Elizabeth Olsen _ Miles Teller Talk Eternity _ Exclusive Interview with Mico Saad

Hi guys, congratulations on the film. I loved it. I love films that take me to a place that doesn't exist in the real world. And I love films that take me and make me think. So that film did this exactly. I'm going to start with you, Miles. Quick question. As men, we're always fighting to earn or gain something in life. There's always the battle inside you. What did it feel like after you arrived to eternity and all of this, you still have to fight for your wife? I think, honestly, that's kind of where I really related to with Larry. Certainly, for my own life, career is important and all of these kind of things. But the more that I feel like I get to know my wife, and the stronger that our relationship becomes, and seeing her happy truly makes me the happiest, more so than any other tangible thing that I could quote-unquote achieve. So I'm somebody who really does believe the relationships. That is kind of, for me, the most important thing during this time that I'm here. Yeah, they say happy wife, happy life. And that has been very true. For me, usually eternity is where you can get your peace, and I don't have to do anything. The fact that you go and have to fight for attention again, it was brutal. I know. I got one chance to remind her. I don't know why she fell in love with me in the first place. It's great. Elizabeth, I just want to ask you, if you met WandaVision in eternity, if your character, If Joan did. Yeah, if Joan met WandaVision in eternity, what would you guys say to each other? If I met both of Wanda and Vision? No, don't say Wanda, Wanda. Oh, I think she would say, Oh, I've heard about these movies. So nice to meet you. It's so nice to meet you. I've heard about your hero movies. I think that's what Joan would say. I haven't seen any, but I've heard about them. They're big and great. My grandkids love them. Yes, and I would say, remember, honey, so-and-so dressed up for Halloween. Oh, right, right, right. We're big fans. Yes, with the tiara. I like the commitment to the character, both of you. Both of you played in drama, independent, and also a box office phenomenon. So it seems the chemistry was great, everything was great, but what I loved as well, it made me ask myself a lot of questions, and I see in the relationship between you guys that stuff that I want to do with my partner, I want to ask, I want my partner to think the same. How did that make you feel, portraying those characters for each of you? Like personally? Yes. Oh, I don't know. I think it's more about the life we live almost informs the characters and the choices we're making with work. I guess sometimes work can affect life, but I think more in this, it was more about experiences that you can relate to or moments or conflicts where you can try and put yourself in the same shoes, more so than what I took away from it, I don't know. I really just enjoyed the familiarity between the two characters. Yeah, I did too. You can just tell when people have been together for that long. Yeah. They're exhausted. Yes. There's no gimmicks or bells and whistles. We just know how to exist with one another. Yeah, I love those little moments when you lift the hand and all of this. It was fantastic. And worrying about her. Guys, it's a fantastic film. Thank you. I love the fact that your chemistry was popping together. It felt so natural. Chemistry was popping, baby. It was popping. I like that. So, guys, thanks again. I wish I could have more time, but there's no time. That's my time. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Thank you.