Saw the wrong thing at the wrong time, and it just unfolds in this very fast, manic like, realistic, dark case.

Do you think that white supremacists in the U.

S we're talking are getting stronger because of all the right wing walkers like, I don't know, Trump walkers, like the Republicans thinking that white people are better or something?

Well, it's very upsetting to think that there's a candidate who's supporting anything like white supremacy. 00:00:48.740 --> 00:01:3.210 You know, I think the good and bad side on a very like pulled back vague message is that America is wonderful because everybody can speak their minds because about something like white supremacy and something as dark as that and hatred people can exist. 00:01:3.740 --> 00:01:8.500 Uh, but at the same number, going through a crazy racial war at the moment, you know what I mean? 00:01:8.500 --> 00:01:12.660 That is like whether this movie necessarily comments on this.

I think it's more of an isolated story, but it's It's a disturbing thing that always exists, and I think that's like the balance of having freedom of speech and stuff.

But what kind of women do you play in the green room?

I play?

I'm in the band.

The character was actually ready for a guy I got Cast were user Price.

I was surprised I had worked with producers before Neil Initiation.

They approached, really sent me the script and I loved it.

But it was written for a guy, and not a word was changed except in the in the set, just being like, Oh, it's a herd of a he but like no dialogue, nothing was changed. 00:01:48.530 --> 00:02:7.700 The character, which of anything I find that refreshing because, you know, there's so many like, you know, like we gotta be feminists of all about It's like yeah, but also can't be exactly nothing has to be, like changed for me, like I don't have to have, like, a romantic, weird thing just because I'm a girl like I'm just appears like a whore. 00:02:7.710 --> 00:02:9.060 Hair do makeup. 00:02:9.070 --> 00:02:18.290 I had a different hairstyle, had like red hair when I we learned how to play in a punk band for really, like played the wrap party that we all really played as a band together, which is amazing.

And, like Joe Cole plays, the drummer had never drawn before, and he was like an amazing drummer.

And Callum Turner, who's like Singer, was like have the perfect punk voice.

And then, like you know, Anton Yelchin.

I was totally, just, like took on the roles, and I feel really lucky.

As an actor, you get to, like, learn whole new How come you're so you communicate very well.

Do you think it's because is your because of your capacity to act or you just like you?

It's kind of like what comes first before the other, You know what I mean? 00:02:50.330 --> 00:03:4.900 Like, I started acting when I was nine, and so I've been around adults, and I've been in this like form for a long time, but at the same time, I have a very different aspect of my life, you know, part of acting is having gaining experience in life and seeing people as they really are. 00:03:4.950 --> 00:03:7.540 Like we're all trying to communicate honestly, right? 00:03:7.540 --> 00:03:8.740 So I'm still figuring it out. 00:03:8.750 --> 00:03:10.350 But sometimes I make sense sometimes I don't.