Margot Robbie & Alison Oliver take on Culture Clash

Well, to the news... Oh, the chicken! They're even on my salad! Thank you! Thank you so much! That worked out really well for me, I can't lie. I'm loving it. Today we're going to be playing a game called Culture Clash. So I'm going to read out a list of Aussie, Irish, British, cultural things and you just have to write down which one wins and explain the reasons why. It could get heated. I don't know if it will though, because I love Ireland so much. I love Irish things. Are you guys ready? Barbecue on the beach or roast dinner in a pub? Okay, I don't need to write down the first one. I mean, you can paraphrase. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You would still be deciding, but you're just like, yeah, roast pub. I'll just wait a second. You know, cosy vibes. But I do love a beach bar. I don't think I've ever had a barbie on the beach. I actually went to Australia for New Year's this year. So I did a New Year's in the heat and it was... It's great for New Year's and all that, but at Christmas time, as much as I love an Aussie Christmas, you don't get the same cosy feeling when it's not cold. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I feel like I need the cold. When it's cold, you're like, oh, that's like in all the movies. End of the night kebab or end of the night spice bag? Oh. What's a spice bag? What is happening? Okay, by virtue of my ignorance alone, I have to go kebab. But tell me what a spice bag is. I didn't realise that people didn't have this anywhere else but in Ireland. But you get them in Chinese takeaways and it's like a bag of chips with crispy shredded chicken. And then like a chilli, or like a spicy sort of pepper, salt and pepper mix. It's like heaven in a bag. Yeah, it's everything you could ever want. That sounds like a piece of meat. I changed my answer. I want a spice bag. I can't believe I didn't have a spice bag when I was in Ireland. There's actually somewhere in London now which does it. Yeah, Molly Mac's in Suffolk. Oh, amazing. Did you get one? It's amazing. I've worked with enough Irish actors that you'd think someone would have enlightened me. Have you heard of a 3-in-1? No, it's a 3-in-1. I've not heard of a 3-in-1. Okay, so also in a Chinese takeaway, it's egg fried rice. No, sorry, it's not. Yes, it is. Oh, good. I hope you are. Chips. We're just having a chat. You're like, oh, we haven't actually started yet. I'm just curious. Basically, rice, chips and curry sauce all in a container. And then I just mix it all up. That sounds great. Okay, I'm going to try a 3-in-1. A pint of Guinness or a large glass of Australian red wine? You're going to say a vodka? A large glass of vodka. I mean, this is really... I hope I don't get in trouble. Yeah, love a Guinness. Love a Guinness. Like a big hug in a pint. A big what? A big hot hug. Oh, a hug. A hug. I thought you said hunk. Could be either of them. I wasn't really confident. I don't know if I even mean that. You were stuttering over that. You're like, I got a hug in a ton. I don't know what I came by that. You bailed pretty early on that one. You started it and just sort of... You were backpedalling before it was out of your mouth. Sorry about that. That was great. But we all love Guinness. That's great. Big one. Tim Tam or Tayto? Oh, I love both. That's sweet and savoury. It's a bit of a trick question. Tim Tams are amazing. They're like little penguins. Do you know penguin bars? They do not compare. Tim Tams are better. Even my pen's giving up. You just can't decide. I'm saying Tim Tams because I'm scared I'm going to lose my passport if I don't. But I do. I love Tim Tams. But Tayto chippies, every day on Big Bowl, Colin would make me a Tayto chip sandwich and it was in my trailer every single day. That's like Christmas to me. It was just fun. Unlike white bread. White bread lathered in Kerrygold butter. Oh my god. Well, the news... Oh, the trailer! Thank you. Thank you so much. That worked out really well for me. Who would be the best emergency contact? Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff or Barry Keoghan as Ollie Both feel like they might not be very reliable. If it's Heathcliff you might be waiting six years for him to show up and if it's Barry he might be the one who's put you in danger in the first place. Yeah, but when... I don't want to spoil anything but when Heathcliff knows that he has to come he's there. He is getting there as quick as he can. But then Barry as Oliver goes to huge lengths for people. And if you happen to be the subject of his fixation then he will do anything. It's a tough one. I'd honestly put Isabella as my emergency contact. I'd do anything for you. She would be there in our hearts so long. I'm on it. Which accent is harder to do? Australian, RP English or Irish? You can barely see what I'm writing but I would say... Well, sorry, I'm talking about in relation to myself but I do think doing the Irish accent is really hard. I think it's really hard. It's a lot of sounds and R's. Because also every county in Ireland is different. You've got your gorgeous Cork accent. Someone else might have a bad accent. This is it. You can say those if you want. It's fine. Oh my god. I will say both your RP's are fantastic. Thank you. When I watched Sylvan for the first time I could not believe you were Irish. I know, when you hear her talk you're like, oh wow, that's right. I grew up with a lot of people who sounded like that as well. Flashbacks? Married at First Sight Australia or Love Island? I'm curious about your answers. I actually haven't watched Married at First Sight Australia. I haven't watched Maxi either and I would like to but I can't allow another addiction into my life. I actually haven't really watched Love Island. I've only watched it because and she's going to kill me for saying this but my mum loves Love Island. She was a social worker and she would always be like, it's studying people. I truly see it as a character study. But that's where I watch Love Island, when I come in. She's like, no, no, it's work. I'm actually working. I'm getting into a deep character right now about Love Island. Maths Australia is crazy. Really? As in, why crazy? Just everyone. Thank you so much. That was so nice. Before I go, I've got to tell you this story about last night's press screening. At press screenings, you get a security person to put your phone in the bag. The security person was my ex-girlfriend's dad. No! Now, that's weird in itself, when you then remember that I had to watch all of those sex scenes. No, with your ex's dad? That's hilarious. Are you joking? Wow, that would have really added an element of tension to the screen. Oh my god. I'm so sorry. That's so funny. You need to go see it again. Oh my god. Oh my god, that is so funny. Thank you.