Hey guys, it is Audrey in the Young Hollywood studio joined by the beautiful Claire Holt.

Hello.

Hello. Hello. Who am I waving? I don't know. Welcome back.

Thanks. It's nice to see you. I'm so happy to be here.

I I watched the trailer for this movie that you have 47 meters down right, uh, which is 156 feet in case anybody wants to anybody anyone

Yes.

Anyone any of you Americans who don't understand the metric system. I went and converted it for you 156 feet down. It's pretty deep. Huh?

It is and it looks pretty terrifying. Kind of speaks to my worst fears.

Yes. It does be honest here. Yeah, um,

Mine too. Oh, okay. It was actually really terrifying to shoot and um, one of the reasons I responded so quickly to the script and and really wanted to do this project because it is I'm terrified of sharks and the idea of running out of air is just such a disastrous prospects that I wanted to challenge myself and do something that I would genuinely be afraid of.

And now you've combined the two.

Now, I've combined the two and it was a it was a really rough shooting experience, but I think we came out with something really cool.

So what was the hardest part about this cuz you're in there with Mandy Moore.

Yes. So Mandy and I had never um, been diving before this film so we had to learn everything about it and and spend so many hours underwater in uh, whilst we were shooting it. So it was it was really tough to to understand everything that there is to know about diving and you know the bends and oxygen and nitrogen and it's much more complicated than you would think. So but it was it it was a great. I mean team building experience. I don't know that I could have done it with anyone else when you're trapped underwater with someone you want to be someone you like. So yes it was really I was very lucky uh with that.

This is amazing. It kind of takes your breath away. Oh my God. You take a picture of me. Sorry. Sorry. We would like to come back up now. I'm bringing you back up. You seem to be in a lot of projects where you have to get very physical.

I have to take physical roles cuz I'm so lazy in my real life. I won't do it. I need someone to make me do it.

You can't look like that and be lazy. We actually heard that one of you like to work out at the playground in LA.

Oh, I love it. My favorite place.

Okay. Yes. What please tell me I when I think of a playground I think of like slides and playground and children and a carousel.

It's a dance studio. Okay, I like to dance that mostly privately, but yeah dance uh that Kenny Wormald open. You may know him from Footloose. He's a lovely guy and Robin Antin from the Pussycat Dolls and they open this studio, um, and I love to go and they do this one class. It's called a Groove class, which is no choreography and you just follow all these amazing dances up the front and pretend you're in a Beyonce film clip. So that's my Jam So that's my Jam. Oh, yeah. So that's my jam little Yes. I just have to not look in the mirror cuz I do not look like her in a Beyonce film clip.

You just got to feel it. Are you like a middle row dancer or like a like, I know sometimes when I'm feeling good. I've had a glass of wine before. I'll etch my way up. But uh, mostly I'm stuck at the back.

Yeah, me too.

I'll see you in the back corner. Okay, great. Perfect. Awesome. So happy that you survived.

Thank you. Me too.

And made it here to talk about it. I'll see you in the back corner at the playground.

I'll see you there. Can't wait. Sound good.