Scarlett Johansson on Colin Jost's Romantic Proposal

You look fabulous. Thank you. Congratulations. You got engaged since the last time I saw you. I did, yes. Were you expecting that? Did you? Thank you. You're such a cute guy. I did it. You did it. You locked him in. He's such a cute guy. He is a cute guy. I mean, I'm partial, you know. But now we're engaged, so I'm going down that path now. Right. No, now, were you really expecting it and thinking, when is this finally going to happen? No, I don't think so. I mean, it seemed like it was something that I thought would be nice. I mean, we talked about. Right, right. Did he do it in a romantic way? You don't have to say exactly what, but he did. He killed it. He did like a whole James Bond situation. He was very, yeah. I know, he's surprising. He's got a lot behind that news desk. He's hiding it. No, he seems like he does. He's charming. Yes, and very charming, and very thoughtful and romantic. Yeah, I was surprised. I mean, even if you imagine what that moment's going to be like, it's still a beautiful moment. Was it like a balloon situation? Was it like something over the top? Like a hot air balloon, or with balloons? Just one balloon. Just one single balloon. No, like a hot air balloon. No, there was no hot air balloon involved. No, so it wasn't really that great. Damn it. I don't want to. You can tell us if you want, but you don't have to. It's a very personal thing. It was very personal. It was a very special moment, and I think more than anything, when someone tells you they want to share the rest of their life with you, and that just is a lovely, special thing. Yes, it is. When will the wedding be, so I can clear my schedule? I need to know. I have to clear my schedule first, yeah. Yeah, you're pretty busy. Well, both of you are. The last time you were here, you were here with Brie Larson for Avengers. That movie did OK. Yes. Yeah, that did all right. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it did good. Yeah, it was, no, it was big. Yeah, it was really big. It was. Yeah, your movies, you tend to pick really good ones. You've made a lot of money. Well, I have. I mean, and you've made, yeah, I know, you've made a lot. But you've made a lot for studios and stuff, too. Oh, yes, yes. Yes, that's what I meant. Oh, yeah, but you've made a lot of money, too. You also have made a lot of money. But I'm saying you've made the studios a lot of money. Yes, the studios have made a lot of money with the films I've been in. And then, so you die in this one, everyone knows that. If you haven't seen it, too bad. You had your chance to figure out. But now they're shooting the prequel. You must have to train like crazy. Yeah, I do train a lot for the films. But I like the training part. We just finished, so the Black Widow standalone film is coming out May 1st. And we just finished it a week ago, which seems insane. Congratulations, that's going to be wonderful. You'll make a lot of money on that. So here's a role that would be not as taxing on you. Dolly Parton says she wants you to play her. Someone told me that last night. Yes. Have you met her? No. And she just picked you to play her in a movie? I guess so. Obviously, from your breasts. That's what she's based it on you. I mean, they're taped down today, I know that. They're actually on my back. Yeah, they're taped to my back. Over the, not behind. I see, wow. I really flattened down. So would you do that? I don't know, I have to talk to Dolly about it. OK. You should. If she popped out right now, I would have a heart attack. Oh, we should have planned that. Oh, no. Not that I wouldn't be around. My god, I'm waiting for Chris Evans to pop out of a bush. I can't, like, when I see him, it triggers. And he's also constantly, is he around? No, no. We don't ever scare the same way twice. What does that mean? It just means we don't scare the same way twice. Anyway, yeah. All right. It's fine. So let's talk about the movie. OK. Let's talk about, it's Jojo Rabbit, right? Jojo Rabbit. So yes, it's directed by Taika Waititi. And the log line is not good. I can't picture it. It sounds bad. It's a hard log line to pitch. Yeah. You want to try? No. It's a take on a bad situation. And it's a comedic movie with a wonderful cast, with a situation that they have humor in. Well, you didn't do anything. That was bad, Ellen. I'm not getting paid to promote that movie. You promote it. You're right. It's my job. It's your job. I've tried to push it on you. The movie has an incredible amount of heart and hope. And it's very funny, but incredibly poignant and very unusual. I'd never read anything like it. You didn't say it any better than I did. They don't know anything about it. Anyway, you'll go see it. And then we'll talk about your other movie after this, because that's also getting a ton of buzz. We'll be right back.