Benedict can't quite BELIEVE what came out of Olivia's mouth

Oh my God. Guys, Olivia, pay attention. Sorry, I was trying to find some water. You'll need water for this because I am traumatised. I've just watched you two go hammer and tongs at it for an hour. That sounds really wrong. It's not an X-rated film. No, that's true. I've watched you two go at it. Yes. I feel like I need some therapy. That still sounds just as bad. I don't know why, we're just dirty. Fight. I've watched you two fight. You've watched you two fight. And the way I see it though, you're kind of a bit like our film Mummy and Daddy that we love. We all love. We're about the similar ages. He always takes things the wrong way. I think he meant that in a nice way. Thank you for the compliment. This is the clean chat. You are. Sorry. Did I drop enough? I'm sorry. But I'm seeing there is friendship in real life. And perhaps I need to remember that it's a film and it's not real. It's okay. But you're not alone, Stevie. Mummy and Daddy still love each other. Yeah, we love you too. That sounds too real. I had a moment on set where I had a bit of a similar feeling. It suddenly got a bit spicy and I was like, can we just between takes, can we just check in and laugh again? Because it is brutal. And I went, no. I don't like it. You have to act the hard way. You have to feel it. I'm not going to take sides because I'm a journalist, impartiality. Yeah, yeah. But they should market. I did make him do that. But they should market Team Olivia, Team Benny t-shirts. I would be so upset if you got more t-shirts on than me. It would be horrific. Because I think the whole point of it is how the relationship dynamic is not about one being right or wrong. I think it's really about seeing, okay, I can see both points of view at different times. I'm with her on that. I'm with him on that. And going, oh, just get on with it. Get it together. Because that's really the crux of their crisis is not seeing each other and seeing the common ground. And that's really what we need to hold on our heads rather than team her or team him. You could be a marriage counsellor. I am. You could be a very good counsellor. That's why I don't work so much anymore. I like talking to couples about how to do it better. That's why he's drinking matcha tea. And you're dressed like that. That's a very calming outfit. Jesus rapper. Look. It's his new career. Not to delve into personal side of things, but obviously you're both married. It's interesting. Did you know that? It's interesting, that idea of how the other half, and in this film you see it, almost brings you down if you perhaps get a bit too excited or a bit carried away and things like that. I'm intrigued by sort of your jobs being in Hollywood. Does your other half ever have times where you go, Hey, calm down, love. I'm not feeding you grapes right now. I'm not sort of doing that. I'm just going to keep you real. I have a couple of days to decompress after a film where people have brought you tea and things. And there is a bit of a, you know, there's an eyebrow, which I know. Okay. No, quite right. I can make my own tea. Anyone else want tea? But then also you've got, we've got animals and kids and that always reminds you that. Yeah. Rain it in. It gets real very quickly. I think it's, it is, it is interesting. There's a lot of reason why we're infantilised and we live in this kind of privileged bubble of what can produce entitlement. You do have to keep it in check, but. I do think also that I'm very grateful that I spent years not working. Yeah. And if you go straight into being successful, it's hard. Really hard. Then if you're young and then you've got no shitty experiences to fall back on, you know, I think that's important. Yeah. I'm grateful for that. I've never been successful. So it also works that way. Oh, well then you're fine now. It's a win-win. Just quickly, the joint name. I'm not knowing. The joint name. Yeah, exactly. Cumber Cole. Cole Cum Olivia Dicked. There's a lot of rude saying that. Benny Cole is a. Benny Cole. I think that's a yoghurt. Colbatch? It is. Colbatch is good. She's trying to think of the rudest one possible. Oh, she is. She could get Lizzie Wood in there. Cumman. There we go. There you go. Liverdick Cumman. Guys. Can't control them. Is that what you said or did I just make it worse? Liverdick Cumman. There's no man in either of those. Oh, there is. It's yours. Yes. So there we go. Thank you for my therapy session, guys. I think I'm possibly worse now than I was when I came in. Because we've stepped into filth, lads. It was your fault. Liverdick Cumman. I've just got to keep saying it. Oh my god. You know I'll happily walk you in that direction. Sure. Well, I mean. She's literally the walking algorithm for filth. So you've hit your prize target. I knew I'd get this though. Oh, I'm so happy. Thank you so much for that. Make up. Thank you so much. You're very welcome.