All right, shots right now.
We're gonna prove it all right now. Let's see.
Cheers to getting drunk. Oh, my God.
TAYLOR-JOHNSON: Victor, who plays Jose,
he I had met because he worked with my husband on Godzilla.
And I knew...
When I read the book, I read Jose as Victor.
(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)
So I had to slightly pretend to everyone I didn't know him
so it didn't look like I was just shoehorning somebody in.
But he came in and read for it
and everyone agreed that he was perfect for Jose.
How about we try some with a smile?
(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
Or not.
The reaction of people when they found out
that I was a part of Fifty Shades of Grey was all positive.
Of course, there was a lot explaining, like,
"it's not about just the sex."
'Cause everyone thought, "Oh, my God, you're gonna show skin."
And I'm like, "No, but even if I did, that's not a big deal."
It's like, "So what? But not in this case, I'm not."
There's a real story there, there's a romance.
And so, I think what's great
is that Sam is allowing us to sort of play with that.
You know, go back to your real life
and how did that feel when someone had a real crush on you?
How did that feel when you had to tell that person,
"I don't really like you but can we still stay friends?"
There's always that real awkwardness.
No,no,no.
RASUK: Sam is allowing us, as actors, to explore that.
She's letting us know it's not just about the sexual aspect.
There's a real human story here.
You Okay?
Yeah. I think I just drinking a little much.
"Drinking?" MAN: Cut.
Cut.