“C＊＊T!” 😂 Olivia Colman & Benedict Cumberbatch Play So True Bestie! ｜ The Roses ｜ MTV Movies

True babes. Oh yeah, we said **** so it's for everything. There's no rules now. I see that. Ding, ding, ding. Excellent. Did you do mine? Well yeah, do you know what Ben and his eye colour is? Blue. It's kind of that. Look again. The blue? Kind of quite green. Quite green. The blue on the outside. That's this, yeah. Is it the bouncing off the colour? I think the shirt is bringing out the blue in them today. But they are greeny. They're gorgeous. Stunning. My dad had green eyes. Well, okay, only potentially if the coffee is cold. But no one likes a cold coffee. Okay, well she's making that up. Yeah, I am making that up. I'm trying to work it out. I don't think I witnessed any petty things. They were all behind her back. I never would be petty about anything. She is like the most... She's like a still lake of continual niceness. Not still, like very bubbly. Like, yeah. I've never seen you do anything petty. I don't think either of us do, really. We might go, oh, can I have a bit of sugar in that? Sorry. We're very apologetic and polite, I think. Yeah, I think that's alright to ask for sugar in a drink that you like. Yeah, but we're not... If it doesn't happen, you're not like... Oh, no, I'm not going to kick off. Oh, no. So I would say... Yeah. I don't really know that. I've never witnessed him doing anything which I would consider to be petty. Right, do you have a favourite insult from the movie? Because there were so many excellent ones throughout. Yeah. Well, my favourite, and it's in the advert. Am I allowed to say it? Yeah, yeah. Yes, yes. Oh, yeah, we said ****, so it's for everything. Yeah, yeah. There's no rules now. Yeah, no. It's when Shooty says... Sometimes Ivy's mad at me and I can't tell. Sometimes Theo's got his **** on me and I can't tell. It was truly excellent. Was there any sort of... Maybe not a disconnect, but a lot of the banter in the film is very, very British. Were there any instances where American people on set didn't quite get it? No. They get it more than any Brit does. I know. There's the comedy genii on our set. Yeah, yeah. Also, I do wonder if it's... Now, once upon a time, I didn't see lots of American comedies. We got the ones that were sold to us, but now you can find anybody's comedies. They didn't see the sort of more classically British comedies. But now with the internet, I think we all totally understand each other. I think this idea that we just speak in sort of epigrammatic, or that we're a bit barbed and mean. Look at roasts in America. And it's all interchangeable. We do roasts now as well. It's all a big, messy... I think we do all totally get each other. Yeah. Everyone's funnier for it as well. Yeah. Oh, I am not ashamed to not know that. I don't know what star sign that would be. Not a clue. I don't know what my children are. Can't say. I'm afraid I don't buy into that. They're just ace, and you're ace. Thank you. So it doesn't matter. Oh, Sarah, no. Oh, Lily. No, it begins with an S. Timothée Chalamet. Does it begin with an S? Yeah. Susie. Sophie. Sophie? Yeah. Do you think you plot when you were making the show that it would be still such a big part of British culture however many years on we are? No, when we were making it... You don't know, do you, when you're doing it? No. Just trying doing it well. I didn't really... Because I think it sort of passed from student to student. It seems to... Yes, it does. That's where the love comes, in that age group. And then... So then you take it with you. It's such beautifully well-observed, and, you know, the form of it. Yeah. The stuff, the camera. Was that difficult, by the way, just talking to the sort of horrible little black eye of the camera? The first season... Sorry, guys. Sorry. The first season was actually a camera on our foreheads. Yeah. And... On what? And it was on a... It was a hard hat. Are you serious? Yeah, and it was... That's ridiculous. It was ridiculous. And also, you could feel this thing slipping, so you were trying to move your head so that it was still straight. For that shot? Because sometimes you had someone in the back moving your head, because your camera was wonky. So that they could look at your eyes and sort of have... Well, just so that it was POV. And I think it was called POV initially, before they... But then lots of people go, what's that? And then, for the second season, they realised, don't get the actors to be the camera. Camera on. And also, my head, if you press on it or anything, so I... You couldn't do my reverse straight away, because I had a great big dent in my head after the camera. Oh, really? You're a peach. Every time. You're a peach. Doctor Strange. Spot on. Is that a trick question? No, it's just a very simple one in case you got it wrong. Oh. Oh, Doctor Who. I should have said Doctor Who. In the last three years, the bear... Yep. Well done. Well, Fleabag was not three years ago, was it? No, yeah. I don't know if I could... TV. Jesus Christ. Oh, Mrs. Havisham. Whatever it's called. Oh, yeah. God, well done. Night Manager. No, that was longer ago. You're doing ever so well. You're doing better than I am. TV. Films. There's a Robert... Sorry? Heartstopper. What? Oh, Heartstopper! Oh, well done. So true. Are you excited for the movie? Very. Yeah. I'm going to say Wolf Alice. Yep. Barely. No. I don't do that either. Do you have a favourite musician? I don't do favourites. Bare? Anything from Nick Cave to Brahms. I don't really... You've got two men there, but you know, Wolf Alice was on, but I don't do favourites. I mean, impeccable taste it sounds like anyway. Yeah. Oysters? No. Are you a bit allergic to oysters? No, nothing. Nothing really. Nothing. Quite sturdy. But there are things you... Things I don't like. ...don't like much, like coffee is not top of your list. Yeah. I'd say you're allergic to Earl Grey tea with lemon. Actually, that's true. So no milk, just Earl Grey and lemon? Yeah. That's it, the crazy combo. Not really. I think lots of people do that. I think lots of people don't do milk in Earl Grey at all. Also, Earl Grey is just disgusting. It really isn't, but... It's got to be the right brand of Earl Grey, I think. Oh, it's just got to not be Earl Grey. Well, we were chatting. Oh, sorry. A lot of chatting. True, babes. You do... You make nice coffee. True that. Do I, though, or does someone else make it for me? I know I do make coffee in the morning. I like doing something because you get so infantilised on set. Yeah. I think in your van, it's not called a van, is it? Trailer. You had stuff to make nice coffee. Oh, and I bring a library. I'm like, I'm cancer, which is, I know you hate this ----, but it is a very common trait for us to sort of pack our little shells on a bag and just overdo it. So I just come and make a kind of mini home wherever I go. That's so nice, though. Home comforts. Yeah, and a little carpet and lots of plants because those things are not particularly homely. So do you take your plants around with you? I do not take my plants around with me. No, I bought plants that then I gave to people that I liked. Oh, that's really nice because I suppose in your line of work, you're away from home quite a lot. Yeah, I tend to not be away from home that much. But when you're on a set and you're in a train? I do bring, I just ask for, I like dark chocolate with sea salt. And I like Yorkshire gold tea bags. That's what I ask for. But you are still a failure. He got fired. Fired? Shit. I sense trouble. How was your day? The neighbour's dog ---- in the laundry, the kids have got knit together and my left eye's twitching. More champagne for me, please. If you need a shoulder or an inner thigh to lean on. What? I'm kidding.