[ Laughter ] I love the movie by the way.

-Thank you. -I really loved it.

I watched it with my daughter.

And you got nominated for two Golden Globes,

nine Critics Choice Awards. The movie is --

-The movie did, the movie did. -Yes, and the cast, as well.

-Yes. -So that's you.

-Yeah. -Yeah, you're in the cast.

-Yeah, yeah. -Yes.

-But you've worked with Saoirse before and Greta.

But the other -- the other actors in the film,

it looked to me like you guys were having

the time of your life -- it looked like fun.

That's when I know a movie is fun,

when it looks like you guys all bonded.

-Man, it was incredible. It was --

That's one of the most special filming experiences

I had in my life. Everything you just said.

Getting to work with them,

getting to work with Greta again.

-Did you know those girls? How did you know --

-I knew Saoirse, and I knew Greta.

But I -- You know, it was really cool.

"Lady Bird" was a smaller movie, and all of a sudden,

it felt like everybody had graduated.

You know, it was a big set, a lot of people on set.

-Yeah. -So it was surreal.

But, you know, this is not an empty selling point.

I wouldn't say it if I didn't believe it,

because then, next time, I would come out here,

people would be like, "He's a liar,"

that this movie is really extraordinary

and needs to be seen.

And I was saying it to my sister yesterday.

I was like, "Man, if I have daughters one day,

I want them to see it."

And she was like, "If you have sons,"

and it's true -- boys, guys --

everyone should see this because it's --

it just gets at the pursuit of artistry,

what it is to be human,

what it is to be a girl and a woman back in the 1800s.

But, unfortunately, the prejudices

that held up to today.

And it's just special, Jimmy. And you saw it, right?

-And young, just to be young, young people.

-To be young, and young people on screen being young.

And now, we're so self-aware,

and we got to be like, you know, whatever.

You know, little professionals and adults all the time.

But it's cool to see, like, young people, you know --

[ Laughter ] Maybe that's just me? No.

But then, you see, like, young people --

But then, you see young people on screen,

and, like, Emma Watson included.

They're acting, like, with youthful abandon.

So it's cool. -It was great.

And you know the story, but she tells it in a cool way

and using different --

I love that Greta Gerwig did that.

-Yeah, and Greta is just -- She comes on next week, right?

-She could have done any movie.

-I would do any -- You know, Greta,

if you're watching this,

you want me to play a chair or a tree...

[ Laughter ] I'll be a tree.

-I'll play the chair if he gets the tree part.

I'll do the chair. [ Laughter ]

-What would the chair be? -Dude, this is such a chair.

-Okay. [ Laughter ]

-Are you the chair right now?

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Nice, nice. Good scene! Good scene!

-Good scene, good scene.

I want to show everyone a clip.

Here's Timothée Chalamet in "Little Women."

Check it out.

-Jo, would you like to dance with me?

-I can't because... Mm.

-Because what?

-You won't tell? -Never.

-I scorched my dress, see? There.

And Meg told me to keep still so no one would see it.

-I have an idea of how we can manage.

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[ Cheers and applause ] -Oh, that's great!

Timothée Chalamet!