I mean, Ella and I are extremely close.

All days I'm on set, I'm with Belmont.

So we're like in the green room and he's like, oh, have you seen this? I'm like, hello! Sitting next to him.

I'm sitting right next to him and we're all scrolling on our phones.

It's really entertaining and sometimes fascinating the conclusions people will jump to.

He's one of my best friends.

He doesn't need to know that, but he's the best.

I love her.

I, oh, I lo- that was my, one of my favorite moments of life/of the whole filming was the first week we got to watch basically a free concert of Remi Wolf performing, because we just did takes of just her.

And it was, like, our first time, like, first week on this new set, and I was just like, "This is ..." I kind of felt like this show was gonna change my life from her performance, 'cause it was just such a surreal moment.

And I was, "This is a really crazy thing that I'm experiencing with all these people.

Like, this is wild." And she's incredible.

But the books.

Read the books, but I don't ...

Like, season one, no, I, I literally had no idea.

Mm-hmm

... relationship, and that was so amazing, and obviously it gets a callback at the end of the episode, which is really fun.

Um, but that, yeah, we had so many great discussions.

That was actually a, a discussion I had with Louisa during the, the audition process, was these characters, you know, both go into the scene, ha- and the audience, I think, follows this scene thinking that it's gonna be just, they're gonna have sex, and this is, she's gonna get the orgasm, which is what she's requesting at the beginning, and it's gonna be something that definitely doesn't surprise anyone.

But it turns out in a completely other way that I think surprised the characters and the audience.

Um, and yeah, I mean, we had such an amazing team of intimacy coordinators.

Me and Belmont are so close, and, and we're such great friends, and we're so comfortable with each other that it, it made such an easy process.

Of course.

When did you, uh, when did you move out here?

It was kind of, like, back and forth, um, until I think I was six years old, and then, yeah, we, we've been in London my whole life.

But my, yeah, my dad's from Oklahoma, my mom's from California, so-

What does that mean?

This is an alcoholic drink, and it's your favorite drink, I think, of all time.

So for Hannah, the pina colada.

I would say the same thing for me.

Um, but yeah.

What were the initial impressions of each other?

Just, yeah, it was awesome.

The scene felt really genuine and real.

It was a very intense day.

It was like 20 different actors, 28.

Yeah,

But you had to learn to sing for the series.

Yeah, I did.

[laughs]

That means a lot.

I, I, um, I was very much like, I can only sing alto parts, and, like, I only would sing for, like, my family or, like, in the shower or something like that.

Like, I...

But I did one musical in my school, which I, I did not pick up on again, and it was Legally Blonde: The Musical.

[laughs]

And then, like, the next play was Les Mis, and I was like, "I don't need to do this," so I, like, helped direct it, which was really fun.

Um, but I, yeah, I was like, "I can't sing in front of people." Like, that was the only time I had sung in front of someone before, but every d- day behind stage, I was probably, like, pissing everybody off-