Elizabeth Olsen & Miles Teller Bond with Drew Barrymore Over Love of Romantic Comedies

Somewhat recently and I just was so excited that you are coming back. Your film asks some of my very favorite questions in life. The surgeon general came on the show the Vick Murtha and he said that he spent a lot of time with people at the end of their life and the thing that he surmised out of that is that the meaning of life to people is relationship 100% and your her film which just has such a beautiful concept everyone I talk to is dying to see it by the way. There are a lot of romantics out in the world. Yeah, good. When you serve that audience so well for so long so we're just happy to kind of contribute to this that is. The movie riding cars with boys that was like me and my mom's movie we watch that together specifically like so many different times. Yeah, you know, I I did like living a life that spent a lot of time in romance and the question there. And actually I think the film that I was lucky enough to be a part of 51st day. Yeah, that one. But that the point of that film really is like how do you make love stay and how do you make love work on a daily basis. It's so hard because there are so many twists and turns and so many beautiful surprises in the film that I'm going to dance around a little bit because I don't want to give anything away. It would be a darn shame because you're just so on the ride of what is going to happen and with that there's about 3 more shocks after that so I don't want to mess anything up but something that comes up which I really loved and I think was one of my favorite aspects of the film when you're in a relationship when you're younger. And maybe there's less stakes in that relationship as far as the things that you have gone through in life together as opposed to one that you have been you know having to deal with kids life. Taxes loss injury, you know the daily stuff that comes out over a long time and I haven't seen a film question that because we romanticize a lot of the times easier relationships. Yeah, why do we do that or the moment that something is so exciting and like that that for those first moments and this film is about all of those loves being valid really and that they're all valid at different moments in our lives at different times and we really mostly focus on our characters relationship and we have been together for 65 years in the film because we're actually at 9 in our 90's and we come back in the afterlife in these bodies. And so we get to so our relationship with one another is very different than the relationship I have with my first husband who died 67 years ago played by Callum Turner was just so phenomenal in this film, yeah, and you guys are both married when I was doing the research on both of your relationships. Felt like the movie to where I really started to feel invested in. I'm a super single gal and I'm not cynical or jaded, I'm a total romantic but hearing about your guys's relationships and how they function and what your attitudes towards your partners are like got me very mushy gooey yummy happy. I like the yummy. Haha when you threw in there. I that you had asked your beautiful wife out a few times before she accepted maybe offer to take you up on that ice. I say that I had it. That's my baby I say I had a couple of false starts because it was all it was like 3 different times the same night. First time I was just talking to her and thought it went OK. So I go outside and then she comes outside when the Valley line now is that the okay because that's a very romantic setting I've been in any of our lives and nowhere near as excited. But what was the second time. I try to all that I tried to get I tried to kiss or she said oh no no. Yeah, a smoochie toodle a smooch. Yeah, I thought she gave me a look like you've been all my life, I would I love a man who does it. Not this guy and what what physically did she do out of curiosity. It was one of those. She just she's like oh no like we just met I said yeah. I was like I thought you get a look OK now you know you're at the Valley line.