Millie Bobby Brown & Louis Partridge Interview Each Other | Enola Holmes 3

Wow, you really look like... Another girl. No, I'm thinking Timmy Chalamet. And I was definitely a man. It's called a third nipple. Yes. That's a crazy question to ask. I'm happy to do that. I'm a patient girl. Cop out. We've been playing Enola and Tootsbury for seven years. What were our first impressions of each other when we first met? I thought... I think I thought you were quite short. That sounds about right. Immediate, oh, she's quite short. Second thought, she's really cool. Third thought, we get on. She's funny. Yeah, it was in that realm. I was surprised how easy it was to go into a room and get on. I must have caught you on a good day. Because I now know you better and... Shut up. What were your first impressions? He's tall. He's a lot taller than me. He brought his mum, which I thought was really cute. He brought his mum. She's not like a plus one. No, you brought your mum. I think that's really cute. Yeah, I think. And, oh, my God, he's Tootsbury. Initial thought, I don't really even need to see him read. Really? Yeah, I just knew it. And then you left the room, and then I banged on the door and I was like, Tootsbury, no! And everybody was laughing in the room. And they were like, let's see the other guys. And I was like, no, that's our guy. That's cute. Whatever. So, Millie, we are both British, obviously. But what's the most British thing about me? That you drink a lot of tea and you drink beer. You drink a lot of beer. Yeah. Tea. Sorry. You don't drink any beer. How do I take my tea? You know what? That's a really good question. No sugar. Splash of milk. Yeah, that's it. That's it, yeah. How do I take mine? Do you drink tea? Lots. You take a bit of milk, two sugars. Mm-hmm. What's the shade looking like? I'd say you like it quite dark. Yeah, Hildesbrough. I know that Holmes 3 features a wedding between our characters. If Enola and Tewksbury had access to today's music, what would they choose for their first dance? I had access to today's music. Looks like we made it. Look how far we've come, my baby. Might take the long road. Na-na-na-na. Bolshevia? You say... I would approve of that. Me, too. Or maybe like a... You know what? Just say yes kind of works for this. Yeah, yeah. Just say yes, Enola. Stop. Yeah, yeah, there's a song by Snow Patrol called Just Say Yes that Millie showed me when we very first met. That, yeah. That kind of works. Yeah, I think that does work. Cuties. Enola often uses fake names to hide her real identity. Have you ever used a fake name, IRL, in real life? Of course. And if so, where did you use it and what was it? I have many, many. Many A-L-E-I. Yeah, fake names. My favorite though is Taylor because she's like a mom of four. You know, she's a stay-at-home mom. And sometimes when I'm in a store and people are like, Wow, you really look like Millie Bobby Brown. Oh my God. You know, I get that all the time. I don't even know who she is. I've never even seen that show, but my name's Taylor and that's kind of my go-to. It's a good one. Taylor's gonna have to die now though because I've told everyone. Goodbye, Taylor. Because I hear the voices. If we could start together in a remake of any film, what would you choose for us to do? We just had this conversation last night. Did we? Okay, clearly he had too many beers. Too many cups of tea. Right, right, right. We could start together in any film, like a remake of a film. Mr. and Mrs. Smith. That'd be quite fun. Or what if you played siblings in something? Is there a good sibling? Sentimental value. I don't know another two sisters. Or like something like the Royal Tannenbalms. That would be cool. Yeah. Fake banners. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Get the eyeliner on, pump this up a bit. Yeah, and I'll play one of the other guys. Yeah. Although Mr. and Mrs. Smith is great. I mean, even if I'm not in it, you should totally do that. You've played so many iconic characters so far. I know. I didn't write this, by the way. Oh, okay. Including Enola. But who has been your favorite to play and who would you most likely be friends with? I'd most likely be friends with my next character, Bee. Her name is Bee Brooks. Bee. Bee is very much like me. She's just the American version. Maybe she's a bit more like tolerant people than I am, but she's very much like me. She's a fun party girl. And then my favorite. I mean, Eleven catapulted me into where I am today, and I've got to give it to Elle. I mean, she's tattooed on me. So, yeah. If I were to go MIA on set, where would be the first place you'd come looking? Trailer. What am I doing? You're either eating or you're not sleeping. You're not lazy. You wouldn't be lying in bed, but you'd be on a call or something. Or you'd be doing a chemistry read for your next project in the trailer. Or you'd be in a white easy-up with fluffy things everywhere, sipping something cold, talking to somebody. Do you remember when I was obsessed with blue Spirulina drinks? Yeah. I'll tell you. I actually think I might have had an overdose on that. Spirulina. The Enola Holmes cast is stacked with incredible actors. If a fourth film were to happen, which actor would you want to join the cast? You. That's sweet. Or just some random actor. I'm assuming that it's an additional actor. Oh, so a random actor, not from the cast. I was like, because I'd love everyone to come back. An additional actor. I think we need like a little bit of like a love triangle. I know they're married, but I feel like we need to bring someone in to like maybe make Tewksbury like, ooh. Another girl? You're such an idiot. No, I'm thinking Timmy Chalamet. We just did a lie detector test the other day and- And I said, who do you want to replace me? I said, no, what did I say? I said, if Timmy Chalamet said, I love the franchise, I would love- I want to play Tewksbury. I know this is kind of weird, but I would love to play this part. Would you recast me as him? And she said, no. It was a lie. No, that was the truth. No, it wasn't. It was a lie. I actually remember that because I wanted to die. Was it the truth? I think I said, no. No, I said, I wouldn't want him to replace Tewksbury because you're totally Tewksbury. But if he could come and be an additional character, why not? I love Timmy. I need to work with Timmy at some point. Now is your chance to ask me anything. What random thing have you always wanted to know about me? I think I'm pretty okay with asking you questions. Like, there's nothing- Has there ever been anything you've wanted to know? Yeah, I know. I asked you questions, so I know most things about you, I think. Maybe you don't, though, Louis. Maybe I don't. Maybe now's my opportunity. Who do you think you were in a past life? Oh, I actually know exactly who I was. I was a- I was a- I died. Basically, I have a birthmark on my lower back, the very bottom of my kind of spine, which is obviously meant to be the way that you died in your past life. So I- What, a birthmark? Yes. And in war, some- Well, I don't know if this happens a lot or not, but swords will go, you know, to kill people, but make them, like, have a pain- painful death. They would put swords up people's spines, so they were completely paralyzed, but they would obviously kind of die, and that's how I think I died. So I think I might have been a soldier. On the battlefield. And I was definitely a man. Hopefully a closeted gay man. Anyway. Nice. Good question. Let me say so myself. Do you have one? Like, do you- Uh, no. Don't believe in past lives. Okay. Well, that ends that then. Now I've got a big old birthmark. Where? No, I don't actually. It's called a third nipple. Yes. Anywho. Your question. You can see where- Oh, I'm done. Have you got yours? Oh, yeah. And now it's your chance to ask me anything. What do you want to know? I'm an open book. I actually know you are. What do you think- Oh my god! Why do you think you're so obsessed with your own hair? That's a crazy question to ask. I just want to know. Namely because it's untrue. It's not untrue. Most conversations we have on set are about your hair. So I just wanted to know, like, what- What's the obsession? Do you think you're a bit of a narcissist when it comes to your hair? We do not have makeup as- Well, we do. We do, but makeup is something- I'm seeing it. That I- Hair is often all that a man has- Right. To work with in the morning. Oh, so you think it's a value to men then? Hair is- Oh my goodness, you're the worst. No, but hair is something that, you know- Why did you cut your hair? Just wanted to change up. Yeah, I like the idea of getting out of the show and doing this and not thinking about it because- Yeah, which is right before take. Back to my initial point, I don't care about my hair that much at all. But hair is important for guys. Look at the lengths you've gone to for your hair. Yeah, but do I, right before a take, go, Louis, does my hair look all right? Louis, do I look all right? Well, you know what? I'm losing my hair. My dad's not got the greatest of hairlines. Okay, we all need to open up. And so, I want to make the most of it before it's gone. How about that? All right. That's your real answer. Okay, okay, okay. Well, I'm- Now I feel bad. How long do we have left? Because I want to ask her a question now. Go on. What happens when you die? Um, you go to heaven. That's what I believe. What happens if you die after 5 p.m. and heaven's closed on weekday? Then I'll just wait, and wait, you know, until the weekend's over. But I'm happy to do that. I'm a patient girl. Cop out. You'd be a great talk show host. Thank you. Oh my gosh. Yeah. T and Z. Thank you. See you, Capital Buzz.