Speaker 1: Thank you everybody for joining us for this Park Copper
Speaker 1: episode of Magical Rewind.
Speaker 2: We've got kind of.
Speaker 1: A cool one today because you know, we like going
Speaker 1: back and watching the old stuff, we very much do,
Speaker 1: but we're also super intrigued by a lot of the
Speaker 1: new stuff and the last movie movie before last. A
Speaker 1: couple movies ago, we watched one of the newest dcms
Speaker 1: that we've ever watched, Sleeper Party or what we'd like
Speaker 1: to call teen Hangover, and we both really really liked it,
Speaker 1: and we didn't want to tell you then because we
Speaker 1: wanted to surprise everybody. But we were so excited for
Speaker 1: our guest today because she is the star.
Speaker 2: I mean, arguably the star.
Speaker 1: I would say the star right because it's an ensemble piece,
Speaker 1: but she was the star of this movie, carried the
Speaker 1: film and did such a great job.
Speaker 2: We cannot wait to talk to her, so please help us.
Speaker 2: Welcome Darby Camp.
Speaker 3: The hell.
Speaker 4: Hello, I'm excited to be here, Thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: We are so excited to have you on.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you're aware, but we just recapture
Speaker 1: movie and we both really loved it.
Speaker 5: We loved it, and I have to say you as
Speaker 5: an ensemble cast were so fun to watch. I want
Speaker 5: to say you and your love interest were probably well
Speaker 5: and NIC's favorite couple on a d com. I mean,
Speaker 5: you guys are up in the time. We're talking like
Speaker 5: Vanessa and Zach, who, like you guys, were just so
Speaker 5: unbelievably adorable. We loved your storyline, we loved the chemistry
Speaker 5: between you guys, and we'll get out like my favorite
Speaker 5: part between you two as far as like just the
Speaker 5: best moment ever. I couldn't been a bigger fan for
Speaker 5: you in a little bit. But thank you so much
Speaker 5: for coming and being on our podcast. This is amazing.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm so happy to this is gonna be a
Speaker 4: lot of fun. I did listen to the recap of
Speaker 4: the movie and it was a lot of fun. And
Speaker 4: my mom and I watch it or listen to it
Speaker 4: together and we really enjoyed it.
Speaker 2: So they okay, good.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So then maybe you don't know for our interviews,
Speaker 1: but you're not gonna be able to talk at all.
Speaker 1: We're just gonna be gushing at you the whole time
Speaker 1: for how awesome the movie was.
Speaker 3: So you know, we are one.
Speaker 6: Hundred and ten d coms in yeah, and fifteen d
Speaker 6: coms in and so seeing and the vast majority of
Speaker 6: them that we watch are the old school ones. So
Speaker 6: to see what Disney's doing, and we'll get into the movie,
Speaker 6: we want to first start with where you came from
Speaker 6: and how you found yourself on the set.
Speaker 2: But the thing we're so.
Speaker 1: Intrigued by is normally Disney with their new movies, it's
Speaker 1: these big, huge tent pole projects.
Speaker 2: It's Zombies, it's Descendants.
Speaker 1: So to have one of the kind of one off
Speaker 1: movies that is like an old school d com but
Speaker 1: brought into.
Speaker 2: The new world was just great. But we'll get into that.
Speaker 2: So that is.
Speaker 3: Usually our first question.
Speaker 1: What's your origin story, How did you become an actor
Speaker 1: and how did you find yourself in the business of show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so my mom is also an actress. She went
Speaker 4: to school for it and got her degree. And when
Speaker 4: my sister and I were very little, my mom was,
Speaker 4: you know, going to auditions, and there was one that
Speaker 4: was like, if you have your own kids, bring them
Speaker 4: in that will like help you with this commercial or whatever.
Speaker 4: The great and so she's like, oh, perfect, my kids
Speaker 4: are so great. So she brought us in and I
Speaker 4: had a lot of fun and my mom was like,
Speaker 4: let's get you some auditions, maybe we can hook you
Speaker 4: up with the agent. And my sister was like, yeah,
Speaker 4: it's not for me. She that she was like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm not really that dramatic. I'm more into sports. And
Speaker 4: I was like, I would love to cry on camera,
Speaker 4: Let's do it. So I just started auditioning and it
Speaker 4: kind of just got the ball rolling. I'm from North
Speaker 4: Carolina and I still live here in Charlotte, and so
Speaker 4: it's been very like a great blessing to be able
Speaker 4: to be here and like submit tapes and still like
Speaker 4: be seen in the industry even though I'm which there
Speaker 4: is a lot of stuff happening over here, but how
Speaker 4: this world you can be anywhere and still you know,
Speaker 4: send in tapes. And so yeah, I was in high
Speaker 4: school when I auditioned for Summer Party, and I didn't
Speaker 4: hear about like I was in that waiting time, like
Speaker 4: after I had done the tape and I did a
Speaker 4: zoom with I think it was Emmy and Alex who
Speaker 4: were and maybe it was all three of us, so
Speaker 4: the girls from it like wow. And so it was
Speaker 4: in Veronica the director and it was in that period
Speaker 4: of like waiting and I was like, really nervous, but
Speaker 4: I was homecoming princess and a cheerleader, and so I
Speaker 4: got to do all of like that four like high
Speaker 4: school like events. And then right after it, I was
Speaker 4: at my best friends volleyball game and my dad walked
Speaker 4: in and was like, we need to leave tomorrow, and
Speaker 4: I was like, are you serious, We're driving, let's go.
Speaker 1: So you were actually living a dcom'oming prince and then
Speaker 1: you get to actually be in a dcom.
Speaker 5: That is such a good point as far as how
Speaker 5: the industry has changed, because so many back when Will
Speaker 5: and I were auditioning, if you were living in North
Speaker 5: Carolina and you had an agent and things were starting
Speaker 5: to kind of kick up for you, you and at
Speaker 5: least one of your chaperones would have to basically either
Speaker 5: moved to New York or move to LA to actually
Speaker 5: really pursue the career. So then you kind of have
Speaker 5: to put your home life to the side for a bit,
Speaker 5: or at least for like pilot season or things like that,
Speaker 5: where you'd be face to face with these you know,
Speaker 5: big career changers, these you know talent scouts, the casting directors,
Speaker 5: And that's so amazing that you've gotten to have the
Speaker 5: chance of have the best of both worlds. You're living
Speaker 5: Anna about Danna's Live Girl.
Speaker 1: That's how I.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I feel so blessed, and it's it's really been cool.
Speaker 4: And my friends that I've grown up with here, I've
Speaker 4: known them like been at the same school with them
Speaker 4: since kindergarten, and so it's been cool to be able
Speaker 4: to have the opportunity to have one foot in both worlds.
Speaker 5: Literally, yes, okay, I've got I've got to go straight
Speaker 5: to like one of my biggest questions. I'm just dying.
Speaker 5: I've thought about it almost the entire time. Watch when
Speaker 5: you were doing the casting, at what point, Well, first,
Speaker 5: did they actually make you shave your eyebrow?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, I did.
Speaker 4: Hear that like in the producer's room, Like when they
Speaker 4: were talking about it, a lot of the producers were like,
Speaker 4: so we'll have her shave her eyebrow. Do this, And
Speaker 4: then like one of the women was like, well, we're
Speaker 4: not gonna make this fifteen year old girl shaver eye.
Speaker 5: We can't do that.
Speaker 4: But it was like almost like a given that they
Speaker 4: were like, oh, yeah, she'll shave her eyebrow. And someone
Speaker 4: I don't know who it was, but someone was like, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: we're not going to make her do that.
Speaker 3: Yes exactly.
Speaker 5: I love that she that she advocated for you for that,
Speaker 5: because then that was my next question, like what was
Speaker 5: the process now that you're done with the movie to
Speaker 5: regrow your eyebrow? Like how do you shape it? Did
Speaker 5: it come in natural form? Like that was like my
Speaker 5: whole thing. So I'm so glad you didn't have to
Speaker 5: go through that because yes, at fifteen, that would have
Speaker 5: been a very hard thing to do. But now that
Speaker 5: they've got such great makeup and everything, because it definitely
Speaker 5: looked like it was gone. It did not look it
Speaker 5: looked like you fully shaved it, and that was just
Speaker 5: But even still, every day to walk around with no
Speaker 5: eyebrow did it? Did you walk like go to just
Speaker 5: go to the restroom and wash your hands and realize, oh, yeah,
Speaker 5: that's right, I don't have an eyebrow like that? Even still,
Speaker 5: every day had to have been a little jarring.
Speaker 4: It was definitely like in the beginning, it was it
Speaker 4: took some getting used to and I would snapchat my
Speaker 4: friends from home and be like I would like, go
Speaker 4: open my soundchat and then it pop up, be like
Speaker 4: oh yeah, and then I'd like send my friends picture
Speaker 4: and I did crankle a lot of them. In the beginning,
Speaker 4: I was like why I actually had to do it,
Speaker 4: But I ended up getting used to it, and it
Speaker 4: was kind of like cool to be able to you know,
Speaker 4: like see what that would be like, yeah, having to
Speaker 4: do that, but exactly.
Speaker 1: Then wash it off, washed it off like that you
Speaker 1: said that you you know, you're still talking to your friends.
Speaker 2: You grew up with all your friends.
Speaker 1: You obviously have like a great friendship base, back home,
Speaker 1: family base, you know, the whole support system. But when
Speaker 1: I was a kid growing up and auditioning, it still
Speaker 1: made you weird that you were the actor kid.
Speaker 2: Did you ever grow up? I mean, was was it?
Speaker 1: Did you have that stigma on you at all in
Speaker 1: school where it was like, oh, she's different, she's the
Speaker 1: actor or that type of thing, or was everybody just
Speaker 1: totally cool with the career path that you had chosen.
Speaker 4: It was definitely a mix. I I had my best
Speaker 4: friends that were close that I had known my whole life,
Speaker 4: and then when you get to middle school. Actually in
Speaker 4: middle school, my sixth and seventh grade year, I wasn't
Speaker 4: in school because that was when I was like working
Speaker 4: these like two straight years. I did Christmas Chronicles and
Speaker 4: then Clifford and then Christmas Chronicles two, and so I
Speaker 4: wasn't in school. And then I came back in eighth
Speaker 4: grade and it was COVID year. So it wasn't always
Speaker 4: in person, but high school it got a lot bigger
Speaker 4: and there were a lot of newer kids, and it
Speaker 4: definitely was that stigma of like, oh, like I know
Speaker 4: who that is, Like you just can come and go
Speaker 4: and a lot of people would just like walk by
Speaker 4: and be like, yeah, let me get my let me
Speaker 4: get your autograph.
Speaker 5: And it wasn't there.
Speaker 4: It wasn't like bad, but there were always always be
Speaker 4: someone making a comment and things like that.
Speaker 5: There's always that girl that's a hater. You just can't
Speaker 5: get rid of them. They are always around. It is tough,
Speaker 5: like it's a tough, tough role. I'm sure you went through.
Speaker 5: I did that when I was doing commercial. I went
Speaker 5: through one of my best friends finding out, oh I
Speaker 5: did some job commercial, this that the other way, dance
Speaker 5: with somebody, and then it was like one of my
Speaker 5: stupid friends would say something to the wrong person. Then
Speaker 5: it was like, oh, yeah, she's not in that commercial.
Speaker 5: Yeah right, And then finally the commercial and I just
Speaker 5: have to be like, okay, whatever, I wasn't in it,
Speaker 5: you're right, And then it come out and be like okay,
Speaker 5: well all right. So there's that. But so there is
Speaker 5: those girls that just you can't get away from.
Speaker 3: And honestly, if.
Speaker 5: You go if you were this like kick ass soccer
Speaker 5: player or whatever, like and doing big teams, you know,
Speaker 5: like a big travel team, there be haters about that too.
Speaker 5: It's just unfortunate that, you know, high school, junior high
Speaker 5: in high school, it is rough. Okay, it is not
Speaker 5: and it is not safe in the streets on the
Speaker 5: high school all of arts.
Speaker 3: So Darby, looking at the.
Speaker 1: List of the people you've worked with, it's the only
Speaker 1: word is insane for the just the sheer number of
Speaker 1: amazing people you've worked with. And we can go through everything,
Speaker 1: and I would love to go through kind of in order,
Speaker 1: but just some of the names are like Julia Roberts
Speaker 1: and Sean Penn, Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Zoe Kravitz, Laura Dern, Clifford.
Speaker 3: The biggest one of it them all, Carl Russell, Goldie Hawn.
Speaker 1: Now I'm just curious because obviously we're from very different generations,
Speaker 1: But did you know who all these people were as
Speaker 1: you were working with them? Or was your mom kind
Speaker 1: of coming up going do you realize you're with Kurt
Speaker 1: Russell and goldiehn and You're like, who, that's just the
Speaker 1: people I'm working with? So did you did you realize
Speaker 1: the kind of caliber of actors that you were put amongst?
Speaker 4: Honestly, yes and no, so big little lies. I was
Speaker 4: eight and that was when I was Reese Witherspoon's daughter,
Speaker 4: and you know, also had scenes with Nicole Kidman and
Speaker 4: Zoe Kravitz, Laura Dern as you mentioned, and Meryl Streep
Speaker 4: was in season two, which reason one. I was eight
Speaker 4: and I had no idea. I was like, oh, like,
Speaker 4: these are so nice. I was like, mom, why are
Speaker 4: you so nervous? Like these are just lovely women playing
Speaker 4: my mom? And I honestly I didn't even know. And
Speaker 4: then season two rolled around, I was oh, I was
Speaker 4: a few years older, and I was like, okay, I
Speaker 4: do know where else stream? And like then I obviously
Speaker 4: knew the women around me, like you know, my common
Speaker 4: like since came about but I was like, this is
Speaker 4: real street. But they were all so you know, professional,
Speaker 4: and so amazing to me and really treated me like
Speaker 4: you know, a peer, and like I wasn't, you know,
Speaker 4: just a little girl, like I don't want to like
Speaker 4: their mom's gonna fangirl over me, blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: But they were so generous and kind and gave time
Speaker 4: for you know, each one of my family members when
Speaker 4: they would come and visit and everything, and it is
Speaker 4: kind of cool that even Christmas chronicles Kurt Rustle and
Speaker 4: going on. I was like, awesome, like great to be.
Speaker 4: But my Paul, Paul, my grandfather, he loves Kirt Russell
Speaker 4: and so he would He actually did come to set
Speaker 4: and got to meet him, which was really special, but
Speaker 4: he was like boond vangirling. Honestly, I was like, really, okay,
Speaker 4: that would have been me.
Speaker 3: That would have been me.
Speaker 1: Now I'm just realizing, Darby, I'm probably closer and east
Speaker 1: to your grandfather than your dad mom.
Speaker 2: So that's that's horrifying. But that's all right.
Speaker 1: Can you tell talk a little bit about especially as
Speaker 1: a kid, you know, what's the difference between being on
Speaker 1: a set like big Little Lives with all the adults
Speaker 1: and being on a set like Clifford, which is more
Speaker 1: kid based.
Speaker 4: Right, Yes, I mean they were both great experiences, but
Speaker 4: it is different when you're around more like mostly adults
Speaker 4: and big little lives. I wasn't you know, a Clifford.
Speaker 4: It was me like every single day I was working
Speaker 4: a lot and big lies. I was more in and out.
Speaker 4: But it definitely, you know, everyone has been so kind,
Speaker 4: but growing up with adults from a young age has
Speaker 4: been you know, honestly a blessing too, because I feel like,
Speaker 4: but sometimes with high school not a curse, but being
Speaker 4: in high school it made it a little bit more
Speaker 4: hard of like, you know, it was just like I
Speaker 4: feel like, like, what's it just made high school a
Speaker 4: little bit harder to be like.
Speaker 5: Around you know, younger kids with what they were talking
Speaker 5: about that kind of.
Speaker 4: Stuff, which I still felt like I was one of
Speaker 4: them and obviously fit in. But it has been great
Speaker 4: to be able to grow up alongside such adults that
Speaker 4: could really guide me in life experiences and you know,
Speaker 4: be such great role models, and even being in this
Speaker 4: line of work that I love so much at such
Speaker 4: a young age has been such an amazing blessing, and
Speaker 4: everyone who I've worked with has like welcomed me with
Speaker 4: open arms and been like, I'll be in your corner
Speaker 4: if you ever need anything like and being able to
Speaker 4: help me grow in this industry as well.
Speaker 2: That's great. Yeah, it is.
Speaker 3: It's it's strange.
Speaker 2: It's a very.
Speaker 1: Strange job to be a young actor because it is
Speaker 1: you on a Tuesday and a Wednesday, on a set,
Speaker 1: you are treated more like an adult. You have a job,
Speaker 1: your expected responsibilities, and then you go back to school
Speaker 1: on Thursday and you look around at other people your
Speaker 1: age and you kind of realize.
Speaker 2: It's not the same. It's just it's just not the same.
Speaker 1: You're in this whole new category of you're still a kid,
Speaker 1: but you've also seen the world through more adult eyes.
Speaker 1: And then you see your friends sometimes playing a fool
Speaker 1: at fifteen, and you're kind of.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, I'm already over that.
Speaker 2: So yeah, no, I get I get what you're saying.
Speaker 2: It's very strange, but.
Speaker 5: I do love that you're still very much surrounded by it,
Speaker 5: because there is a difference. I will say, because I continued,
Speaker 5: I graduated all the way through high school while auditioning
Speaker 5: and you know, doing a lot of work and things
Speaker 5: like that. And I will say there was a difference
Speaker 5: between my friends that were homeschooled that were I knew
Speaker 5: in the industry versus my friends that went to school
Speaker 5: and the industry kids kind of had one goal, like
Speaker 5: we all had a common goal, right, And then I
Speaker 5: had friends that you know, wanted to be doctors, wanted
Speaker 5: to be athletes. You know, there was like a lot
Speaker 5: more diverse. So I love that you're getting both both worlds.
Speaker 5: I've I've always been very very fortunate to look back
Speaker 5: and feel like I got a good sense of a
Speaker 5: kid that like knew they wanted to be an actor,
Speaker 5: had this one goal. And then I had kids that
Speaker 5: like didn't really some of them just didn't even know. Man,
Speaker 5: they didn't even figure it out. They're halfway through college
Speaker 5: and some of them, I'm like, did you ever figure
Speaker 5: that out?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 5: So I do love that you have such a wide,
Speaker 5: versatile group of people that are around you. And then
Speaker 5: you also had some really it sounds like some really
Speaker 5: great you know, people that were helping you figure it
Speaker 5: out as an adult too, Like give you knew that mentorship?
Speaker 5: That is wonderful. And I mean to be able to
Speaker 5: say like Reese Witherspoon, she follows you on ig like
Speaker 5: what my god? Like that is cool as well?
Speaker 1: It is okay, So you get the script for slumber Party.
Speaker 1: Now at this point, had you heard or seen the Hangover?
Speaker 4: I have heard of it, but I haven't watched it, okay.
Speaker 4: So I remember getting the script and I read it immediately,
Speaker 4: and one sitting I was like laying in my bed.
Speaker 4: I read it and I was laughing out loud, and
Speaker 4: my parents were like, she's still reading me out across
Speaker 4: the house laughing out loud. And I jumped up and
Speaker 4: I was like, Mom, you dad, you have to read
Speaker 4: this right now, like I'm doing this. I am doing this.
Speaker 4: But also I was like I haven't seen the Hangover.
Speaker 4: But my parents were like, this is very similar to
Speaker 4: the Hangover, and I was like, I don't care.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 4: I need I'm sure I'll love it if it's like this.
Speaker 4: But I remember it was like the first week of
Speaker 4: me being on set. My mom and I were in
Speaker 4: our hotel and we like called it up and watched
Speaker 4: I think we watched like maybe we watched like the
Speaker 4: two first two back to back. I was really enjoying
Speaker 4: just like putting together all the parallels and a lot
Speaker 4: of fun.
Speaker 5: As you grew up? Were you a Disney Like? What
Speaker 5: generation are you? As far as when it comes to
Speaker 5: d coms or the Disney Channel in general, like what
Speaker 5: were the big shows? Were you a fan of them?
Speaker 5: Did you watch the channel? Was the channel? I mean,
Speaker 5: I don't know, will Where are we at right now?
Speaker 4: I know?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Were you a Disney kid?
Speaker 1: There's so many different generations of Disney kids, We're curious
Speaker 1: were you one as well?
Speaker 4: I definitely was. I loved Disney Channel like that was
Speaker 4: my jam. High School Musical two was the first movie
Speaker 4: I saw in theaters actually nice and I didn't last
Speaker 4: long until I was down at the front doing a
Speaker 4: bunch of dances and sing. But High School mus School
Speaker 4: definitely was a big thing. Hannah Montana but mostly like
Speaker 4: Hannah Montana the movie because the show was coming out.
Speaker 4: I think the show came out before I was bored. Yeah,
Speaker 4: the show was coming out. I would watch it grow up,
Speaker 4: But the movie came out like right at that perfect age.
Speaker 4: I loved THEO or the hand Montana movie.
Speaker 5: High School Musical was Camp Rock out during that time?
Speaker 4: Yes, Camp Rock and the good. Look Charlie Christmas movie,
Speaker 4: which is kind of random.
Speaker 2: We have not.
Speaker 5: And I didn't even know there was Christmas. I feel
Speaker 5: like we need to do Christmas in June.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's gonna.
Speaker 4: Happen, and like shows like it looked Charlie Austin Alley.
Speaker 4: I loved Austin Alley, but I guess more of that.
Speaker 5: So when this audition of had you done any auditions
Speaker 5: for any other d coms or Disney Channel stuff up
Speaker 5: to this point?
Speaker 4: I remember I did a test. Oh, Jesse was another one.
Speaker 4: I loved Jesse and I did an in person screen test.
Speaker 4: Were bunked with Peyton list by Jackson, and that for me,
Speaker 4: that was like one of those fangirl moments.
Speaker 5: I was so nervous. Did you see them like in
Speaker 5: the hallway or did you see them when you went
Speaker 5: into the room, like when did the nurse take it? Oh?
Speaker 2: Joy?
Speaker 4: I maybe saw them in the hallway, but Sky Jackson's
Speaker 4: mom was in the waiting room and we started talking
Speaker 4: to her and then realized it was Sky Jackson's mom
Speaker 4: and my mom and her like kept chatting it up
Speaker 4: like after I went in and stuff, and I was like, wait,
Speaker 4: that's like crazy like world I'm in, but it was
Speaker 4: probably more in their room, like just like being this
Speaker 4: close to them and like talking to them, like reading,
Speaker 4: like acting with them. I was like, that is crazy,
Speaker 4: but that was probably the biggest you know, like other
Speaker 4: Disney Channel moment audition that I had.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 3: So was this a dream?
Speaker 2: I mean? Was was Disney Channel a dream of yours?
Speaker 2: Growing up? You knew you wanted to be an actor?
Speaker 1: You love the channel where you watching the shows, going
Speaker 1: like that, that's what I want to be right there?
Speaker 4: Yes, definitely I wanted to be. I just remember camp Rock.
Speaker 4: I loved in high school musicool the singing and dancing,
Speaker 4: like I love musicals. I I want a flash mob.
Speaker 4: I wanted that to be our senior prank. I was like,
Speaker 4: let's do a flash mob at school for a senior prank,
Speaker 4: like high school school. But I I really I haven't
Speaker 4: done a musical yet.
Speaker 5: But that well you got to do. Did you guys
Speaker 5: actually get to record or did you just do it
Speaker 5: on camera? You guys got to sing in this movie.
Speaker 5: A couple of times they did it.
Speaker 4: Yes, we recorded it, And okay was that cool?
Speaker 5: In like a recording studio and doing the whole thing
Speaker 5: like it was.
Speaker 4: It was amazing. I was so nervous in there because
Speaker 4: I don't have a lot of singing background. I've more
Speaker 4: recently started getting into the singing like training and world
Speaker 4: like that. So hopefully in the future I'll have some
Speaker 4: upcoming things, but it was so nerve wracking just being
Speaker 4: in the studio and the voice coach we had that
Speaker 4: was helping us, she was like, oh, I worked with
Speaker 4: on the Pitch Perfect movies, and I was like, I said,
Speaker 4: oh my god, that pitch may not be perfect. But
Speaker 4: she was so nice and really made me feel comfortable,
Speaker 4: and hearing it back like was so emotional because I
Speaker 4: got so close with those girls filming this and hearing
Speaker 4: like our voices together after, you know, talking about how
Speaker 4: excited we were to record this and the possibility of
Speaker 4: I was like, I don't know where this is gonna go,
Speaker 4: Like if we're doing press, what if we have to
Speaker 4: sing it live one day? Like never know. But we
Speaker 4: actually didn't get to do any press or have a
Speaker 4: premiere because it came out during the strike, and so
Speaker 4: day before my flight to go out for press, the premiere,
Speaker 4: like all this stuff, everything got canceled and so this
Speaker 4: is like real like interview I've had about Oh, I'm
Speaker 4: really excited.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 5: Okay, so you guys there was an actual premiere in
Speaker 5: the lineup. You guys were like set to come. Was
Speaker 5: it here in La or it's going to be in La.
Speaker 2: No, I'm so sorry that you got that arable.
Speaker 3: They did a hangover.
Speaker 5: So many premieres in your lifetime, girlfriend.
Speaker 3: Don't they did a hanglo two. So slumber party two.
Speaker 5: Slumber Party two. Oh man, I would be in on it. Okay,
Speaker 5: that is that is what a bummer. That's a bummer.
Speaker 1: I say, I'm pitching slumber party two. It's the night
Speaker 1: before graduation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I love this.
Speaker 5: Wait, I love it. I'm gonna need to know, like
Speaker 5: who is one of you is going to be a
Speaker 5: ASB president, like a student council president, Like one of
Speaker 5: you is like ruling the world. It might be Veronica.
Speaker 4: You might have to be her.
Speaker 5: She has got like now she went from home school
Speaker 5: to ASB president. There's no better up from there.
Speaker 1: That's actually, Sabrina, that's a perfect transition. You talked about
Speaker 1: how close you got with your fellow cast a. What
Speaker 1: was it like, were we so you were all so
Speaker 1: wonderful in this I mean, you obviously carried the film,
Speaker 1: we talked about it, but Alex, we were kind of
Speaker 1: amazed that this was her first project. It seemed like
Speaker 1: we were trying to do the research, but it's like
Speaker 1: she's never been in anything before, because she was wonderful
Speaker 1: in this movie.
Speaker 3: So was when the.
Speaker 2: Four of you got together, was it instant?
Speaker 1: I mean just kind of you said you did a
Speaker 1: zoom chemistry read, which which again I guess for the
Speaker 1: younger generations, is totally normal. I couldn't imagine feeling the
Speaker 1: chemistry over zoom, but that's what we all do nowadays.
Speaker 1: But when you were all in the room together, did
Speaker 1: it just instantly click? Because man, it did on film.
Speaker 4: Thank you it. Honestly, I was so nervous that I
Speaker 4: felt a little you know, I had to warm up
Speaker 4: a little bit. And it was definitely it wasn't an
Speaker 4: instant click per se. But each day got closer and closer,
Speaker 4: and it was probably by the second week that it
Speaker 4: was like, Oh, we're we're friends for life, Like this
Speaker 4: is gonna be gonna be fun. And and as you
Speaker 4: were saying, Alex, this being their first film, even I
Speaker 4: like being on set with them and you know, working
Speaker 4: alongside of them. They are so talented and so good
Speaker 4: at everything that they do on screen and off screen.
Speaker 4: Just such an amazing person and friend. Like, I am
Speaker 4: so excited to see what they're going to do in
Speaker 4: the future.
Speaker 3: I apologize.
Speaker 1: I hear you saying they I didn't know if they
Speaker 1: were non binary, so we'll certainly make sure that that's
Speaker 1: okay in there.
Speaker 2: No, no, but I certainly didn't know.
Speaker 1: But that's yeah, because they came on and all of
Speaker 1: all of you together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess it's like because it's like the Hangover.
Speaker 1: One of the things that made the Hangover so wonderful
Speaker 1: is everybody their characters were not only so perfectly delineated,
Speaker 1: but worked so perfectly together together. Yeah, And that's one
Speaker 1: of those things where, especially in d comms or Disney movies,
Speaker 1: maybe one actor stands out or two actors stand out,
Speaker 1: but sometimes the ensemble isn't always necessarily there. And this
Speaker 1: was one of the things we talked about, well again
Speaker 1: you listened to it, is that even the smaller characters
Speaker 1: that came in for uh, you know, a day player
Speaker 1: kind of character, they all were so wonderful in Slummer party,
Speaker 1: the band, the people in the band, and obviously your
Speaker 1: love interest. Everybody they cast just seemed to work. And
Speaker 1: that's why it's kind of amazing that the first chemistry
Speaker 1: test was on zoom.
Speaker 5: I can't believe that that cast is truly, truly remarkable.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I'm sorry, this is just the way my
Speaker 1: mind works. So now it's this, it's the night of graduation.
Speaker 1: It's the little sister that goes missing.
Speaker 4: That's perfect.
Speaker 3: And yes, and.
Speaker 1: So you you're still with, your character is still with
Speaker 1: You've been to high school sweethearts the whole time, with
Speaker 1: your love interest.
Speaker 2: Coming back.
Speaker 5: More than disappointed.
Speaker 2: Because he's a year ahead.
Speaker 1: So he's coming back from college to be there for
Speaker 1: your graduation. The whole wacky night ensues, and maybe it
Speaker 1: all starts with a prank from your rival high school team.
Speaker 1: You reverse it, so the rival team starts something that
Speaker 1: starts the whole night.
Speaker 2: And so I'm sorry, I'm already writing.
Speaker 5: It away, will That's okay. So one of the best things,
Speaker 5: and we see it right from the beginning of this movie,
Speaker 5: is this freaking hedgehog that you guys are writing. I've
Speaker 5: got to know, first of all, I don't know if
Speaker 5: your mom ever really exposed you to like Dumb and Dummer.
Speaker 5: But this was like the Disney version of a shagging wagon.
Speaker 5: It was so good, so creative. I was scared for
Speaker 5: you most of the time because I could not figure
Speaker 5: out if you were holding on to something there where
Speaker 5: you buckled in, like it looks so dangerous. Tell me
Speaker 5: about your guys' time on this hedgehog. How much fun
Speaker 5: was it? Just tell me it was fun. It had
Speaker 5: to have been.
Speaker 4: So much fun. And I'm so happy you mentioned Dumb
Speaker 4: and Dummer. That is one of my favorite movies of
Speaker 4: all time, and exactly what it felt like when they're
Speaker 4: you know, coming up the hill and like bound. It
Speaker 4: was this hedgehog. Hedgie the hedgehog was our best friend
Speaker 4: for a while and had a lot of days, you
Speaker 4: know with with him, and we were strapped in. I
Speaker 4: had a seat belt and like it was kind of
Speaker 4: like bike handles that I was holding around.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's yeah towards the end, but for a long
Speaker 5: time you cannot tell that those handles.
Speaker 4: Are exactly And we all had our helmets of course,
Speaker 4: safety first, and it was cool with Alex and Emmy
Speaker 4: on each side. They had a harness on and they
Speaker 4: were hooked up like on the side of it with
Speaker 4: like you know, wires could not fall off.
Speaker 5: But it was someone driving.
Speaker 3: Actually inside driving.
Speaker 4: So it was actually a go kart, and we had
Speaker 4: our stunt coordinator in the gokart like in the Hedgehog,
Speaker 4: and he was driving it underneath. That is so kill
Speaker 4: It was sick. And we actually were freely going on
Speaker 4: the road like in the real road. There were some
Speaker 4: scenes that were green screen, like the close ups and
Speaker 4: like all our screams and all of that, but no,
Speaker 4: we were actually on the road like going in this
Speaker 4: go car and it was so much fun. And the
Speaker 4: best part, which I love, is just the freedom to
Speaker 4: be able to just go crazy. They're like, we want
Speaker 4: to hear you scream, We want to hear you just
Speaker 4: be absolutely terrified, like yell, do it all. And I
Speaker 4: was like, let's just go crazy and it was such
Speaker 4: a cool experience.
Speaker 1: What was the shooting schedule like, because you're essentially in
Speaker 1: every scene of the film, I mean, did you have
Speaker 1: any time to yourselves to to explore Atlanta, to just
Speaker 1: go out and hang out or were you four just
Speaker 1: working the entire time?
Speaker 4: We mostly were working for most of the time. We
Speaker 4: all were still in high school and under eighteen, so
Speaker 4: we had our child labor laws of we can only
Speaker 4: work at school, so I could work. How much could
Speaker 4: I work?
Speaker 2: Eight hours? I think, oh it was a ten and
Speaker 2: a half now, okay and and a.
Speaker 4: Half, and then built in three hours of school and
Speaker 4: an hour and a half of rest relaxation. So it
Speaker 4: felt very you know, not rush, but it was like
Speaker 4: fast paced of like okay, here go get your twenty
Speaker 4: minutes of school, do this, and then we need you
Speaker 4: here and then we need you there. But I love that.
Speaker 4: I'm like, you know, I'm I'm here to have fun
Speaker 4: and I like the fast pace. But I would crash,
Speaker 4: like immediately, get hold. And we did work a lot
Speaker 4: of Saturdays, which you know that happens and not every Saturday,
Speaker 4: but I still did have some time, you know, we
Speaker 4: went to It was during Halloween, and so we went
Speaker 4: to some haunted houses in Atlanta as a group and director.
Speaker 4: We dressed up because we had to work on actual Halloween.
Speaker 4: So like on one of the weekends, we dressed up
Speaker 4: and went to the haunted house like it was like
Speaker 4: the day before sometime near Halloween, and I on actual
Speaker 4: Halloween after work. I remember Ramone who's Jake and I
Speaker 4: and our moms we went and saw I think we
Speaker 4: saw a Smile in the theaters, like the horror movie
Speaker 4: after work, and so we did have a lot of
Speaker 4: time to like, you know, do fun things on our
Speaker 4: time off and just spend time together. That was like
Speaker 4: the biggest thing is even if we were working, you know,
Speaker 4: like a lot, and every day, it was always together
Speaker 4: And I love that so much.
Speaker 2: How much was it that?
Speaker 1: I mean, that's that's it's so true, because I'm just
Speaker 1: curious how much was the experience different for you working
Speaker 1: on a show where basically everyone's your own age, working
Speaker 1: on a film eybe one as opposed to you're the
Speaker 1: kid on the set.
Speaker 2: Does it kind of change the whole vibe of your
Speaker 2: work day.
Speaker 4: Honestly, yeah, it kind of does it. It's not it's
Speaker 4: not lonely at all when I'm the only kid. It's
Speaker 4: you know, great and everyone is amazing. But you know
Speaker 4: it's not like, oh, look, come hang out my trailer
Speaker 4: with me, you know, right, Like let's like I'll eat
Speaker 4: lunch together like with everyone. But it's like on the
Speaker 4: days where my ash want to eat lunch in my trailer.
Speaker 4: I come join me. It wasn't really like that. It
Speaker 4: was more you know, like I would go and go
Speaker 4: to my trailer and it was still great. But Slummer party,
Speaker 4: it was like every day was a play date. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but you know it's like let's eat lunch.
Speaker 5: In our trails, you know, like summer camp kind of
Speaker 5: thing is what we talk about a lot. Like you're
Speaker 5: you're hanging out. You're like almost in like a dorm
Speaker 5: type feel as far as like going to each other
Speaker 5: as trailers or whatever, like you're just kind of mixing
Speaker 5: and grooving together. I love that.
Speaker 2: So I'm curious. You just graduated from high school right
Speaker 2: last year? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Last year, so a year ago.
Speaker 3: A year ago, So what's what's next for you?
Speaker 2: What? What?
Speaker 1: What a what can we see you in? But are
Speaker 1: you going to college? Are you taking some time to
Speaker 1: just jump into the business?
Speaker 2: What? What are your your plans?
Speaker 4: I'm taking time to just jump into the business. I
Speaker 4: thought about, you know, college, and you can always you know,
Speaker 4: go back later or even do so I haven't gone
Speaker 4: to college, probably not going to I'm not a big
Speaker 4: you know, I'm not an academic weapon, which is okay,
Speaker 4: but you know, even just doing some extension classes from
Speaker 4: like you know, UCLA, I know they have some great
Speaker 4: ones or any other college. But I have done some
Speaker 4: acting like you know, intensive classes. I went to New
Speaker 4: York last summer and was there for a few weeks
Speaker 4: and have been doing things like that and just kind
Speaker 4: of using it as so far like this gap yeard
Speaker 4: or really you know, just prepare myself and you know,
Speaker 4: take classes and just see what's going on ahead. I'm
Speaker 4: auditioning a lot, you know, every day, how it is,
Speaker 4: and I am working on my first producing credit. Wow,
Speaker 4: our own like independent film that my family and I
Speaker 4: will be like producing and are good buddies in la. Actually,
Speaker 4: one of the Christmas Crown's producers, his son is a writer,
Speaker 4: and so he and his writing partner started writing this
Speaker 4: script and we're like, we had you in mind for this.
Speaker 4: Would you want to be an action an action hero?
Speaker 4: Like like I was like, say less, So we'll we'll
Speaker 4: do on that. Right now, it is moving forward every day.
Speaker 4: We're hoping to start filming towards the end of the summer,
Speaker 4: maybe early fall. But I'm so excited. It's going to
Speaker 4: be a blast.
Speaker 5: That is really really incredible and you'll get to work
Speaker 5: more with your mom.
Speaker 4: We we actually have done a movie together called When
Speaker 4: we last spoke. She was also in Benji. She had
Speaker 4: a little scene in Benji and in Big Little LIESE.
Speaker 5: Okay, did she audition separately for that? Or was that
Speaker 5: because they found out she was an actress since she's
Speaker 5: on set with you, like, OU did that workout? That's
Speaker 5: so cool?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Thank you so Big Little Lies? It was actually I
Speaker 4: don't It was just she was on set with me
Speaker 4: and it was this reception or secretary. It was like
Speaker 4: just coming to like mister missus Kleinder here and that
Speaker 4: was the scene and they were like, let's just have
Speaker 4: let's have Lacey do it. Why not? I was like,
Speaker 4: awes for Benji. I think she did audition for it.
Speaker 4: She's right now. I'm like, I think you did audition
Speaker 4: for it. And it just happened to be, you know,
Speaker 4: perfect timing. And when we last spoke, a friend of
Speaker 4: ours was the director and we both we both like
Speaker 4: auditioned for it, but we were yeah, we went through
Speaker 4: the audition process, but knowing the director and like being
Speaker 4: familiar with all these people, but still both of us
Speaker 4: going through the audition process in it worked out perfectly,
Speaker 4: and we were playing the same character but just older
Speaker 4: and younger. Oh, perfect, like highlights in her hair. She
Speaker 4: works you know, contacts to have the same eye color
Speaker 4: as me. And it was really interesting to see us
Speaker 4: kind of look alike because we don't. I think as
Speaker 4: I've gotten older, a lot more people are like, you
Speaker 4: look just like your mom, but we have very different
Speaker 4: coloring and like I more like my dad. So it
Speaker 4: was funny to see us like in that same you know,
Speaker 4: level of like hair color and eyes.
Speaker 5: Then, Oh, that's so cool. And you guys are obviously
Speaker 5: going to be working a lot together as you continue
Speaker 5: to work. That's awesome. That's a dream. That's very cool,
Speaker 5: very very cool.
Speaker 2: How does one train to become an action star?
Speaker 8: Asking for a friend, Oh yeah, so I'm trying to
Speaker 8: just you know, just work out every day, which is
Speaker 8: I should be doing that nonetheless, but you know, just
Speaker 8: trying to stay in shape.
Speaker 4: And we haven't started like actual training and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: But I have some background with cheers, so I would say,
Speaker 4: like I'm pretty good with you know, like certain stunts,
Speaker 4: and I've loved working in stunt like in film with
Speaker 4: like Christmas chronicles. There was a lot of stunts. Even
Speaker 4: in Summer Party, there was some.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was gonna ask, did Alex do their own stunts?
Speaker 5: When they finally got to do.
Speaker 1: Parkour and they and then they fall off the stage,
Speaker 1: which I rewound like four times.
Speaker 5: You know, I was talking about at the end when
Speaker 5: they were actually doing tumbling that was not actually Alex
Speaker 5: all right saying was the amazing stunt double and she
Speaker 5: was phenomenal and was actually doing all of those crazy.
Speaker 2: Alex falling off the stage that I just went it
Speaker 2: was great.
Speaker 1: Okay, final question just for me because I love Charlotte.
Speaker 1: Do they still have the great Pink Floyd laser light
Speaker 1: show at the local Planetarium which is still the best
Speaker 1: Pink Floyd laser light show I've ever seen, because they
Speaker 1: did it in three D and it was sick.
Speaker 4: I don't even know about this.
Speaker 5: For a minute.
Speaker 1: Will keep in mind, this was night God geez, I
Speaker 1: was shooting me with Andy Griffith, so I was nineteen
Speaker 1: nine ninety three.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Will, so my brother and I stumbled
Speaker 2: on it.
Speaker 1: We got three D laser glasses and they did Dark
Speaker 1: Side of the Moon from beginning to end three D
Speaker 1: laser light and it was one of the best nights
Speaker 1: I've ever had in my life.
Speaker 2: So that's what I remember of Charlotte.
Speaker 4: I really need to look into that. My dad and
Speaker 4: I love music, and we love Pink Floyd and and
Speaker 4: Andy Griffith, which is awesome. Okay, but I need to
Speaker 4: see if this is still here because I would love
Speaker 4: to do that.
Speaker 2: Oh it was the best. Yeah, and you we're working
Speaker 2: with Andy was was certainly interesting, but the Pink Floyd
Speaker 2: laser light show.
Speaker 3: Was absolutely the best.
Speaker 1: So uh yeah, okay, that was that I had to
Speaker 1: know because I seriously, every time I think of Charlotte,
Speaker 1: that's what I think of.
Speaker 2: It was how.
Speaker 1: Amazing the people were and that Pink that laser light
Speaker 1: show was the coolest thing I've ever seen. So all right, good,
Speaker 1: and I think we've already covered this. But if they
Speaker 1: do Slumber Party two, yeah, are you back?
Speaker 4: You're in there asap? All right, my phone, I'll be
Speaker 4: there tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Okay, speaking of phone, do you have a Slumber Party
Speaker 2: text chain?
Speaker 5: We do?
Speaker 4: Okay, we do, and we'll text on it every now
Speaker 4: and then. And I can't believe it's going to be
Speaker 4: four years soon because we went in September, I think
Speaker 4: is when we started. Wow, I can't believe it's been
Speaker 4: so long.
Speaker 1: But I personally think you're owed a premiere. Yes, I
Speaker 1: think it easy to be a slumber party tonight.
Speaker 5: A nice screening somewhere screening so somewhere cool.
Speaker 1: But that that movie and that ensemble, the four of
Speaker 1: you deserve to walk the carpet and catch your flowers
Speaker 1: for that movie because it was.
Speaker 2: It was really wonderful. Thanks so much for joining us today.
Speaker 5: Thank you guys, this was so regrats on all your success.
Speaker 5: We cannot wait to see what's next for you and
Speaker 5: all of the incredible work you are going to put
Speaker 5: for us. I just I'm so excited to watch the
Speaker 5: future that is going to just really develop into something major.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much. That is so makes me feel good.
Speaker 4: It was so great to talk to you guys.
Speaker 2: You as well.
Speaker 5: Thanks bye bye. What a cutie pie.
Speaker 1: I just like tell her, I know that's you instantly
Speaker 1: went mom mode.
Speaker 4: A girl, You're gonna do big things.
Speaker 3: I promise it.
Speaker 1: Just it just sounds like, you know, you get we've
Speaker 1: all grown up with child actors, and I swear it's
Speaker 1: getting better. Which is which is good, but you do
Speaker 1: hear there's still the horror stories. And then you talk
Speaker 1: to somebody like that who you can tell has the
Speaker 1: right support system around them, you know, solid family, friends,
Speaker 1: huge and friends that She's like, I'm still talking all
Speaker 1: my friends. I mean, that's pretty great. And there is
Speaker 1: I think something psychologically more sustainable and more healthy to
Speaker 1: where every day nowadays, ever, you can be anywhere. So
Speaker 1: she's like, she's home, she's in North Carolina. You don't
Speaker 1: have to be in LA You don't have to be
Speaker 1: in New York. You can be anywhere and then go
Speaker 1: to go to the work or have the work come
Speaker 1: to you. Go to the work if you need to,
Speaker 1: but you don't need to be right there in Los
Speaker 1: Angeles anymore. I mean, I've been here for thirty five years.
Speaker 1: There's nothing here anymore.
Speaker 5: No, So yeah, and it opens the door to be
Speaker 5: able to do other things too, right like because you're
Speaker 5: not making the trek and having to go from audition
Speaker 5: to audition. Audition takes your whole day after school or
Speaker 5: your whole day of That's a big reason why people
Speaker 5: did homeschool was they were auditioning so much. There was
Speaker 5: it was hard for their parents to be able to
Speaker 5: navigate both worlds. So they just jumped into the acting world.
Speaker 5: Now it's like you don't need to you can prepare
Speaker 5: for your lines, then you put yourself on tape, take
Speaker 5: an hour of the day to do three or four
Speaker 5: auditions or whatever.
Speaker 4: Like.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it opens up so much space for them to
Speaker 5: be able to do other things, to see if they
Speaker 5: have other interests. That's a huge thing that I think
Speaker 5: our generation it was like if you were an actor,
Speaker 5: so many, I mean ninety percent of the people were like, oh,
Speaker 5: you can only act, that is it, that's all you do,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I love how you say our generation, like we're the
Speaker 2: same age.
Speaker 5: Well, I feel closer and closer to your generation meeting
Speaker 5: more and more people like that.
Speaker 1: Well she's eighteen, of course, I'd hope you're closer.
Speaker 5: She wasn't even alive journal.
Speaker 3: I don't know which I.
Speaker 5: Don't even I feel like high school musical was just
Speaker 5: right after us, but it felt like a lot longer
Speaker 5: after us, and it was.
Speaker 1: Just like, no, I think she said, Hanama, she said
Speaker 1: the Handamon Tannem show. I wasn't she was, Oh my god,
Speaker 1: I think I already had an older.
Speaker 5: The movie was done in two thousand and nine. Like
Speaker 5: this is like what I'm saying, like she makes me
Speaker 5: feel so much, Oh my gosh, I know.
Speaker 1: But she's there's also there's they call it getting through
Speaker 1: the lens. There's people that they just when you put
Speaker 1: them on camera, they're just meant to be on camera.
Speaker 2: You can tell, yes, this.
Speaker 3: It was this whole cast.
Speaker 2: Whole cast. You can tell this whole cast.
Speaker 1: They were so wonderful and I'm I hate that they.
Speaker 2: Got caught up in the strike.
Speaker 1: I mean, obviously we had to strike, it was what
Speaker 1: it was, but they the idea that they weren't allowed
Speaker 1: to have their.
Speaker 5: Permission such unfortunate time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it really needs to.
Speaker 5: Know that that this this young actress, this young actor
Speaker 5: not only went through the pandemic right, because that's a
Speaker 5: whole other thing. Like when she was saying, like her
Speaker 5: auditioning and her schooling, right, she.
Speaker 2: Had to go through grade during the pandemics.
Speaker 5: Bring doing the pandemic in like, yes, the in the
Speaker 5: eighth grade, but I mean going to school on zoom,
Speaker 5: what a nightmare. Then getting this incredible role, having one
Speaker 5: of the best times of her life filming this, and
Speaker 5: then for another situation like the strike, like oh man, yeah.
Speaker 2: But this was I mean, we genuinely liked this movie.
Speaker 2: This is especially in the age of oh god, damn it.
Speaker 2: We also didn't ask so we can cut the goddamn it.
Speaker 1: But we also didn't ask about Ron Howard and Brian
Speaker 1: Grazer and working having them a producer.
Speaker 2: But yeah, the we get so excit. I did when
Speaker 2: we're doing this.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's it's again to be the kind of
Speaker 1: dcoms that we're watching now. The newer dcoms are all
Speaker 1: these big tent pole dcoms, So to have a great
Speaker 1: one also thrown in there that modernizes kind of the
Speaker 1: and that's what I felt about Slumber Party, kind of
Speaker 1: modernize the old school d coom, like the one off friends,
Speaker 1: wacky adventure kind of dcom you've seen a hundred times.
Speaker 1: And to do it this well with this cast was
Speaker 1: really something special. So Darby, thanks, It's so much.
Speaker 5: So updated, like it to be something that was just
Speaker 5: so relevant in this day and eight, and.
Speaker 1: I'm writing Slumber Party two. I'm going to write Slumber
Speaker 1: Party two because it was so what we're going to do.
Speaker 1: It was great, which is and you do the second one,
Speaker 1: although you do the second hangover, but all the dropping
Speaker 1: all the girls in the middle of Thailand probably isn't
Speaker 1: going to be the best play.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they probably would be incredibly nerve wrecking.
Speaker 3: Although any of the things.
Speaker 1: That Right after graduation, some kids take a vacation with
Speaker 1: their friends, so you can have the same model where
Speaker 1: they're all on vacation somewhere.
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 5: I did a Mexico trip. I went to canyon and
Speaker 5: I cannot believe Kathy and Fred allowed me to do that.
Speaker 5: That was incredibly dangerous when I was doing that.
Speaker 2: Yes, you see, you might.
Speaker 5: You might not unless I'm there.
Speaker 1: Oh, so you're not gonna let your kid go and
Speaker 1: let you do the same stuff you did. No, you're
Speaker 1: gonna deny her those those activities.
Speaker 5: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Wow, Wowa, I was I was?
Speaker 5: I it was not.
Speaker 3: No, No, we'll talk about those stories later.
Speaker 1: Yes, thank you everybody for joining us on this park
Speaker 1: app episode. We apologize for the ninety three questions. We
Speaker 1: didn't ask that. We then hang up and go damn it,
Speaker 1: I said, hang up like that's nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 3: However, log off whatever the hell it is.
Speaker 5: We'll get a chance. She'll get to talk to her friends,
Speaker 5: and maybe we'll get someone else from the cast on
Speaker 5: here and get that.
Speaker 2: I think we need to have a slumber party reunion.
Speaker 1: God, that sounds creepy even as I say it as
Speaker 1: an older man, a slumber party reunion, but.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm looking for.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, everybody, I don't forget to join
Speaker 1: us over there on our other feed where we're gonna
Speaker 1: be watching awesome movies, continuing to watch all these wonderful
Speaker 1: d coms that are coming out, Wonderful World of Disney's.
Speaker 1: We're just hitting the world because we're what like one
Speaker 1: hundred and ten in and we still.
Speaker 5: Still finding about new ones. We have got to do this.
Speaker 5: Good luck, Charlie, Christmas one.
Speaker 2: I know we've got so many to go now. So Jay,
Speaker 2: thank you right for izzy searches. He's got to be,
Speaker 2: oh of course. But thanks everybody for joining us, and we'll
Speaker 2: see it next time.
Speaker 5: Bye bye