Welcome to Young Hollywood.

I'm Torrance Coombs.

Uh, I'm Matt Lanter.

Hi, I'm Jillian Zinser.

I'm Sara Paxton.

Talk to me about when you guys first read the script. It's kind of a crazy plot. What was your reaction to the script?

It's hard because sometimes you get a script and you you're on page 20, 25 and it feels like page 80. And when I was reading this script, I I couldn't put it down. I was having people come over and I was like, yes, make yourself comfortable and I was like, I had to finish.

Have you guys worked together in the past? Any of you?

Well, her and I, yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, Matt and I work together on The Twlight Up.

Yeah. I've never met anyone before in my life involved in this project. It's been a whole slew of new friends and wonderful people.

And it looks like you guys get along. I see there's an apron of shame going on here, which

My birthday apron of shame because I tend to spill on myself on a regular basis. So, they make me wear the apron of shame now. Which is, it's actually

It's actually a really cute apron of shame.

That's amazing. I love it.

Yeah, so I'm okay with it. It's like the apron of glory actually. It makes a a nice Martha.

Yes. So, out of all of you guys, who would you say is like the prankster of the group?

Yes.

Yeah.

Well, I mean, I think that's important any pranks, but she's fun to laugh.

At.

At.

And with.

Occasionally with.

Occasionally with.

Mostly at.

Why is this movie so top secret? You've got We've done it. Who who done it?

This is the thing you don't really you don't know until the end. So, you've got to watch and find out.

I feel like it's you. You're just so innocent. You're so innocent looking. And I'm like, he. But with your apron.

It's an illusion with my apron.

So, we're hanging out with Brian Brightly. The director of this fantastic film. Hanging out in a pub. It's a pub, right? Because we're in London.

Yes, it is in London. Yeah. LA for London tonight.

It feels like London. You've done a great job.

Thank you.

Thanks. So, talk to me about the film.

Uh, Liars All, um, you know, inspired by some of my favorite films, uh, The Dreamers, Blood Simple. I really wanted to do a movie that took you on a ride, that gave you a chance to allow fantasy to displace reality. Um, and left the audience wondering where we're going to end up.

So, this is kind of hush hush. Any time I try to figure out a synopsis of the movie or try to find out doing research for this movie. There's nothing out there. You guys are being very top secret here.

Yeah. Yeah, and we need to be because there's a murder and we sort of begin at the end.

So, talk to me about the cast of this film. You've got a lot of young up and comers. How did you make that decision on who to go with?

You know, we auditioned um hundreds. Inevitably, someone comes in and you you're shocked and that's the case with this this group.

Now, is there a certain genre, film genre that you always kind of stick to?

I really wanted to get after realism. I really wanted to get after a movie that feels as though it could happen. I love a movie in which you sink into it. Um, and like Blue Valentine recently where you sink into it and you're convinced that this is the reality and you're just part of the room.