen bee, all of that.

The looks you give, you don't even have to open your mouth.

The looks you give.

Oh my God.

All tell everyone you're all strange.

You do are you trying to do an Australian accent?

That's terrible.

Yeah, we're all strange.

That was all strange.

That's a terrible Australian accent, Chad.

Hi, I'm Jamie.

And I'm Sadie.

And you're watching Young Hollywood.

We're so young.

The old ladies are doing Young Hollywood.

Look.