The star admits she finds Ryan Gosling, and his character in 'Crazy, Stupid, Love.', attractive
So how many times had you watched "Dirty Dancing" before you made this film?
Once
Ryan said that you were afraid to be lifted into the air like that?
Yeah, I did have a panic attack. That was a stunt double. That was a stunt double, from a distance. We tried a couple of times, but it didn't end up working out for me.
Did he drop you or something?
No, he didn't do anything wrong. He keeps thinking that I was afraid that he was going go drop me. Did you see how strong he was? He was pretty muscley.
How do you feel about how men pick up women in the way that Ryan Gosling's character, Jacob, does in the film?
Well, I know a lot of guys, to be honest with you, that don't pick up women in that way or that have figured out that women figured that out a long time ago, and have outsmarted the situation. Although, I do see the game. I see the game a lot, you know that. The insult, compliment, insult, compliment, insult, compliment. So, that's the new pickup line. The game. It works.
What was it like playing the romantic one? Oftentimes in films, I think women want to see the men do it. Your character does it in this film. What was that like?
It was really great. The tables turned. He's shirtless and I'm wearing all my clothes. It's fantastic.
In real life, would you ever be attracted to someone like Ryan? His character, not him.
Why not him?
Because we are talking about " Crazy, Stupid, Love."
Absolutely.
He starts out a bad guy.
He doesn't start out a bad guy. He starts out a guy that's going through something that he hasn't really examined, just like Hannah. They're both people that haven't really looked at what they're doing with their lives, and then they kind of force each other to see who they truly are, pretty vulnerable goofy.
What attracts you in other people?
Vulnerability and honestly. I don't like where you can sense that they're not telling you something or they're being strong. I think it's a lot sexier and a lot stronger when they admit what they're afraid of. That's probably the only one thing. And sense of humour, of course. Anybody would say that, but that's huge.
So how many times had you watched "Dirty Dancing" before you made this film?
Once
Ryan said that you were afraid to be lifted into the air like that?
Yeah, I did have a panic attack. That was a stunt double. That was a stunt double, from a distance. We tried a couple of times, but it didn't end up working out for me.
Did he drop you or something?
No, he didn't do anything wrong. He keeps thinking that I was afraid that he was going go drop me. Did you see how strong he was? He was pretty muscley.
How do you feel about how men pick up women in the way that Ryan Gosling's character, Jacob, does in the film?
Well, I know a lot of guys, to be honest with you, that don't pick up women in that way or that have figured out that women figured that out a long time ago, and have outsmarted the situation. Although, I do see the game. I see the game a lot, you know that. The insult, compliment, insult, compliment, insult, compliment. So, that's the new pickup line. The game. It works.
What was it like playing the romantic one? Oftentimes in films, I think women want to see the men do it. Your character does it in this film. What was that like?
It was really great. The tables turned. He's shirtless and I'm wearing all my clothes. It's fantastic.
In real life, would you ever be attracted to someone like Ryan? His character, not him.
Why not him?
Because we are talking about " Crazy, Stupid, Love."
Absolutely.
He starts out a bad guy.
He doesn't start out a bad guy. He starts out a guy that's going through something that he hasn't really examined, just like Hannah. They're both people that haven't really looked at what they're doing with their lives, and then they kind of force each other to see who they truly are, pretty vulnerable goofy.
What attracts you in other people?
Vulnerability and honestly. I don't like where you can sense that they're not telling you something or they're being strong. I think it's a lot sexier and a lot stronger when they admit what they're afraid of. That's probably the only one thing. And sense of humour, of course. Anybody would say that, but that's huge.
