Will Smith and Margot Robbie Interview Each Other - E! Red Carpet & Award Shows

And now we're going to let you interview each other. Uh-oh. Your question. Oh, jeez. Your question. Go. Oh, goodness. What's your favorite thing you have for dinner? Favorite thing I have for dinner? I love the Thanksgiving meal. I knew that answer. You know she knew that answer. She knew that one. That's his favorite meal. That's my favorite meal. What did you think about me when you first met me? Oh, well, when I first met you, it was the audition for Focus. Yes. And you were late. And I'd come from Croatia, and you'd come from about half an hour away. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I remember being like, I was like, why is he late? I should be late. Yes, you're late. At least I was dressed for the interview, OK? I lost my luggage. It was outside of my control. She walked into the audition for Focus, and I was like, and she had like shoes with, you know, like she had like walked through mud or something and shorts on. I was backpacking at the time. And her hair wasn't done. And I was like, oh, she don't want this role at all. What's something about me that people might not know? There's a lot of things about you that people might not know. That she is a wild explorer. Like, Margot will try anything. Like, there is nothing that someone could suggest. Hey, what if we, yeah, yeah. It's like, well, Margot, you should listen to what it is before you say yes. She'll do anything. When will we finally see the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reboot? Reboot? I don't think ever. Ever, yeah. Like, pretty close to when hell freezes over. Pretty close. Like, we're going to leave that one alone. Aw, so he's set people now. You should just ride along. Oh, yeah, yeah, we're working on it. We're working on it. You're right, you're right, you're right. That's a better. In two or three months, we're going to release something. What bugs you most about me? When you say, yes. Yes. I hate that. Huh? Somehow, as a child, Margot wasn't allowed to say, huh? She had to say, pardon. It's rude. It's a habit. It's very East Coast. It's very East Coast, yeah. And she says, it's pardon. Then I realize I should be scolding a man who is twice my age.