Lupita and Winston, are you ready to play? Getting to know us, getting to know all about us. Getting to know you. It's basically a game where we're going to ask questions and you have to hold up these very expensive looking paddles with whoever you think is right for the question. OK. Paddles for you. This is great. Please don't drop them. They are very expensive. Which one of you do you think is creepier in the film? Oh, very good. Thank you. Thank you, Winston. Of course. I mean, all pretty creepy. Yes. A great ride. I mean, I spent a lot of time finding interesting music that would keep me in. That felt being Abraham in particular. It was just so demanding being there for the entire shoot day, sometimes 11, 12 hours. So finding ways to maintain it and see the world through that lens for a prolonged period was sometimes difficult. Yeah. What kind of music did you listen to to get more? Oh, God. It was a lot of like just like creepy sound things like glass breaking, people screaming, just babies crying for a very long period. It was really, yeah. OK. And Peter, do you get into characters? I had a little bit more of a zen process. No. No. No, right. Just like juxtapose. I prayed a lot. I went to church. No. For me, Red, a big part of it was her voice. Finding her voice, the script had said she hadn't used her voice for a long time. And I was inspired by this condition called spasmotic dysphonia, which is brought about by a trauma sometimes emotional, sometimes physical, sometimes just inexplicable where your vocal folds begin to spasm involuntarily. And it creates this kind of irregular pattern of air. And so I built off of that and created a voice. Yeah. Which one of you is better at learning your lines? Oh. It seems quite sure about that. OK. Right. Is there any, what's your secret? They're not red, it's, sorry. Yeah, I mean, no one's ever going to get this right. This is just the good thing. Leading into my competitive spirit. Most of them are awake. What's your, have you got any secret ways that you remember your lines? Is there any tips you have? Do you write them on the inside of your hand or anything? A repetition. Just repetition. A repetition. And understanding what that is. The argument of every sentence, you know, helps you me remember. I try to do like physical things. And through that, trying to remember it doing it. So like doing push ups while I try to memorize my lines. Oh, yeah. Walking backwards and then forward. That's when you know you really know them. Yeah. And put myself under a lot of duress. And then that way, I can't even speak about that. I can't even speak about that. So I wouldn't try that. Yeah. What you have impressed. Who has a better sense of style? Ooh, see, now you're going to start by writing a course on wall wars. What was nice? OK. Is it me? Is he picking up? Yeah. I worked for it. Of course, now that's no real competition. Which one of you is funnier? 100%. Have you got a particular joke that you were proud of Winston that you can prove that you're a funnier? Oh, my goodness. Oh, wow. Particularly. You tell one of my jokes. No! No! I'm not telling one of your jokes. Tell me, please. Tell me, please. I have a joke. She prided herself so much in finding dad jokes. OK. I made one up today. Good to do it. OK, Dr. What would you call a cameo by Biggie in Jordan Peel's sophomore film? What? Notorious. No! Notorious. Oh. Oh. Wow, that was a... I mean, yeah. That was funnier. That was funnier. You see? It worked. Yeah, I think maybe put a different paddle this time. Yeah. I think you might be much funnier than Winston, actually. She's not laughing at all. Ah! That's nice jokes. Oh, save me, dude. We got it off. Great. That was great. OK, don't overdo it. No, no, you're flamed. I love it. I love you so much. Who would have a higher kill count if us happened in real life? It's tough. No. No, no. She got some stuff. OK. Well, he has the advantage of his size. Uh-huh. And, you know, yeah, he could... I think if it was like... I think you'd have me kill people so there'd still be your kills. That's true. That's not what I would have. We'd actually think of... I would be like, I'm a walkie-talkie. Go left. Go left. Six meetings. Thank you. But he's very stubborn. So I don't know whether we... Team at the top. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Oh, we can do this. We can do this. We can do this.