Anne Hathaway & Ewan McGregor Test Each Other's Iconic Lines! 🤯

Me? A princess shot. Yes! You did it! The answer is 20. I was just saying to Ewan, we're going to be very disappointing because you spend so much time learning these lines and internalizing them and then as soon as they yell, that's a wrap, it's like they just go. So at the very least, I hope this is entertaining. Do you want to go first? Sure. Okay. Choose the next part of this monologue from Trainspotting. Yeah. Choose life, choose a job. Choose a f***ing big television. Choose a three-piece suite on higher purchase. Choose wasting away at the end of it all while the f***ed up brats you spawn to replace yourself. Something like that, as far as I can get. You got some of it. Choose a big f***ing television. Is that all? I might have jumped ahead a wee bit. Choose a career, choose a family, choose a f***ing big television. Choose washing machines, cars, compact disc players and electrical tin openers. It's nice to hear you say it. Oh, thank you. That's good. I almost got the role. Yeah. It's not too late. I just love how much they just had to bleach that out. Yeah, yeah. I went to the sort of end of the speech, I think, probably, maybe. Okay, you ready for this? By the way, that was really good. It was lovely to hear you say it. Okay, here we go. Okay. Complete this dialogue from The Princess Diaries. You are not just Amelia Thermopolis. You are Amelia Megonet Grimaldi Thermopolis Rinaldo Princess of Genovia. You have so many daughters. Can you imagine having to say all those words? Yes, Julie Andrews said them. Oh, I see. Princess of Genovia. Me? A princess? Shut it up. Yes, you did it. That's brilliant. Oh, my God. I was seven. I actually remember this. Like, this one is tattooed on my brain. I was 17 years old when I did that movie, and I was sitting opposite Julie Andrews. Yeah. And she's just, I mean, it was just heaven. It was magic. It was actually magic. Yeah. Yeah, and I got to say that. That's brilliant. And then her next line is, I beg your pardon. Shut up. I beg your pardon. Wow. Amazing. What were the final words Obi-Wan said to Anakin in Star Wars Revenge of the Sith? You were the chosen one. You were supposed to bring balance to the force, not destroy it. You were my brother, Anakin. I loved you. Yeah. Amazing. Extra credit. You gave more than you needed. Oh, OK. OK, good. OK. That was really good sex. That was absolutely incredible. Was that good? Well done, man. That's amazing. Thanks. Here we go. Which role of yours did you call one of the honors of your life in a tribute post in Instagram in 2024? Um, 2024. I think the film was earlier, but in the post you called it one of the honors of your life. Interstellar? Yeah. OK. Very good. Because it came out in 2014, and so I probably was celebrating the 10 year anniversary. 10 year anniversary. I cannot believe I'm in that movie. Yeah, it's a wonderful movie. Luckiest girl in the world. Well, they were lucky to have you. That's very kind. Thank you. I'm ready. In Doctor Sleep, Jack Torrance offers Dan a drink of which iconic American whiskey? Oh, some Jim Beam. Well, before you answer. Yes. Jack Torrance offers Dan a drink of which iconic American whiskey? Jack Daniels. There you go. Wow, that's clever. Thank you. Bonus point? Yes. OK. At the start of the movie, Dan is seen to be reading the same magazine as Jack was in The Shining. What is the magazine? It's a nice, dirty one. Oh, Playboy. Playgirl. Playgirl? Wait a minute. Playgirl is for girls and Playboy is for boys, no? I think nowadays everybody's looking at it. Playgirl would be full of naked men. Is that right? That is true. And so there's theories online that that contributes to Jack's... Oh, that he's frustrated in his marriage because he's a closeted homosexual. Interesting. There's lots and lots of theories about that movie. There's a great documentary about it called Room... Anyone know the Room? Anyway, it's like a movie of eight conspiracy theories about what that film meant. Wow. One of being which, it's an admission that Kubrick shot the moon landings for NASA in the 60s. And this is his admission. And there's all sorts of different theories about it. They are fun. I liked the documentary that his wife made about the making of. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Fascinating. Brutal, some of it. How many awards did you personally win for your performance or as part of the cast ensemble in Les Mis? I don't know. The cast, we won National Board of Review. I remember that. And I guess I won, was it like four? The answer is 20. 20 awards. Wow. That's amazing. That's very nice. Thank you. I think it's a bit much, but thank you. I'll take it. It's great. Congratulations, cast. OK, put these projects of yours in order of their IMDb rating. So the films are Guillermo... I love your films and I can't ever say... Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, Beauty and the Beast, Trainspotting, The Impossible. Oh, it's quite difficult to say. I wouldn't know. So I would be guessing. I wouldn't want to... I don't want to put one of the lowest. We'll start with what you think the highest is. The highest is probably... I mean, I would put Trainspotting at the top. Is that right? They're all very close. Pinocchio probably might be second. Yes, very good. And then the third one, there was The Impossible and... Beauty and the Beast. I would put Beauty and the Beast next and then The Impossible. You're so close. Oh, the wrong one. OK, and The Impossible's third. But they all did very well. They were all very highly rated. Yeah, well, thank you very much. Which one brought you the most joy to make? Trainspotting changed my life. And not just because of what it did, but because of the experience of it. It was, like, filmmaking excellence because Danny Boyle is such a master filmmaker. And the experience of taking this incredibly popular novel at the time. Like, Trainspotting novel was everywhere in Britain. You just saw everybody reading it. And then Danny Boyle making this incredible cast and then his direction, the subject matter and the music that he then put on top of it. It was like, it set the bar so high on what to expect from an experience of making a movie that that one was probably the one that brought me the most, you know, changed my life, really. Can I ask a follow-up question? Of course, yeah. Because you've been in so many films, which, like, real-life you is closest to Trainspotting, Velvet Goldmine, Moulin Rouge or, like, our film? They all are. I mean, they all are. I don't know. They're all parts of us, aren't they? Yeah. I mean, they all are. I can never... Sometimes I play a character in my own accent and it feels closer to me in that regard, but they all are, really, parts of us, I think. Yeah, I think so. What is Miranda Priestley's coffee order in The Devil Wears Prada? Oh, no. Oh, it's hard. It was triple shot skim milk with foam. I don't remember it, but I remember that it had to be centre of the sun hot. Right. What was it? It goes one times no foam skimmed latte with an extra shot, three times drip coffees with no room for milk, searing hot, and I mean hot. OK! There you go. OK-ish. You got lots of the words that are in there. Lots of the words. Just not necessarily in the right order. I'm going to give you a point. That was as close as it can get. You get a point. Thank you. It's been a minute. It must be amazing, though, because obviously the sequel's come out and everyone, honestly everyone, has said how much they've loved it. Has it just been an amazing time for you, Anne? Yes, it's been incredible. It's been a joy bomb and it's been really beautifully surreal at the same time because I don't know if you've been alive long enough to know this feeling, but, you know, you live long enough, you get to a point where you go, oh God, I really wish I could go back to that precise moment of time with those people and just bring what I have to offer now. And I felt that way about Devil Wears Prada for so many years because I was like 22 when I made it, like such a baby. And then I got to go back when I was 42 and sort of like, I don't know, that was a wish that came true. And it was just the most gorgeous group of people. Everyone was so grateful to be there and then the next most amazing chapter happened. The audiences came and they loved what we made. And it's just been, it's just, they don't often go this way, so I'm just really enjoying it, not complicating it, just really enjoying the ride. We went to see it and it was the first time I've sat in a full house in the cinema since COVID. And I couldn't find, we couldn't get tickets for any of the scripts. Everything was full, full, full. It was amazing. So we decided to go with some family and we couldn't get tickets until the fourth weekend. And we went and it was still a full house and it felt amazing. Thank you for going. Congrats, no, I loved it. Thank you. Guys, I'm being told to rest. Can I just say, I've been doing this job a very long time. This is one of my favorite interviews ever. Aw, that's nice. I'm gonna keep the rest of the questions and we're gonna ask each other them at lunchtime. You're so kind. Thank you so much. That was really fun. Thank you. God's not gonna let us die here. What about the people who are out there getting eaten?