Hi, guys.

Hello.

You both look so good.

Thank you.

And Sabrina, you've been on Young Hollywood a ton of times.

I know, I remember the time I like peeled a banana without my thumbs over there. That was hard.

And then this is your debut, I think.

Yeah, thanks for having me. I'm glad to be here.

Did you did you guys know each other or have met in person before you found out you guys got casted?

Well, at the chemistry read, yes.

Yeah. That was the first time. Mhm.

Yeah. You guys, you act really, really good on screen, so was it instant friendship? Like, were you guys excited right away to be able to do the project together?

No, we're just good actors.

Yeah, no, we're just really good actors. Yeah. No, I think it was probably like a few days after, um, we had both booked it. Um, Sabrina came over and we were hanging out at the farm that I worked at. Goats. That was such a good day. You know, we just got to know each other and we were playing each other's like unreleased music and uh, playing clouds together, you know, just to see how it felt and and it felt amazing. You know, we connected through music right off the bat and it's actually very akin to Zach and Sammy's friendship, you know.

Oh, for sure.

It worked out really well then.

Yeah, exactly.

And then in one of the opening scenes, you're going, Finn, going back and forth with like your crush in the movie about a picnic date, what would you guys, each of you think in real life is the cutest date idea?

Hmm. I mean, picnic's a pretty good one. I I would say a picnic on the beach, but you have to go on a hike first. That's so cute.

A perfect date? Uh, well, I guess obviously picnics are are beautiful and wonderful. Um, I also love a road trip. I think road trips are really fun. You get to know people like a lot quicker, um, by being forced to be in a vehicle with them.

And their music taste.

And their music taste. Right. That's the thing and that's that's a huge thing for me too. Like if the music taste isn't synced up, I don't know what this.

The music taste is not aligned.

We are not aligned. It's not gonna work. Not gonna work.

And then also in the movie, you guys are obviously constantly giving each other advice. Do you do that in real life? Were you behind the scenes giving each other advice a lot?

Probably unknowingly, I think like Yeah. We just have conversations about what's going on in our lives and I wouldn't say that I don't think like no definitive. You gave me advice for sure. I was like I felt like I was always going through something. I was like, Finn, what do I do? Like, Just like, yeah.

Yeah, I suppose.

If you guys were told that you had 24 hours to live, what was what would be one thing that you'd make sure that you'd want to do?

I would want to bring all the people that I could that I love, uh, as close to me as possible, you know, if they're if they are around and just go to nature and uh, explore and talk and just enjoy each other's company. Maybe like a a beach bonfire or something. That would be a pretty epic way to say, I love you all. It stands around this fire.

Anything with the beach in you works out for you.

I know. I guess I'm pretty predictable. I just like the ocean.

Um, I think I'd probably write like an album if I had 24 hours to live. Like an acoustic album with all my closest like friends, um, and like you said, like making sure I have the people I love around me and I just like document however I was feeling in those last 24 hours. If I could do it in Paris, that would be better, but I'm not gonna be beggars can't be choosers, so.

Just hop on a quick flight to Paris real quick. Do you guys think that you will, have you seen it all through already?

Yeah.

Did you when you first watch it all the way through, did you cry at all?

Yes. Simple answer. Um, quick quick and simple answer, lots of bawling.

I I think the first time I watched it though, I was kind of in shock for for a bit. And I didn't start crying until like 15 or 20 minutes after the movie had ended, which is kind of weird. But um, I I was just sitting there like with my thoughts like, oh my gosh. Like, that was insane. And just taking it all in. But every single time I've watched it since, which is like probably seven or eight times. I've I've cried unceasingly. I think I cried more and more each time. Um, yeah, but definitely a lot of tears.

The last time I watched it, it was uncontrollable sobbing. I'm proud to say that. Um, and and the first time I watched it, like you said, like I was processing until the very last uh, end of the movie, which people will see, but it's uh, it gets you. It it really gets you there.

It does. Cause it's so there's some really, really intense scenes, so when you guys are watching it, do you feel like you're watching not yourselves or you know what I mean? Like, do you feel like you're watching you're watching yourselves, not that way, you know.

Um, No, it is weird. I keep saying that. Like I don't I don't watch it as if I'm watching myself, especially because of the story, because I'm so invested in like the real story. I've just felt like I was watching that story brought to life, which was really cool.

Yeah. And the weird thing is, you know, having become so close with Sabrina and also knowing Madison prior to filming, I I was expecting to watch this and think, oh, that's me and Sabrina and Madison. But everyone did such an amazing job of tapping into who their character was. And when you see it on screen, I see Sammy. I see Sammy and I see Amy and I see Zach and I see all of them interacting. So it's it it doesn't feel like I'm watching myself. It's actually this strange like sort of disassociation. Um, but I think that's that's good. It it's perfect for the story because this is about, uh, this is about them. This is about Zach and Sammy and Amy and their story together.

Thank you guys so much for talking today.

Awesome.

Thank you so much.