I'm here at the Young Hollywood Studio with the gorgeous, lovely. Kate Bosworth.

Hello.

See, my voice didn't change, did it?

No.

Didn't, stayed the same.

Stayed the same.

Constantly in radio voice. You kind of were born with a radio voice, I think.

Was I?

Yeah. You're very specific.

I've been told I had a face for radio, but never a radio voice.

Oh, really? Which I later realized I did. Well, maybe you should just do radio. What where did this go wrong? It started off so well. The Warrior's Way.

Yes.

I saw clips of it. Yeah. You throwing knives and That's the real you, isn't it?

Yeah. It's not. I won't say how do you prepare for that movie, but pretty much every weekend.

And how with red hair? I loved the red hair.

I like it too. It was important for me for her to have red hair because the director has such a he has such a specific visual kind of mind and he had really seen her with like long jet black hair. And I read the script and thought, no, she's so fiery and spunky and feisty and bold. Like I just saw like a streak of red and So I sort of I said, please let me just show you and

Did you keep that so that you had red hair for a while then?

It was a wig.

Oh, it was a wig.

It was actually a really good wig because they can be a little funky. It was a great wig.

Yeah. Do you still put that on from time to time? Play dress up. Right. Just for my own mental note. I'll just let that one.

Okay, we'll let that one. Thank you.

How did you prepare for like the sword fights and all that because you you look pretty good.

I was surprised at how much the martial arts were were more of a like I wished I'd had more ballet in my background because the footwork itself and the core strength was so much like ballet. I'd taken a little bit of it and then you kind of add the challenge of wielding large sharp objects in your hands and it's sort of it gets a little tricky.

Yeah, I always find that difficult. Late at night.

Yeah. Well, I'm not allowed them now past 6:00.

All right. On to other stuff. You've got your jewelry line, your website. That's right. Tell us about that.

Well, it's it's actually really exciting. It's been a fun um sort of side project. It's myself and my creative partner Share Culture, who I've worked with for many years and been best friends with since I was 19. She has this really amazing design background and design mind and I understand.

No, I love her. I really do. That was a joke.

So this this website is basically it's kind of a club where people can sign up and they take a little fashion quiz.

What what questions do you ask in the quiz?

Oh, it'll be things like which look do you like most. So whatever is most appealing to you, you'll kind of click and then based off of your response, we'll send you pieces from our jewelry line that we think that you would like. And you get like discounted 29. 95.

Oh, yeah, stuff. 29. 95. Pretty good.

It's a bargain. Look, I'm wearing one of them now.

Very subtle little plug. Just went in there. Very naturally.

Very naturally. Keep me busy then.

But what do you do for fun? Oh, I mean, like sports, cuz you you were a horse rider when growing up. Yeah. Quite a good one.

I mean, I I was okay. I I really love it. It's my it's my first it's my passion. I still show jump. I'm a little bit of an adrenaline junkie that way. So I I still do that. And um I feel like I'm kind of boring. I feel like I'm boring in the Young Hollywood suite.

You're not boring at all. You're lovely. You still look amazing. High five. We just high five and we're still touching hands. Still touching hands and we're going to wrap. That's done. Don't touch me.