You four have been chosen to go to a different school. Aradhan, Pat. Today is a big name because the cost of the descendants is here in Holland. And it's not adults asking questions. No, it's children. This is Laura. This is Armand. Armand, you want to be a journalist? Laura knows a lot about Disney. Are you ready? I'm ready about everything. Yes, I know. Are you nervous? No, I'm not. It's coming. A descendant. Someone who is related to a person or a group of people from the past. These are the descendants of Disney's most evil villains. And this generation is rock to the core. Rock to the core. Rock to the core. Rock to the core. What was your favorite scene in the movie? My favorite scene, there were so many. But I think the most memorable one for me was the opening number, Rod, into the core. It was the first day of shooting. So my first day on a film set, first of all, you know, first day we all dressed as our characters as Evie and Jay. And I've been dancing as I was a little girl. So to be able to dance and sing and act all in one day with Kenny and the incredible dancers that we have, it was really amazing. I'm ready to go. I'm ready to go. I'm ready to go. I'm ready to go. Do you relate to your character in real life? Yeah, I think you always do it in a way. I feel like Jay, his ambition to be the best he can be. Unfortunately for him, it's stealing. But for me, it'd be in something else and acting are creative ways. But I feel like I always strive to be the best I can be. That's right. Did you ever steal something? Yeah, we won't talk about it. It's called stealing. It's like buying whatever I want. It's like it's free. Yeah, I actually took a watch from that. You took a watch from that. Yeah. What other watches? Doesn't he always watch? Are you still ahead of it? I do. I brought it with me, actually. I'm not wearing it right now. It's a cool watch. But as a kid, did you ever steal something? Oh, yeah. Yeah, definitely. I would think so. I mean, you just like, little things, too. I'm never like in a store or something. Do you relate to your character in real life? I do. Yes. On the beginning, it was hard to relate to her, because she was raised so differently by such a horrible mother. But at the end of the movie, Evie becomes such a strong, independent, beautiful girl who learns that what matters in life is not, what's on the outside, but what's on the inside. And as a girl, that was really important lesson to learn. And I learned a lot from her. And what is the relation then? You had an awful mother, too? No, I did not. It's the end of the beginning. I'm all on. No, in the beginning, it was hard to relate to her, because she had such a horrible mother. And my mom raised me to be kind of who Evie is at the end of the movie, which is to believe that you're beautiful inside, that you're strong, that you don't need a prince charming to save you. And she also became kind of a nerd. And I'm such a nerd, I keep doing it. OK. What do you think about seeing yourself in the movie theaters? Oh, guys, when we saw them, the big screen at the premiere, it was pretty nuts. Well, let's get this party started. Oh, really? We all need to see it honest. I was like, I see my semi-baked screen, I guess. But seeing it in the premiere, wow, look at this. It looks like it shouldn't be a TV movie. It looks like a movie. It looks like a big movie. And it was the first time I had seen myself on a big screen before, so that was really surreal. It was so cool. When we were there, I thought I'd film. And it was really special. MUSIC So I've got a goss of questions. Your first kiss. You're good. I like you. You didn't have a grade. My first kiss was when I was 14 years old, with one of my sister's friends. Oh, older? That's not my younger sister's friend. Oh, that's true. We're like almost the same. I was actually quite old. I was 18, and I had just graduated in high school. Can you believe me? That's true. So it's an idea. I had like zero girlfriends. And it was a friend of mine that I had kind of grown up with. And it was good. That's good. I like to think I'm a little bit more. Beauty is paid. And what about school? Did you ever get bullied? Did you ever punch someone? Oh, I never punch somebody. Not in school. Not in school? No, I guess. I don't know. For me, in school, I was always just more of like on the art side of things. I like to make comic books in school and stuff like that. I get in trouble for drawing. I wasn't really like really popular. And I wasn't, you know, I was just kind of, was there, I guess. I don't know. I didn't really go into any category. Right. I was bullied in middle school so much that I had to leave my middle school to go to my new school. Because girls can be mean as we all know. Kids can be brutal sometimes. Like it you now. I moved to a new school, made some amazing friends who just kind of left me for who I was. And I think that's the key. Just surround yourself with people who love you for who you are if you're weird or you're nerdy or whatever it is. And that's great. Were you ever sent outside from a class for doing something you weren't supposed to? No. Yeah, I was once. Well, because I don't know what I was thinking. But I was like trying to make someone have like a weird, like trying to do like a different face with their face. Like I don't know. I don't know why. I just weird things. I don't know. I draw all over. I'd have my schoolwork and I would finish my schoolwork. But then I would turn it into like a house. She's an incredible draw. Things like that. I'm very talented. Thank you. I was actually always kind of a nerd. And I always tried to be really well behaved in school. But there was one time it was during dismissal. And in our school and dismissal, you had to be very quiet. You couldn't talk much. Which makes no sense. It's the end of the school day. You should be able to talk. Right. But anyways, that day I was a little chatty. I had like a little candy over lunch. I was a little hyper. And I got in trouble for talking to my friend. And they gave me a pink slip, which is kind of like detention. And I was so nervous. I didn't know how to tell my mom. I was so, so, so scared. I was like, I promise I'll never have any. I'm running to the core. Core. Running to the core. I'm running to the core. Core. You can ask for more. I'm nothing like the kid next. Like the kid next door. I'm running to love. I'm running to love. I'm running to the core. You got it. Thank you so much. Thank you. So I thank you. Hope to see you guys again soon. Thank you. Thank you. We are the champions. The champions. We are the champions. The champions. The champions. What? What? What? What? Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Yeah.