Millie Bobby Brown: Not Eleven Forever

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Speaker 2 Millie Bobby Brown, welcome to Call Her Daddy.

Speaker 2 I cannot.

Speaker 4 I'm so excited.

Speaker 2 You look so major right now.

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This is my company. This is a t-shirt.
These pants belong to Pamela Anderson. You're lying.
I'm not lying.

Speaker 4 She gave me these pants for the the press tour and

Speaker 4 they fit and they and i i just couldn't really even believe that she

Speaker 4 yeah she gave them to me wait did she just like randomly reach out and be like no so the whole like the whole film electric state is based in in the 90s so i was like okay everything i want everything i really wear in this press tour to be 90s archive So I was like, who are the like the major blondes in the 90s?

Speaker 4 Like, and I was like, okay, Cammy. So I, we found up, like, I had a mutual with her.
Apparently they say you're five degrees from every, you know, that thing?

Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 4 So I was like, I must know someone who knows her. Ended up getting in touch with her.
And she was like, oh, let me just look in my closet and I'll pull some stuff for you.

Speaker 4 And she pulled me a whole rack of clothes that were just like

Speaker 4 unbelievable. Like these dresses were, they're timeless.
They were ridiculous. And these pants were a part of it.

Speaker 2 And I was like, call her daddy. Without a doubt, call her daddy.
The fact that you're wearing Pam Anderson pants and you look like this today, I'm like, it's going to be a good fucking morning.

Speaker 2 It's going to be a great morning. I think this is the earliest I've ever done an interview on Call Her Daddy.

Speaker 1 Really?

Speaker 2 Everyone's always like, ooh, can we do it late night? Like, I think Megan Fox and I did it at legit 10 o'clock at night. So you're like.

Speaker 4 Do you feel like you do better in the morning or at night? Like, do you feel like you?

Speaker 2 I don't know. You let me know.
Okay, okay, okay.

Speaker 4 You know, like, and I'm not trying, like, I listen to every episode. Stop, I love you.
Like, Jake, Jake, my husband, we I'm on the drive and Jake's like, put the the next episode on.

Speaker 4 Chelsea, so I just recently listened to the Chelsea handler one. I was in bed and my husband's like, what are you doing?

Speaker 4 I was crying in fits, like you trying to keep a straight face while she's telling the most absurd stories. I loved that episode so much.

Speaker 2 Thank you. She is like one of one.
I feel like she's like my older sister when I sit down with her. Yeah.

Speaker 2 And it's crazy because I don't know if you've ever had this moment, but like in your career, but like I looked up to Chelsea so much. I watched her on late night.

Speaker 2 Like, she, when I was like sitting in my house in Pennsylvania, wanting to make it like she was the person that I looked up to. So, to now be like friends with her, I'm like, oh, what is life?

Speaker 2 Like, have you ever met a celebrity where you're like, I can't believe I'm, I guess, your Pam Anderson moment is.

Speaker 4 Yeah, I mean, yeah, I'm, I mean, hopefully, one day we can actually be like real, real friends. Like, that would be epic.
Um, I don't know. I think, um, I feel that way.
I guess,

Speaker 4 gosh, that's really, that's tough.

Speaker 4 I'm friends with Ray,

Speaker 4 who is like the most iconic singer of all time.

Speaker 4 And she, I, I sometimes think like, wow, like, I can't believe I'm friends with her. Like, she's just such a cool, yeah, she's such a cool girl.
And Tom Cruise, but that's so casual.

Speaker 2 So casual.

Speaker 4 Like, yeah, he's just like, he's like. epic because I love stunts.
I love doing my own stunts. So he is like a huge, huge inspiration to me because he does, of course, all his own stunts.

Speaker 4 So for me, like he is like, I love, I love kind of being the girl. I love the girl version.

Speaker 2 Just so casual. You're life.

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Speaker 2 Can you talk to me about how you ended up living on a farm in Georgia? Like, what? This is not giving farm girl. This is not.

Speaker 4 No, no, no. This is not.
This is definitely not my day to day. Okay.

Speaker 4 I moved to Atlanta to film Stranger Things. And then that was like that was 10 years ago.
So then we...

Speaker 4 Filmed Stranger Things there and my parents didn't want me to stay or live in LA. They didn't want to live in LA.
They really wanted to kind of shelter me from

Speaker 4 the society out here just because it can be overwhelming for child actors. So they kept me in Georgia and then I lived with them up until I was 18.

Speaker 4 But then at that point, I had like two dogs in my room and a rabbit. And they were like, no more animals.
And I was like, that's going to be a problem. So I ended up moving.

Speaker 4 I bought a house right next to them. So I have a house next to them in London and a house next to them in Georgia.
So I live across the street, but I do live, I live on a farm next to them.

Speaker 2 Okay, take me through how many animals you now have that you're like, goodbye, parents, hello, my own farm. How many animals and can you name them all?

Speaker 4 Yes, yes. I have, so I have 25 farm animals.
So that's like the goats, Cardi B, Slick Rick, Eminem. I have

Speaker 4 Frank. I have Betty.
Like they're all named. So the donkeys are like B names.
The cows, Barnaby, Bessie. So they're all just like that.
I do kind of think like, what name do I?

Speaker 4 And then I've realized realized I've named them all after names I actually really like for kids' names. Like, so it's like, I am like, Winnie, like my dog, Winnie.

Speaker 4 I love that name for a kid. Like, I wish I, but I cannot because Winnie's truly ruined the name.
She's a psycho dog.

Speaker 4 Um, she's the best dog ever, but you know, when you have the dog that's just like emotionally dependent on you, yes, I'm like, I can't now name my child that. Um, I have Winnie, these are my dogs.

Speaker 4 So now I have 10 dogs. What? So 25 animals that live outside.

Speaker 4 Then I have 10 dogs that live inside, four cats, and then I have 23 dogs that live outside but in a in a sanctuary in a in a rescue building that's outside my my house that i built to save stray dogs how many of these animals are sleeping in bed with you at night okay so it actually became a problem it was on electric state where jake said like no more like mil like it's becoming it was it's becoming a real issue we were like in the car and he was like i can't anymore and i was like this is actually an argument we're gonna going to have right now because I was like, I love having all of my dogs in bed with me.

Speaker 4 But when he's away, I have all the dogs in bed with me.

Speaker 4 But now it's only Winnie. Like, it's only Winnie in bed.
And I'm, yeah, livid about it. But whoever is.

Speaker 2 I'm picturing Jake leaving on a trip and you like whistle and they all run into your room.

Speaker 4 The Rottweiler, the great, they're all in. He's a great Dane.
I have a great Dane, Barbie, which I named her Barbie before Barbie was a thing. And everybody was like, oh my God, it's such a cute name.

Speaker 4 And I was like, I hopped on that train a lot, a lot. Yeah.
I was very, I love that name so much. But I have to say Barbie to Americans because they go Bobby.
And I'm like, no, it's Barbie.

Speaker 4 And then they're like,

Speaker 4 Bobby. And I'm like, Barbie.

Speaker 1 It's the most annoying thing ever.

Speaker 4 So,

Speaker 4 yeah, no, I have, oh my gosh, an abundance of animals.

Speaker 2 I'm obsessed that you have a great Dane. Like you, like so little.
And then you just have this dog. It's ginormous.

Speaker 2 I see people online are saying that you're in your trad wife era. What is your take on that?

Speaker 4 I get it like i understand like why they would say that because like i am i am actually like i have chickens i get the eggs like i i know what it looks like from afar except i could not be and i did get married young like it's all it's all really veering in that direction except like i am like you know i am a really like you know i don't know i i love my job i love being untraditional and unconventional in so many ways of my life but i don't think like yeah like me just being i just think I'm, I love being on a farm and Jake does too.

Speaker 4 So like that would then make him a trad husband. I don't know.

Speaker 2 Oh, I love that for Jake.

Speaker 1 You know, like, I don't know what that means.

Speaker 2 I want to just say also, I was thinking about it. Like, I, I think it also depends on where you're at in your life.
Like, I was cooking on Sunday. I cooked for my husband.

Speaker 2 I was like, I am a trad wife through and through because I never cook. So I also think it's like that works.

Speaker 2 You cook every night.

Speaker 4 I cook every night.

Speaker 4 Yeah, this is the problem i know i oh you're full trad wife i cook every night i love cooking like cooking is like that's where i find like i can put all my anxiety into cooking and i'm really i'm really good what is your go-to dish what is jake like give it to me now he loves i make steak fruits i make paella i make i make roast dinner which is like an english like like thanksgiving dinner but i make that every sunday Yeah, like I, I, I do take my cooking very seriously.

Speaker 4 I make, we do like a, like a taco Tuesday night. We do, I make the, every Sunday, I make what the next week looks like.

Speaker 2 She's meal prepping. She's meal prepping.

Speaker 4 The only thing I do not, I cannot, I hate going grocery shopping. Like, I always am Jake.
Like, that is something I really, I don't know.

Speaker 2 Yeah, that's fair. Yeah.
Um, okay, I want to get to know you a little better today.

Speaker 2 So I'm going to ask you some questions and you're just going to answer first thing that comes to your mind and then we can discuss. All right.

Speaker 2 If you could be cast into any reality TV show, which would you choose?

Speaker 4 The secret lives of Mornim Wildles.

Speaker 2 No, I just finished that.

Speaker 4 I'm obsessed. I cannot with that show.

Speaker 2 Picturing you.

Speaker 4 That is, I know. I just feel like, yeah, no, that show is epic.
I just finished Love Island. Are you a Love Island girl?

Speaker 2 I am so Love Island through and through. And I feel like anytime someone would ask me this, I'm like, shit, I'm married.
But my answers would always be

Speaker 2 like Love Island versions. But then I'm like, I'm married, but I, that's all I watch.
It's like the loved ones.

Speaker 4 Yeah, I know. And I also think I would be voted out immediately.
I'd probably be so boring because I hate drama. So like, if I'm in, I just immediately like retreat.
Like, I don't know.

Speaker 2 No, but you're a bombshell.

Speaker 4 I'm a blonde bombshell. No, I know.
We, I actually just was in Tux and Caicos with all my friends and we played Love Island, like, but as if it was like, like.

Speaker 4 As if it was like murder mystery. Like, we all had different characters.
It was so fun. Jake and I like immediately coupled up together.
I was like, he was doing it in the English accent.

Speaker 4 it was epic it was so epic but i was like that's the closest thing i'll ever get to being in love island wait can we talk about your blonde hair yes are you feeling like this is like an alter ego like what's the vibe i you know what i've i've been blonde before i don't people are like so shocked about it the only difference because in electric state i was blonde but the the only difference is that we just we did go to like my roots so i am now like platinum platinum blonde whereas before i was leaving up quite a lot of like the dark my dark like darkness in there because i'm naturally quite dark

Speaker 4 But yeah, I like I think yeah, I Jake's like you look Totally different to me and so does my dad I sat in the chair for 13 hours getting my getting my hair done walk into the room my dad's like oh I was like that is not no dad I'm gonna do this again.

Speaker 2 I know

Speaker 4 one more time and this time I'm gonna need a gask I'm gonna need applause um but no I just think I look really different to what people are usually seeing me as but it's so fun so fun Okay.

Speaker 2 Sabrina Carpenter arrested you at her Atlanta show. Yeah.
But if you really went to jail, what do you think it would be for? Oh,

Speaker 4 like having too many dogs or something terrible. Like, that would be like, Millie, it's just too many dogs.

Speaker 4 No, um, maybe, like, maybe, like, in, like, trying to like, like, I have been in situations where if I feel like dogs are being mistreated, like, I would steal a dog. Yeah, if I needed to.

Speaker 4 Like, if I felt a dog was being mistreated, I think I'd probably just saving a dog, like, in general. That would be what I go.
Otherwise, like, I am, I am, you have no idea.

Speaker 4 This is what leads back into the trap. I am so, like, straight and narrow.
Like, do not, I'm never ever. Yeah, I follow every single rule.
I am a rule follower.

Speaker 2 I love that for you. Yeah.
Okay. What is something the Brits do better than Americans?

Speaker 4 Gosh, this is interesting. I don't want to get in trouble.

Speaker 4 I would say

Speaker 4 I think the banter is just a lot better. I do love a merit.
Like, I do like like my, like,

Speaker 4 my husband, his friends, my friends here in the States, like, and even Jake's family, like, have great banter. So, I'm not taking that.
They do have really good banter.

Speaker 4 And actually, Americans can have quite like English banter. But my family is just, it's another level.

Speaker 2 We watch it on Love Island. Yes.
Like, you watch the difference.

Speaker 2 U.S. just had its best season.
Yeah, it still doesn't compare to the banter. No, the banter.
The drama is great.

Speaker 4 The drama here is so much better. Yeah, but in England, the banter is unmatched.
The banter.

Speaker 4 okay what is something random that pisses you off oh i mean what pisses you off um like what like what random are we talking here

Speaker 2 like depends how gossipy we want to get i'm like when someone lies to my face and you can i can kind of tell when someone's lying same because you know when they like do that clenched jaw thing where you're like no you're fully lying to my face but i then am bad at being confrontational right so i'm really good at being confrontational you are see that's the thing i don't like drama but if you like come at me with something, I am, I will confront you.

Speaker 4 Cause I just feel like I'm not the kind of, I'm not the kind. If you met my mom, we are not the kind of family that like takes bullshit.
Like we will just tell you right then and there.

Speaker 4 Like we don't wait a couple of days to simmer. We're like, no, no, no, this is you wait.

Speaker 2 I need to say, I need to get so much better at that because I wait and then I like ruminate on it and I'm thinking about it.

Speaker 4 And then you question if you're in the wrong. No, you can't have time for that.
No time for that. No, you have to be like, no, these are the facts.
And also, I never, I never want to forget.

Speaker 4 You know, when they're like, but when what happened? And I forget. I want to know right in the moment.
So for me,

Speaker 4 yeah, I don't like, maybe what pisses me off, I, I mean, obviously lying is so annoying.

Speaker 4 And I'm an actor, so I can also see when people lie. Like I can see when people are fibbing.
But I would say,

Speaker 4 gosh, maybe just like when people,

Speaker 4 when people like, but this is this, this makes me not just pissed off. This makes me like leave a room, like, I don't see you really.

Speaker 4 It's like loud, loud slurping loud chewing loud loud anything like that i cannot bear like it hurts me it really really hurts me it sends shivers down my spine like that bad oh wait do you have tick tock no oh good for you because i was gonna say what are you doing do you ever go on like youtube where people do eating videos do you ever no i couldn't do that i mean i was watching a show The other day, I'm not even going to say what show it was, but I was watching a show and I was in bed and he was eating and I went disgusting, disgusting, put on mute, put on mute.

Speaker 4 I couldn't. Jake was like calm down I was I can't why would he eat like that on a show Do you get gross out by your own eating? No does but that's this is the problem.

Speaker 4 I'm deaf in one ear So when I chew I can't hear anything else But like I can't hear anything So if I'm in a room with someone chewing I eat something really loud So I can't hear them interesting.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Do you have Jake sit on your the side where you can't hear when you're having date night?

Speaker 4 No, no, actually he already likes to sit next to each other on date night. He doesn't sit opposite.

Speaker 4 What about your husband?

Speaker 2 It It depends on the seating. Like, if it's a booth situation, I love a corner booth.
Yeah. So we can both be in there and we're people watching.
Yes. And we're like, look at those freaks.

Speaker 2 Look at that person. They look like they're breaking up.
They look like they're lucky. I love that.
Sometimes we'll be across from each other. Yeah.
You're next to each other.

Speaker 4 Yeah, no, but he, he, I'm not like, I'm, I'm just, I'm just kind of bad enough where like things are just like very, very like muffled underwater to me. I miss a lot of things.

Speaker 4 he says he calls it selective hearing i disagree but um but i miss like action and cut like i I do miss very important things in my life, like because I can't hear. It's great.

Speaker 4 It's yeah, I was born with it and I just, they've never, they kind of gave up. She said, she's broken.

Speaker 2 Let's talk about you growing up. Okay.

Speaker 2 Obviously, you got your big break on Stranger Things.

Speaker 2 We need a little behind the scenes. You have the biggest fandom.
Obviously, people will forever love the show.

Speaker 4 Can you share like any funny or chaotic story that just like happened behind the scenes that we weren't privy to as fans that you can just give us a little anything I mean honestly there was like as much as it you know what we grew up on the show and we were so young that like we had so much fun as kids like I will say that like we as much as we worked and like we had our schedules were crazy us kids we were we stuck together like glue we did everything together we laughed like all the time.

Speaker 4 Like I just I look back on those memories and we did just have so much fun. Like Noah and I once, it was season three, Noah Schnapp,

Speaker 4 he and I were the youngest, so we stuck together really close because we were silly, like the old, like the other kids, they were older, they, they,

Speaker 4 they weren't like, we were really silly, like, we would pull faces, make noise, do like the fart jokes, like we were the nightmares of the group, and understandably,

Speaker 4 um, but we once, uh, all the teachers were on lunch and we, and this is where I don't, I wasn't doing a rule following thing, I, we TP'd the whole classroom and then we hid all of the teachers' computers.

Speaker 4 Like,

Speaker 4 and, like, and, and, and then we hid in the closet of, of the classroom. And when the teachers came in, they couldn't find.
They couldn't find anything.

Speaker 4 The other kids were like, what happened in here? They're on the radio, like, where's Millie and Noah? We need to get them on set. And we were just hysterical in the closet.

Speaker 4 And I just look back on those moments, be like, you have to do that. Like, weren't you, like, weren't you, like,

Speaker 4 my husband's like, he used to TP

Speaker 4 with his siblings, before, like, at Halloween. Yes.
I wasn't doing any of that. I wasn't allowed to.
So, just like those moments, you look back and you go, oh, we were so silly.

Speaker 2 No, that is so cute because I agree.

Speaker 2 It's like, that is the stuff that I was doing around my neighborhood when, like, kids would be like TPing trees, and everyone's like, oh my God, we're going to get in so much trouble.

Speaker 4 But then, when we came out, the teachers were belly laughing at us, and the ADs were rolling their eyes because they're like, of course, they would do that.

Speaker 4 And they took pictures, and we took pictures like in the TP'd classroom. And all the kids were like, you guys are nuts.
And we knew it.

Speaker 2 Wait, that's cute. Okay,

Speaker 2 who on the cast is most likely to make someone laugh during a scene?

Speaker 4 Oh, gosh. I mean, for me personally, like Noni makes like Winona makes me laugh, like, because she's just so, she's so wholesome sometimes.

Speaker 4 Like, she, and like, I just, she makes me chuckle, and she knows she does.

Speaker 4 Like, so I think her or, um, or Noah, like, Noah knows how to get, like, Noah knows my weakness because Noah will like do the silly, we make fun of each other's, like, poses.

Speaker 4 So, like, in Stranger Things, he always does, like, he always feels the demagoguing and, like, he always goes,

Speaker 4 like, and I will do it with him behind the camera to sabotage him. And then he does the say, he'll be like,

Speaker 4 and I'm like, and like, we just, we sabotage each other. Like, what can we like? That's what we do.
That, and then, like, he knows my weaknesses, but

Speaker 4 they all make me laugh, honestly. Like, I am easily the one to break for sure.

Speaker 2 You, okay, who gives the best advice?

Speaker 4 Oh, my gosh, Winona.

Speaker 2 Who does their own stunts?

Speaker 4 Me. I from, I don't know.
I don't like, especially the, I do my own stunts. I do all of them.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Who do you think is most likely to have the craziest fan interaction?

Speaker 2 Finn.

Speaker 4 Finn. I think Finn.
Finn is just so like,

Speaker 4 he's just so, like, he's so funny. And I feel like, I feel like his fans also are a little bit more like, you know, he has a huge following because he's Mike.
Like, people love him.

Speaker 4 Like, I know even so many of my girlfriends growing up were like Finn basically posters on the wall.

Speaker 4 So I think he probably would have i do have some some weird experiences but i think him maybe the most i don't know i was gonna say i feel like you've had what is like one of your weirder fan interactions that you've had in your life

Speaker 4 one time i had a man

Speaker 4 bring me at an event a coffin with a doll of me in it

Speaker 2 and i was like oh so cute no stop that's like your people pleasing dentists i know i know because i was like i'm not gonna like i was like oh my gosh, that's so, that's so cool.

Speaker 4 Um, and you worked so hard on it. And I was, and then he wanted to give it to me, and I was like, no, no, no, I'm okay.
I don't want to take that with me.

Speaker 4 So I signed it and then I gave it back to him.

Speaker 2 Millie, I'm trying to help, you know, I don't want to make him feel bad.

Speaker 2 Dude, those are the moments in life where like I, I have so much respect when you watch those videos of like a celebrity getting just like cornered.

Speaker 2 And in that moment, there's no right way to handle that. And probably if someone wasn't being filmed, like a normal person would be like, what the fuck are you doing?

Speaker 2 Yeah, but you're like, this is so.

Speaker 2 You worked so hard on that.

Speaker 4 No, I know.

Speaker 2 I'm obsessed. Yeah, I know.

Speaker 2 Okay.

Speaker 2 You obviously had to shave your head the first season. How did you feel about that?

Speaker 4 I honestly did not, did not care. Like, like, and I'm saying that, like, like, I really did not care.
I didn't have anxiety. I wasn't sad.

Speaker 4 When they shaved off, I just thought, cool, like, now this is what I'm doing.

Speaker 4 Like, I think, I think it started to hit me months and months in where like you get at that age where you're 11 now and you're you're shaving it consecutively every three days because it cannot grow past a certain length because we're filming so continuity wise you are shaving it every so every time it started to grow and I'd get excited it'd be shit like we'd shave it again so I think it became to the point where I was like like 12 11 or 12 where I was like

Speaker 4 the boys started liking girls and I and I was kind of like maybe why are boys not liking me and then I was like oh I'm feeling like insecure now now.

Speaker 4 So then I would put wigs on, and I got, I did get really, really like bullied. Like

Speaker 4 in public, um, people would like make comments and stuff. But on I honestly, like, I still to this day, like, loved the experience, and I would do it again.

Speaker 4 Like, I always tell Jake, like, for my first baby, I want to shave my hair off. Like, I don't know.
I just feel like such, it was really limit, like, liberating, would suggest it for anyone, any girl.

Speaker 2 Wait, so you're saying if you, when you have your first child, you would shave your head. Yeah.
Like, when you have the child, or when,

Speaker 4 like, right, like, maybe, like, right before I'm about to give birth. Like, because I just think, like,

Speaker 4 hair is such an ordeal, anyway, to deal with. Like, why I'm gonna, like, nurture my child? Why, like, deal with my hair? And I think it's such a liberating experience.

Speaker 4 Like, to be a woman is, is, and I felt like I had that experience as a girl, but I'd like to have that experience as a woman.

Speaker 2 That's pretty incredible that even you saying, like, you experienced bullying from it, you did it at a young age, but now I feel like to hear someone own something that they were shamed for and made fun of and be like, oh, I'd do it again.

Speaker 2 Like, that's kind of, how do you think you got, though, to that point from being like insecure about it at one point to now wanting to almost like relive the feelings and experience again?

Speaker 4 Yeah, I just don't, I just don't allow like outside noise to influence something that meant so much to me at that time. Like that, it, I did love it.

Speaker 4 Like I would go home and my mom and dad like always supported me, always hyped me up, told me I looked amazing. And like, so that it was a fantastic experience.

Speaker 4 It's when I stepped out my door when I felt like people were making me question if it was looked good or not. Like they didn't, but they didn't infiltrate like my front door.

Speaker 4 You know, those, that noise didn't. So for me, like, and I know I'm in a much stronger place now, like that I could deal with that noise.
I don't care. Like I deal with it every single day.

Speaker 4 So for me, I'm like, that's nothing.

Speaker 2 Even you talking about that though, Millie, of like starting at 10, then having this experience where people were so fixated on like what you were looking like and your hair.

Speaker 2 And then you start to mature and become a young woman. And I feel like it was obvious for so long that you were so hyper-sexualized in media.
Everyone was so fascinated as you were growing up.

Speaker 2 How do you think that impacted the way that you approached romantic relationships as you started to like become a young woman?

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Speaker 2 You were so hyper-sexualized in media. Everyone was so fascinated as you were growing up.

Speaker 2 How do you think that impacted the way that you approached romantic relationships as you started to like become a young woman? Yeah.

Speaker 4 Honestly, I think it's again, like my parents put me like when we lived in Georgia, so I didn't like when I was like talking to boys, it was usually like either people in the industry or like that's kind of the only way I didn't go to school.

Speaker 4 I didn't go to parties. So I didn't meet any, it was mostly online.

Speaker 4 Like I, like, that's kind of where I was like, oh, that boy's cute, but like, I don't know, like maybe, and maybe one day I'll meet him. And then I, you know, and that's kind of how that happened.

Speaker 4 It was never like I dropped my coffee and met, you know, a guy. Like that just wasn't the case for me.
So I was like, kind of,

Speaker 4 yeah, I never got to meet anyone. Everything was very monitored in terms of when I met a boy.

Speaker 2 I feel like every time I've sat down with anyone that was a child actor, they talk a lot about like how normalized it was. Like you kind of mentioned, like you're around adults all day.

Speaker 2 Like you were fortunate to have a pretty big cast of like younger kids, but you're interacting in like a pretty adult way. Like, do you ever look back and be like, oh my God, I became so used to

Speaker 2 maybe like interactions with adults that weren't as normal for young kids?

Speaker 4 100%.

Speaker 4 I 100% agree with you. Like that, that's, that's something I, again, I, I actually just talked about it in my Vanity Fair cover, but like for me,

Speaker 4 Yeah, I have trouble communicating even still with people my own age. And I'm now 21 and I'm still like, okay, like I can't.

Speaker 4 I sometimes I find it hard navigating conversations or finding things in common.

Speaker 4 And that I know is just due to like my lack of socialization with children.

Speaker 4 But I, if you put like a six-year-old woman in front of me, I could talk for maybe like four or five hours. Like that's, and I just, I grew up with people over the age of 30 all the time.

Speaker 4 And now I can have a conversation with, I'm, most of my friends basically are over 25.

Speaker 2 Do you find that you are

Speaker 2 different?

Speaker 2 Like

Speaker 2 even me, like sitting with me, I'm just turned 30.

Speaker 2 Like thinking about you interacting with me versus if you were interacting with like a six-year-old, do you think you would speak to us differently or like your vibe changes?

Speaker 4 Yeah, no, I definitely think my vibe changes. I feel so comfortable talking to you.
I have a 30-year-old sister, so we are like very close in the way I, and I think also that has a lot to do with it.

Speaker 4 Like I have a 27 year old brother a 30 year old sister. So we have very big age gap.
So I grew up with a lot of adults in the house anyway, but I do have a 12 year old sister. So I do love kids.

Speaker 4 I grew up having a baby in the house. So for me, yeah, I do, I do really connect with with kids.
So that it's like, it's like really like under 10. It's in between 10 and like 21 that I'm just like.

Speaker 4 I don't know what to talk to you about. And I'm really scared.
I don't have TikTok. So I really don't know what you're talking about.

Speaker 4 If you're like making a joke about something, that's where I I love that.

Speaker 1 That's where I struggle.

Speaker 2 I love that for you, though, because you don't need to be on

Speaker 4 the other day. Something was just said, oh, gosh.
And my husband was like, Millie. And it's just like the, yeah, the golden white dress.
Like, I'm, I'm just realizing what that is. Like,

Speaker 4 so that's where I'm where I'm at.

Speaker 2 I love that for you. I actually think you should stay right there because the shit that fills our brains online

Speaker 2 is useful. None of it.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Okay. Let's talk about your relationship.
Okay. You married Jake Bon Jovi.
How did you guys meet?

Speaker 4 We met through a mutual friend. My friend was going to college where he was going to college.

Speaker 4 And I wound up getting his number, but never actually called him.

Speaker 4 I was single and was just kind of like, I'll put it in my phone. I don't even know why I had it in my phone, but I just put it in my phone.
She ended up not going to that college.

Speaker 4 So then they like, we were like all kind of like,

Speaker 4 I don't know, we wanted them to like be friends. And like, I want, I really wanted her to find a group.
Um, and then we,

Speaker 4 it was four months later, and then I just came home from work and I was in my room. And I thought, I'm just gonna cold call people.

Speaker 4 Yeah, I was like, I'm so bored. And the first person I called called was him, and I, and I was like, Hi,

Speaker 4 my name is Millie. And he was like, Hi, I'm Jake.
And I was like, Um,

Speaker 4 and the first thing I said, so like, gross, I was like, are you single? And he was like, yes. And I was like, okay.

Speaker 4 And then I was like, where are you? And he was like, I'm at college. And he was at college at the time.
And I was like, okay.

Speaker 4 I was like, I'm single too. And he was like, great.
Like,

Speaker 4 he, we were friends for a while. Like, we text back and forth and called and we watched like shows on Zoom and stuff like together.
But we, he did not flirt with me like once.

Speaker 4 Like when I tell you, I'm really good when I can sense that, like, had no clue.

Speaker 4 And I said to my mum, you're going to have to sit in on a conversation I have with him and tell me, Are you getting that? Like, because I don't know if he's flirting with me or not.

Speaker 4 And I went down to my parents after a phone call one night. I said, He's either going to be the maid of honor at my wedding or the groom.
I don't know which one. It's like, I don't know.

Speaker 4 He's either going to be my best friend or like my husband. I cannot tell.
And she sat in on the conversation and she said, He isn't flirting with you. Like, he isn't.

Speaker 4 Like, he doesn't show any signs of interest.

Speaker 4 and he was he's just so respectful like so like and i and basically one night i just said to him i really like you and i really don't want that to ruin our friendship because i really like our friendship but i do really like you and i just want you to know and then he was like wow you're so bold and i was like

Speaker 4 i was like what do you mean um and then the next day he was like i really like you too we should we should meet and so we met and then like the rest is history men i know it took him that long though to be like yeah no I do like you.

Speaker 4 I was like, wow, you're so, so bold. Had to fall asleep, wake up the next morning to thinking, oh, he actually despises me to him being like, no, I do actually really like you.

Speaker 2 You falling asleep on Zooms together. Yeah.
You're like, I don't need a best friend.

Speaker 4 No, I know.

Speaker 2 But I'm glad you thought it was all just like platonic at first.

Speaker 4 But again, he was like, just he, that's him, like through and through. Like even like, he's just that kind of guy.
Like he is so friendly, so nice to everyone.

Speaker 4 He could literally have a conversation with a brick wall.

Speaker 2 i cannot so like i literally like cut to the chase do you like me and he's like wow you're so bold i know he's gonna kill me for saying that but that is the truth that though is like what i do love about that is i feel like on the other side i've spoken to women about their like interactions with the guy at first and it's like there's something endearing when a guy is not like the most like aggressive pursuer because it just feels like you being the one that was like hello yeah i know

Speaker 4 like are you seeing what's happening happening here? We have a great connection. We're good friends.
Like, and I knew his favorite color, like, favorite food, all the things before I met him.

Speaker 4 And then when I met him, um, I walked through the airport. And usually this is a huge ick for me.
Like, just like men picking me up from an airport make me feel sick.

Speaker 2 Like, I can't, I refuse.

Speaker 4 I had, it's just like, I've had bad experiences where they get me flowers and I'm like, I cannot interact with you ever again.

Speaker 4 It just freaks me out. I just think it's like weird.
He picked me up and I was like in love. Like I was like, oh my God, you've broken the cycle.
How have you broken the cycle?

Speaker 2 Billy, this is the most random ick I have ever fucking heard from anyone on the show.

Speaker 4 You don't see where I'm coming from.

Speaker 2 You don't see where I'm coming from. Actually,

Speaker 2 I can so see it. Just standing there waiting.

Speaker 4 I just can't, I can't bear it.

Speaker 2 Now in hindsight, I remember back in New York when I dated this guy,

Speaker 2 he was there with like his little joggers on and he was just standing. No, we're gonna throw them.

Speaker 2 We're both gonna throw them. Does he have flowers?

Speaker 4 No, no. no because if you need a little sign no no no no no are you kidding me i would have turned back into tsa and gone check me like actually

Speaker 4 get me a boarding pass get me on the next plane never speaking to you ever again i'm sorry i can't bear it a sign a sign are you a chauffeur no

Speaker 2 like actually

Speaker 2 no way no i can't i can't i really can't no so accurate though of them standing there so he fully broke the cycle no he actually did something even worse.

Speaker 4 He picked me up and spun me around, which again could add to my ick. And I loved every second of it.
I was like,

Speaker 4 like,

Speaker 4 like, loved it.

Speaker 2 I loved it so much. It was epic.

Speaker 4 But, yeah, no, any other man that did that, I would have gotten him in a headlock. Yeah.
No, absolutely not. So, you know, he broke the cycle.
Thank God.

Speaker 2 Oh, my God. Jake, we love that for you.
Yeah, no, I know. Okay.

Speaker 4 I heard that the first time then Jake hung out with your family is you went on an RV road trip all of you together yeah I know what my family if we we don't like to fly anywhere we like to drive so we've literally like my whole life we get in a car and we drive we've driven from LA to Vancouver we've driven from Florida to LA like we do road trips everywhere so we go to the south a lot like that's just like what we do and it's kind of like his initiation like if he can't pass that then

Speaker 4 Like, you know what I mean? Like, if you can't sit in a car and sing songs with my family, like, that's going to be a huge issue. So, I invited him to on a family road trip.
We got in an RV.

Speaker 4 He had never been in an RV before, which I was like, what? What do you mean you've never in an RV? Like, this is my favorite.

Speaker 4 We got in and he just fit right in. Like, my family were like kind of scared.
They were like, we're going to, we're going to traumatize him for basically 16 hours. But he loved it.

Speaker 4 Like, he got out at the gas station, brought us all snacks. We all sung songs.
And I, and then from then on, I was like, oh, if my family, my dad, who like when we first met,

Speaker 4 when he first met my dad, my dad was driving to pick him up, and I was mortified. I couldn't even believe we were all getting in a car together.

Speaker 4 Like, we picked him up from the airport, and my dad stopped at the airport, like, side pickup. And as Jake's getting in, my dad started driving as he's getting in the car.

Speaker 4 And I was like, dad, stop, dad, stop. And he like hopped in, and Jake like swung his hair back and was like, hey, Mr.
Brown. And close, so suave.
Like, it was unbelievable how he like killed it.

Speaker 4 And I like looked at him. I was like, dad, like, you didn't stop the bloody car.
And yeah, no, Jake killed it.

Speaker 4 And I, and I remember thinking, like, oh, if he's gotten through that, like, that's the hard part.

Speaker 2 Not your dad being like, you know what? I'm going to keep it fucking. I'm going to keep moving.

Speaker 4 Let's see how you get in.

Speaker 2 Also, kind of ballered that Jake was like, instead of just standing there, like, wait, stop the car.

Speaker 4 No, he got in and was like, hey, Mr. Brown.
And I was like, oh, my dear God, get me out of this car.

Speaker 4 Not only have we picked you up from the airport, you're now meeting my father who hasn't stopped the car. And you have all your luggage that we now have to get in the car while you're moving.

Speaker 4 I was like,

Speaker 4 I'm getting hot.

Speaker 4 And then we got in the,

Speaker 4 he walked in the house and my mum was watching The Impossible, like the most, the saddest movie of all time, to which my mum is bawling her eyes out. Jake's like, hi, Mrs.
Brown.

Speaker 4 And my, and like, my mum's like, call me Kelly, call me Kelly. And I was like, oh, this is horrific.
No, it was really bad. And then

Speaker 2 I am, thank you for sharing this because I am like physically crying over here.

Speaker 2 The picture that you're painting is this like beautiful chaos.

Speaker 2 And then the RV trip and it's like, you're a part of the family.

Speaker 4 Exactly. No.
And like, seriously, my parents, like, when he went to bed that night, my parents looked at me and they were like, he is like fantastic. Like, we love him.
And I was like, really?

Speaker 4 After everything you've put him through? Yeah, I think he is great.

Speaker 2 Are you joking me? Wait, was it as crazy when you met his family?

Speaker 4 No. No.
No, they are so different. They are so like, you know,

Speaker 4 everything's put together. My fam, they were not watching The Impossible.
They did stop the car when they picked me up. Like, it's very different.

Speaker 4 No, they are just like the sweetest. Like, we had dinner, we talked.

Speaker 4 I was really nervous to meet them, of course. Like, you don't, you don't, you never know what's going to happen if they're going to like me.
Um,

Speaker 4 but yeah, I was just, I'm very like, I try to keep, I don't want to like, you know, catfish you. So I'm going to show you who I am, like, from the very beginning, you know?

Speaker 4 um so i am like i am crazy and nuts and fun but like um yeah i think they really liked me at the very beginning and it was like getting to know each other and really like talking out everything and i think they saw how much jake liked me so i think yeah they got to see that whereas my parents like to be in the relationship and they're very much like let's all go out together let's all go on vacation you're like mom yeah no no no but i do love having them around like they are so like my husband will be like mill like let's go out to dinner with them and i'm like we haven't been out to dinner you and i they're like they're so funny and they they get like toothpicks stuck in their teeth at dinner like they're just that they're just that they're those people yeah they're those yeah when did you realize like okay i really actually see a future with jake hmm

Speaker 4 i guess we we've been together for four years um so i guess maybe like when we moved in together and I saw like we had dogs together and we were taking care of our animals and we started living this like day-to-day life.

Speaker 4 I thought, oh, I really don't think I could ever see you like as anything else. Like, I really want, I don't want to be with anyone else ever again.
I don't want to date. I don't want to meet anyone.

Speaker 4 Like, I want you. And

Speaker 4 I think when we started talking about politics and how we want to raise our kids and like, we started talking about really, really bigger things that I'd never spoke, obviously never spoken about.

Speaker 4 And I'm already very young. So I've never spoken about that with like boys anyway.

Speaker 4 But to be able to even think about those things, I was like, shit, like, okay, maybe I do want to be with you forever. But I obviously didn't know if he felt that way.

Speaker 4 Like we talked about marriage, but I didn't know really when it was going to be. And then when we, when he proposed, I was like, it makes sense.
Like everything aligns.

Speaker 4 And like his parents got married really young. They're high school sweethearts.
My parents got married really young.

Speaker 4 They got married when they were like, they, well, they met when they were 19. So they're just like, they're like love stories.
We had just like really young marriages.

Speaker 4 We had really great role models growing up. So we didn't see any different.
We didn't get like jaded by like all the other stuff, you know?

Speaker 2 Well, because I feel like that's, I'm sure people have asked you like, oh, like, did you ever consider waiting? Or were you nervous to get married young?

Speaker 2 But I think when you grow up and you have like a really good example in front of you of you just don't see anything else. Exactly.
Yeah. Okay.
We're going to play who's more likely to. Okay.

Speaker 2 Are you ready? Yeah. Okay.

Speaker 2 Who is more likely to plan a surprise date night?

Speaker 4 Out of Jake and I.

Speaker 4 Me.

Speaker 2 Really? What's your ideal date night?

Speaker 4 Like I filled like the back of a pickup truck with like duvets and like I got snacks and candles and we like like, yeah, we like watch tv and we talked and i had little picnics so like that that that stuff is my vibe yeah love who is more likely to do something embarrassing in public me if you look back most cringe moment where you're like do not show me that whether it's like something we've seen online you know what i no i'm not embarrassed of anything i know i don't get embarrassed love i know it's really because i don't know if it's like a problem i really need to take up with my therapist but like i really don't get embarrassed like i'm like yeah that's just who i am like my parents again if i did like stupid like as a kid my parents would just be like laughing that's millie like never ever took the sparkle of like out of me so for me like yeah like i we were on a road trip and we were in alabama and it was just me and jake and our friends and i needed a wee so i just hung out of the car and peed like in a swamp in the middle of alabama and our friends were like

Speaker 4 what the hell and and i peed in this cup and i emptied it and then the lid was like a pea cup and then we kept it in the car and we called it the p-lid lid.

Speaker 4 And like, for the whole trip, we were just like, Don't touch the pea lid. And Jake's like, Millie, like, you couldn't have done anything.
We could have stopped. You could have waited.

Speaker 4 I was like, I'm in a pee in a swamp. I grew up basically peeing in swamps.
Like, are you kidding me? Like, that's just like on the road trips. Like, it's like, you need to pee.

Speaker 4 Let's go just pee on the side of the road. So, like, that's kind of what we, what we did.

Speaker 2 I love that about you. And I didn't know that about you.

Speaker 2 So, I'm like, I appreciate you sharing this because it's definitely painting a better picture of like who you are behind all the characters that you play. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Um, okay, who's more likely to spill a secret?

Speaker 4 me jake is like a vault i am terrible i i tell people don't tell me don't tell me i'm gonna tell people what is the craziest rumor you've ever heard about yourself

Speaker 2 oh gosh um

Speaker 4 that i'm i mean that maybe i'm pregnant like i was i was caught buying diapers for my lamb i had like a baby like lamb in my bed And I needed diapers for him. So I kept buying diapers for him.

Speaker 4 But people were taking pictures of me buying diapers and like bottles. And like, I actually tried to passivize with him.
And people were like, Millie Bobby Brown's pregnant.

Speaker 4 I was like, No, no, no, it's my lamb. The next week, he grew so big, I had to go get adult diapers, and then they were really confused.
They were like, What the hell is going on here? Millie?

Speaker 4 Yeah, so that's the weirdest one because I really had a really good excuse for it.

Speaker 2 Only you,

Speaker 2 only you. Okay, who is more likely to apologize first? If you guys are like in a little Jake, yeah, who's the more sensitive one?

Speaker 4 Me. I mean, Jake can be sensitive, but it would have to take a lot for him to be like, feel like that.
Like, he takes a, like, I am obviously like crazy.

Speaker 4 So I, for me, I am sensitive when it comes to like, like, I will notice something and I'll be like, you didn't touch my finger like when I was sitting on the couch just then. Like, you hate me.

Speaker 4 That's it. Okay, got it.
Like, I understand.

Speaker 4 Okay, but like, you know, like, you know, when you're just like, it's my period. And he knows it.
He's like, you're only, you're coming. You're good.
It's okay, babe. Like, like, he knows.

Speaker 4 Like, I am like a pretty stable part. We go, like, I go to therapy.
Like, I try to like regulate my emotions. but when I'm on my period, like, no, I see hell.

Speaker 2 It's game over.

Speaker 4 It is game over for him and me.

Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah, for him specifically. For him, yeah, exactly.
Okay, who is more likely to be the life of the party?

Speaker 4 Me, really?

Speaker 4 Yeah. Like, like, Jake has more stamina, so Jake can like last the whole night when it comes to partying.
I,

Speaker 4 I am good for a good three hours, and then I am midnight, and I'm like, peace that, like, that's it. Like, cannot, cannot laugh.
It's just really hard. All of our friends, like, they went to college.

Speaker 4 So they, they can

Speaker 2 go.

Speaker 2 Have you had beer pong?

Speaker 4 Yeah, and I'm great at it. Oh, I just learned beer dye.
What is that? Do you know what beer dye is? You know what that is. It's impossible.
You have to throw basically die, like dice in the air.

Speaker 4 It lands on the table. You have to catch it.
If it lands in the beer, you got to drink the beer. Like, it's a whole thing, but we just played it and I'm terrible at it.

Speaker 4 But beer, like, beer pong is like great. You're good.
I am good at that.

Speaker 2 What did you do for your 21st birthday?

Speaker 4 We went to Texan Caicos with all of of our friends. Um, we had just like the best time, went on a boat, hung out, played mermaids.
Do you know what mermaids is?

Speaker 2 Wait, is that where you like swim to the bottom of the pool?

Speaker 4 It's like when you just swim in the pool and play like house, like mums and dads. But as mermaids, you pick your color, tail.

Speaker 4 It's the most pathetic game known to men. But I played it as a child and I said, My dream for my 21st is to play it with all my friends.

Speaker 4 So, all my girlfriends and I, we like picked our tail colors, and we all basically just found our own homes and shells. And we were just like aerial for yeah, a couple hours.

Speaker 2 That's why you're glowing. You're like, I got got to play mermaid.
Yeah. You didn't?

Speaker 2 Okay. Who is more likely to splurge on a big purchase?

Speaker 4 My husband.

Speaker 2 Really? What is he getting?

Speaker 4 Like, he'll just like, if he sees something, like, I'll be like, oh, I need socks. And he'll be like, let's go to Prada.
And I'm like, let's go to Target. Like, what?

Speaker 4 Like, he's just like that kind of guy. Like, he loves to like, he loves to go shopping.
Any and he will refuse to pack a suitcase because he likes to go shopping in the place we're going.

Speaker 4 that's what that's what he does whereas i'm like amazon basics like i love that like that i i never ever when i do spend money on something like I have to call my parents. I have to think about it.

Speaker 2 Like I go back.

Speaker 4 I don't just buy it right away.

Speaker 2 Right. You're like praying about it.
You're like, I need to see if I need this in like a month and then maybe I'll get it.

Speaker 4 Exactly. And I try to help Jake through that, but he does get, he does get like buyer's guilt.
Like, I think so. Like, sometimes people be like, Mel, I shouldn't have.

Speaker 2 Well, I'm sure you're like, you didn't need that. I'm like, you don't need that, babe.

Speaker 4 And he's like, I know. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Do you remember like when you got your like first big paychecks, obviously, from Stranger Things? And you're like, wow, like my life is going to be different now.

Speaker 2 Do you remember anything that you purchased where you were like stressed about it, but you're like, I'm going to do this for myself?

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Speaker 2 Do you remember like when you got your like first big paychecks, obviously from Stranger Things and you're like, wow, like my life is going to be different now?

Speaker 2 Do you remember anything that you purchased where you were like stressed about it, but you were like, I'm going to do this for myself?

Speaker 4 I, I bought a pair of Chanel sunglasses and my parents were like, you should buy them. Like you like them.
And I was like, what do you mean? Like, because I, I really like to be transparent.

Speaker 4 I grew up with no money, like did not grow up with any money. So like we

Speaker 4 we never owned a house. Like, so we, I have a bit, like, I have like a money like thing, like where I get, like, I'm just like very conscious about money.

Speaker 4 So, um, and my parents, like, love, like, they, they say it's important for me to keep that. It's just good to know, like, about money and you know, and not spludge.

Speaker 4 But I remember buying a house like with my parents and being able to do that because for the first time, we were able to actually not be like scared about renting and like the landlords, and you know, like, usually, like, the dog shit on the carpet and when we have to then hide it from the landlords and all that, you know, we're a crazy family, so we usually always lost the deposit on a rental.

Speaker 4 So, so it was nice to just buy a house and be like, let's paint the walls. Like, you know, it was really nice.

Speaker 2 That's so, so sweet. Yeah.
Um, okay.

Speaker 2 You got married around the same time that I did last year. Yes.
I remember like seeing your photos. Yes, I remember seeing yours.
No, you looked so stunning. And it's, I am so happy for you.

Speaker 2 And I can do that. I am so happy for you.

Speaker 4 And I, like, I listened to you before you like met Matt.

Speaker 4 So like, I like, I like, I, I felt like, and I'm sure like listeners feel the same way, just like you going through that love story and seeing you fall in love.

Speaker 2 And like, you were so like you know like like afraid and like to fall in love and like that and to see you happy just makes my heart so happy sweet thank you i i remember like the first day i told the daddy gang that i had a boyfriend i was like gonna vomit i remember calling my mom being like what if they're mad at me like i i'm not doing the single days anymore

Speaker 2 she was like i think they're gonna be ready for it alex like you've given them enough of how to like be single now let's show them maybe if you're conducting relationships ample experiences of like that you know like and you have guests that are able to go like talk about that but like you being in love is so important and like you're thankful yours you know your journey is priority thank you let's talk about your wedding okay one to ten yeah how bridezilla were you

Speaker 2 okay

Speaker 4 hold on i think that i was good i didn't stress i wasn't stressing i'm just a planner so like i'm not like yelling at people or anything like i'm not bridezilla but like i knew every second of that schedule like every second like I apparently which I don't really remember this because I think I blacked out right before I walked down the aisle, but I apparently, like, I knew the second of the song that people would go down the aisle to.

Speaker 4 So I had a really big wedding party and I knew that right before I would go, okay, you guys go. And I knew the second that the song would go, right? So I'd go, you guys go, you guys go.

Speaker 4 Like I was ready because they were walking down the aisle and I had forgotten to put my veil on. I forgot all.
So by the time that everybody went, I went, oh shit.

Speaker 4 And my dad went, Millie, it's your turn. And I was like, it's my, it's my turn.
And like, I put my veil on and I was like, oh my God, now I've got a cue myself.

Speaker 4 And like, that's like the AD in me, like to be like, I have to be.

Speaker 4 So I felt and my, and Jake said at the end of the aisle, he saw my arms waving around, trying to like make sure everything was perfect. Were you like that?

Speaker 2 No. Not at all.

Speaker 2 This is so beautiful to hear this though because first of all, picturing you back there, you, I already now like getting to know you more. You're like, one, yeah.
Two. I'm like, three.

Speaker 2 You're so cute in that you're like almost like direct.

Speaker 4 You're an actor in me. I cannot help it, but like make sure everything's perfect.

Speaker 4 And Jake literally like after, um, in our, like on our honeymoon, Jake was like, you're going to come, like, you're going to have a come down.

Speaker 4 Like, because every single day I'd have meetings and I would like to the point where like I had everything engraved, everything thought about. And so.

Speaker 4 Yeah, I think for me, like after it happened, like after the wedding, did you have like a really bad kind of come down?

Speaker 2 I did.

Speaker 2 I think like I had it a little different in the sense that like I wasn't as into the planning, planning but then when i got there it was truly one of the most magical weekends of my life and like everything fell into place it was so perfect and i hate even saying those words because i was the person on my show being like don't stress about your wedding yeah and then i got there and i was like This is incredible.

Speaker 2 Everything you've built with this person and not just this person, with your family is coming together. Like, there's just this like aura around you that is so indescribable.
I know.

Speaker 2 Because when you go to other people's weddings, not to be a dick, but like, you don't really care when you're there. You're like, I'll have a drink.
I'll sit here. I know.
The vows are cute.

Speaker 2 You're crying, but you're not that. When it's yours.

Speaker 4 No, it's a different feeling. It's a different feeling.

Speaker 2 It's different from feeling. I had the come down of just like, whoa.
Yeah. I wish I could go back and get like be in the city.

Speaker 4 It's lightning in a bottle. Like the feeling of unmatched.
Like I, I will say, as much as I did, like, control every factor of it, I

Speaker 4 enjoyed, like, I remember everything about the ceremony, the vows. Like, I remember the feeling.
I remember like not caring like you know um

Speaker 4 my guests were stood up for like the most of our ceremony because like we forgot to tell them to sit down so like and even that I'm like I just don't care like I love it like it's just like it's just part of it it's the story you get to tell like and and after I let the reins go and I was like I'm whatever happens now is just fun don't didn't you feel that once you do the vows and the ceremony yeah Done.

Speaker 4 First dance, I did get a little bit. Did you do a first dance?

Speaker 2 Okay, I didn't do a first dance because I was like, I have two left feet. I don't want to do this.
So we did a first shot where we got everyone a shot. But wait, what did you dance to?

Speaker 4 So we did a six-minute choreographed routine.

Speaker 1 Millie? I know.

Speaker 4 This is, this is also, and I can't believe Jake actually did it. We did a Grease medley.
So it started with you were the one that I won. It went into Summer Nights.
It went into

Speaker 4 We Stick Together. Like we did,

Speaker 4 it was a medley of Grease. We dressed as like Sandy and

Speaker 4 Danny. Yeah, it was, but it was epic.
It was like unbelievable. People could not believe what they were hearing.

Speaker 4 And that was the only thing that I looked to Jake and I was like, if you let me down on this, like we have been practicing for a year and a half. Like, and we went to dance lessons.

Speaker 4 Like that, it was very, very strict with me. I've always wanted to do that.
I was like, I'm either like going to do that or I'm going to dance down the aisle. So it's you choosing.

Speaker 4 And Jake's like, okay, we'll do the other one. But he loved it.
He absolutely loved it. How did it go? He got into it.
Oh, we did not miss one beat.

Speaker 4 Like it was, and after, you know, practicing for a year and a half, I thought, wow. And it was, it was really, and I don't regret that one bit.
Like everyone was like, it was like we put on a show.

Speaker 4 And it's like, he also is an actor. So we just loved being able to like do that for everyone and perform.

Speaker 2 That is so iconic to think of you guys doing that together. Yeah.
But that's the beauty of having these moments in weddings where it's like, you have to make it what you want it to be.

Speaker 2 And you can't go on just Pinterest and actually try to replicate exactly what someone else said said because it's like, what have you dreamt of? Or what do you want?

Speaker 2 And that moment for you guys, no one's ever going to do that. And if they do, it's because they're copying you.
And it's like, that was your original moment. Yeah.
Okay.

Speaker 2 I saw that Bon Jovi didn't perform. Did he at least get like, do you want to do it? Or was he like, no, I don't want to do it?

Speaker 4 No, honestly, like he, he

Speaker 4 had so much fun. He definitely danced the night away.
Like we had moments where we danced.

Speaker 4 Jake's mom is such a dancer. Like she is.
Oh, yeah. She's like, yeah, she loves it.
Like, she, so we danced the night away. Honestly, like, I am so happy that he was just able to be

Speaker 4 the father of, like, the groom, you know, and I was really happy.

Speaker 2 Oogie wee, what was the most traditional and non-traditional thing you did?

Speaker 4 Non-traditional thing, my pet, my, both of my parents walked me down the aisle.

Speaker 2 Cute.

Speaker 4 Um, traditional.

Speaker 4 Oh, non-traditional. We slept, we stayed in the same bed the night.

Speaker 2 So did we. Yeah, I can't.
I was like, I can't do this thing.

Speaker 4 I'm already anxious enough. Why would I, why would I put myself there?

Speaker 2 Imagine being in bed by yourself, like staring at the wall. Wonder what Jake's doing.

Speaker 4 Yeah, wonder what he's doing, FaceTiming him, doing a Zoom watch on the TV show.

Speaker 4 No, I was like, I can't do that. Like, we tried, we did say we might try, and then we ended up not doing it.
The most traditional, I guess, cut the cake. Like, we did, did you do a cake?

Speaker 4 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, like, it's very traditional.
Like, I'm planning my older sister's wedding now.

Speaker 2 Oh, my God. You're back at it again already?

Speaker 4 I know. I love it.

Speaker 4 And she's like, I don't want to cut a cake. And I'm like, I keep telling her, like, Paige, like,

Speaker 4 it was one of my favorite parts of my wedding was cutting my cake.

Speaker 2 Was it really?

Speaker 4 I definitely did you feed it to each other and do the whole thing.

Speaker 2 We did. It was very special.
And I actually liked it because our moment, we kind of did it on the side where when everyone was doing their own thing, we kind of didn't do it in front of people.

Speaker 2 Oh, cute. We were by ourselves.
And I think it was another like touch-based moment to just be like private and alone for two seconds. Cause you know, when you're there, it is just balls to the wall.

Speaker 2 Everyone's in, and it's so fun, but we tried to find little moments we were alone and we ended up doing it alone.

Speaker 4 It was really cool. Oh, that's lovely.
Did you guys write your own vows yeah mine were like six minutes like mine were people were like

Speaker 4 when's it gonna end i i'm an actor i cannot help it i had to say everything you're like end again and i was like end one more thing

Speaker 4 i'm obsessed and ray performed at my wedding and she performed at tomorrow while we were cutting the cake so i do think it was like it was a moment like but i do like and she performed her music like frank sinatra it was like beautiful very italian i am so happy for you.

Speaker 2 Like, I just love talking now about weddings because obviously I saw your pictures. You guys look so happy.
It's so fun to just like talk about all the girly things. I know.

Speaker 2 We're here because you have a new movie. First of all, just congratulations.
Obviously, the Electric State. Can you tell me just like about the process, why you loved this project?

Speaker 2 Like, what was it about this that you were like, I need to be a part of this and I want to be a part of it?

Speaker 4 Well, the directors, the Russo brothers, I had met them when I was young. They came on to Stranger Things.

Speaker 4 They are obviously legendary directors and I already work with brothers on Stranger Things, the Depper brothers. So, and they're twins, but the Russo's are just brothers.

Speaker 4 But it was really interesting because we got to see those, they are very similar in the way that they work.

Speaker 4 And they came on to watch Stranger Things. And then I actually was, I went on to Avengers to watch them film Endgame, yeah, film Endgame.
And I sat next to them, watched them direct.

Speaker 4 And I remember thinking to myself, my dream is to work with them.

Speaker 4 So when they brought me this project honestly it couldn't have it could have been anything i would have taken it but the fact that it was electric state just made it all the better like it was the most original concept i have ever ever heard of it was 90s themed futuristic um such a beautiful messaging behind technology versus reality and the character I had never played anyone like her before

Speaker 4 and I just thought like you know this this is fantastic and then when I heard that Chris Pratt was obviously going to work alongside me, I just, I have heard such amazing things about working with him.

Speaker 4 And I thought, like, you know, that's a huge factor of like, you know, who am I going to work with for the next four or five months?

Speaker 4 Like, and, and what kind of energy are they going to bring every day? And let me tell you, that man brought the best energy every, never had a, never had a bad day.

Speaker 4 And I'm like, I will tell, like, I, he never had a bad day.

Speaker 4 He came to set, made everyone smile, made everyone feel important, know, like, knows everyone's name, like, just like a pro, like an et, like an expert at his craft.

Speaker 2 That is is so nice because I feel like every time in this industry, you're like waiting to meet someone. Yeah.
And you're like, I hope.

Speaker 4 Have you ever met someone where you go,

Speaker 4 wow, it's such a letdown, isn't it? I know.

Speaker 2 Cause you're so hopeful. And then there, sometimes it's the ones where you're like, wait, I didn't expect that.

Speaker 4 Have, just tell me, have, have they been on the show? Yes. Okay.

Speaker 2 That's all I want to know. You're like, thank you.
I'm going to go back and listen to this.

Speaker 2 No, but that's really good to know that you had a good time.

Speaker 4 Yeah. Oh, my God.
No, it's wonderful. It's such a great experience.

Speaker 2 You tend to now, like, I feel like play these really adventurous hero characters. Yeah.
Why do you think you've been gravitating towards that in your career?

Speaker 4 I think there's enough, like, men heroes out there. Like, I feel like we've seen enough.
Like, do you know what I mean? Like, I love that for them.

Speaker 2 Love that for them.

Speaker 4 But I feel like we need young girls to be able to see heroes

Speaker 4 as females and to be able to feel like, you know, we're able to save the world too.

Speaker 4 And it's a bigger messaging on girls being able to be decision makers be in politics um you know change the world for the better so why not see heroes on screen that they can resonate with um of course like i want to branch out and and work on different things but for me there is like there is a must in that if a young girl is watching how will she feel watching this will she feel empowered will like will she feel like she can kind of move forward in in a really inspired way.

Speaker 4 And so for me, like, yeah, everything I've done thus far feels that. And Electric State definitely feels that.

Speaker 2 I like love hearing you say that because I think sometimes it's lost on people when actors take roles. They must sometimes just be like, oh, the paycheck was right or the cast was there.

Speaker 2 And the fact that you are like intentionally seeking out moments in your career and recognizing like, oh, this is like an opportunity for like a greater conversation.

Speaker 2 I feel like people do look at you like that, Millie, where people are like, wow, you have such a presence on screen. Thank you.

Speaker 2 But then the undertones of the characters you're playing have such a presence for women which is like not easy to do so thank you for just like picking these great characters thank you so much okay who is your ultimate moving forward in life who's your ultimate dream co-star margo robbie oh my god Can you imagine?

Speaker 4 I would just love to work with her.

Speaker 2 I'm ready to buy the ticket.

Speaker 4 Yeah, no, I would love to work with her. I think she's just like, she's a pro.

Speaker 4 Like she, and she too just feels like she made me like she like when i watch her i feel inspired because i feel like she's like she leads her movies with you know drive with this sense of like being feeling like a badass and like yeah she works alongside men but i can't keep my eyes off of her so i think that's like you know that's huge i would love to work with her obviously like you know meryl streep like you know i that would be have you met margot I have never met Margot.

Speaker 4 I've met Meryl Streep, which was also like

Speaker 4 blacked out, you know.

Speaker 2 When I met Margot,

Speaker 2 I was like, you're even better in person. Really? She's the most normal, down-to-earth, cool.
Like, everything about her, I was like, oh my god. I love.

Speaker 4 Even better. I know.
So, whenever you meet her, you're going to just be like, Alex told me about you.

Speaker 2 And whenever I meet Meryl, like, Millie told me about you.

Speaker 4 Like when she was 13. You know, you know, like,

Speaker 2 um, okay, last question. Yeah.

Speaker 2 What do you wish more people knew about you?

Speaker 4 I guess

Speaker 2 I think that the press,

Speaker 4 they do like, like, they love to go in on me sometimes with certain things. Like, you know, I know that obviously people say that I look a lot older.

Speaker 4 Like, you know, that's like a thing that I get a lot. It's like, oh my God, she looks like 40.
And I'm like, well, yeah, you did meet me when I was 10. So I'd understand.
Now I'm 21.

Speaker 4 It's been 10 years. She grows.
My face like grew. You know, I don't know why, what do you want me to do about that?

Speaker 4 That and like my accent thing, and like, you know, I think people like to pick on certain things that I say and do, and I think

Speaker 4 you know, obviously, I don't want that for any person growing up in the industry, but it really actually doesn't bother me. Like, and I, I wish I could be like, you know what, it does get to me.

Speaker 4 Like, it used to get to me, it did. I grew up feeling really, really, um,

Speaker 4 I was, I got, it got to me, and I

Speaker 4 remember trying to change change myself to please the masses. And actually, now I'm in a place where, like, yeah, like my accent does change.
My face does grow. Like, I do wear a lot of makeup.

Speaker 4 Like, it's just the kind of person I am. I like that.
Like, it's fun for me. And, like, you're not going to tell me how to be a girl.
Like, you're not going to tell me how to be a woman.

Speaker 4 Like, that is not, that is not the world I live in. It could be the world you live in.
It's just not the world I've built for myself.

Speaker 4 So, I think, like, yeah, I think that that's what people don't know about me in terms of like what they say and the outside noise really doesn't phase me.

Speaker 2 I appreciate you sharing that though, because it does humanize you even more.

Speaker 2 Of like, I think sometimes people just really don't understand the actual level of scrutiny that women go through compared to men.

Speaker 2 And it's just like an obvious of like, even I'm sure some of your co-stars, like I have other men in the industry that like I'm compared to and I'm like, they've never experienced certain things that like, it's just a different level, especially like you're right.

Speaker 2 We literally met you on screen when you were 10 years old. Yeah.
I think there's like a hyper fixation on you.

Speaker 2 But as a human being, as a young woman, like it's so much pressure.

Speaker 2 And I'm so happy that, yes, you're saying like you've gotten to a point where it doesn't affect you, but it still doesn't mean it should happen.

Speaker 4 No, I don't even know. It should never be okay.
I feel like, you know, when that stuff comes out about me or, or about other women and other young girls in the industry, I just, I, I'm disgusted.

Speaker 4 Like, I can't believe it still happens.

Speaker 4 And if I can do anything to change it, like I would, like if I, I always say like, if I had a genie wish, like, I really would wish that no one ever had to go through that kind of scrutiny because it is,

Speaker 4 it changes the kind of person you like are. Like, it changes the way you perceive the world and, like, you see the bad in everyone.
You don't see the good. You're like, what are your intentions?

Speaker 4 What are you going to say about me? And I think the press just need to be taught manners again. And I think, like, they need to go back to school and learn how to speak to people, be kind, and

Speaker 4 just understand that we're all growing people. We all make mistakes.
And ultimately, like, the standards and

Speaker 4 stigmatism or the stigmas against

Speaker 4 girls,

Speaker 4 it's ridiculous, especially I feel in Hollywood. Just like, I've seen it a lot, you know, in the world, but in Hollywood, I see it with young, young actors.

Speaker 4 And it's just, it's, it can jade you and it can make you so different. And I hope no one ever has to go through that.

Speaker 2 No, I know, like, we're, we've now, like, obviously we're at time, but I just wanted to say, like,

Speaker 2 Yes, yes, yes. Like we can do a whole fucking episode about that together at one point in our careers of just like, it's wild.

Speaker 2 So, I thank you, though, for like coming and speaking today with me because this was so fun. You're so fun.
You are so fun. I'm thinking about like, Jake has to now listen to this in bed.
Oh, my God.

Speaker 2 Wait, would you ever watch this back or no? Are you going to be like, don't show me what I said? I actually,

Speaker 4 I actually think I will because I want to,

Speaker 4 yeah, it's so fun. And I want Jake, I want to watch Jake listen to the stories I've told.

Speaker 2 They're good. That was T.

Speaker 2 Thank you so much for coming. Thank you so much.
Oh, my God. Thank you.

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