That was always my plan, and that's what we did.

[laughs] Master plan.

I love that sequence too.

I'm really proud of it.

I do think it was the most challenging, because we did have to hold our breath for the longest amount of time.

But, you know, by the end we were pros.

By the end of the film, we knew what we were doing.

From an acting standpoint, what is the most rewarding and exciting aspects of working with a group of people telling a story of survival while exploring the different dynamics you have between the group's reaction to this kind of high-stakes situation that you find yourself in?

Yeah.

It's really real.

I can call my parents and say I'm on a movie.

I don't really talk about movies until I'm really on set, 'cause it does feel like it's impossible to get there.

Um, but I think the in-between part, I've really gotten close to some of my fans, and that's really special.

I think listening to your fans and, like, a movie like Ready or Not is what my fans wanna see, and I hear that, and I wanna give them something fun to watch.

So that relationship's grown a lot, which is so cool.

I want my kids to have a better experience and a better life.

But when it was like, was it 18?

So I was four and I was like in New York going to Broadway.

I saw Gypsy with Bernadette Peters with my friend Matthew and we did like gymnastics together.

And like I did baby modeling in Florida.

My point is about Gypsy is I would like we would sing it on the street corner.

sing the songs and then collect coins and give it to the first homeless person that we saw.

It was just a natural discovery of it that I liked it.

I

So you said something happened on the first day of filming that you'd never forget.

Oh, I mean, there's some things that you just don't forget.

But like I said, it was my second movie with Matt and Tyler.

So I think when you develop a relationship with people, they start to pull things out of you or take you past your limit, maybe.

And...

I thought it was like a comedy, and it is a comedy.

There's a lot of comedy in this movie, but it's also a horror film.

Wasn't that a