Will Poulter, Jacob Elordi, Sasha Calle 'On Swift Horses' on Fashion Sense, Relationships & EYEBROWS

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Jacob Elordi, Will Poulter, Sasha Calle and talk to iHeartRadio's Amy Hannah about their film On Swift Horses, Jacob Elordi's status as a fashion trendsetter with high wasted pants and pocket books - and Will Poulter's Eyebrows! Sasha Calle and Amy can't stop laughing when searching for answers, but EVENTUALLY get serious when talking about character motivations in the film. Finally we find out if Sasha, Daisy Edgar Jones or any cast members took some items from the set! #jacobelordi #willpoulter #sashacalle #onswifthorses #tiff24 #tiff
Hi, I'm Amy from iHeartRadio Canada. Daisy says that you should bring back high-waisted pants in the movie.
You also started an epidemic of men carrying books in their back pockets.
What are your thoughts on the book in the back pocket? Other guys are doing it because of you.
Thoughts? Feelings? They say it's an epidemic.
I think people need to get out more, maybe.
I wanted to ask about the fashion in the movies. It's 50, so high-waisted pants.
Do you think that his fashion in the movie translates?
What would you say is better, the high-waisted pants or the book in the back pocket?
Baby, let's roll with it.
You're in a relationship with Jacob Elordi's character in the 50s.
I just wanted to ask about how it was working with him on set and how it was portraying that relationship on camera.
I think Jacob is one of these actors that is kind of leading the new generation.
Every generation in Hollywood and every art has a new generation, the new kids.
Jacob is so disciplined, he's a great actor, and it was just like fireworks every time working with him.
I feel really proud and lucky.
Would you say you're besties now?
My what?
Would you say you're besties now, best friends, BFFLs?
Right now?
Best friends for life, yeah.
I think we're going to do more than one movie together, that's for sure.
This is my job on the line, help me here.
Let's talk about your character.
Your interview moment where you talked about your actor's eyebrows.
Oh, right.
My favorite thing on earth, have you Googled your eyebrows lately?
Thank you, I've never done that.
No, no, no.
Okay, I did.
Anyway, so your character is Jacob Elordi's brother.
Would you say he was a good brother to you in the movie?
I feel like you were the American Dream kind of guy.
We love each other through thick and thin.
It was really cool to explore that relationship.
I'm very, very close with my brother in real life.
Jacob is easy to love.
Brotherly relationships are complicated, but underpinned by, at least in my case,
Jacob's case, a lot of genuine love and respect.
He's so phenomenal in the movie, and I was honored to be his brother.
I'm sorry that I wasn't able to give...
Dude, that was on me.
I'm kind of an old school person.
Can we burp?
I don't think I can.
No, yes we can.
So, movies in the 50s.
Fashion was amazing.
I got to wear these really worn in boots.
I was kind of like a tomboy.
You were a little bit of a badass, right?
Closeted, lesbian.
She's very confident about who she is, but it was illegal back in that time.
So she kind of mixes in between the two.
But I loved it.
Daisy, every time I wore something, she was like, I want that.
And I'd be like, take it.
Did you take anything?
No.
Did Daisy?
I don't know that Daisy took anything.
I've heard stories where people take things.
Yeah.
But I, for some reason, am always too afraid to take things.
Better to ask for forgiveness than permission.
I think steal.
You said it, not me.
What's your name?
Amy.
Amy's amazing.
Keep my job.
Keep her job.
Thank you so much.
Appreciate it.
