Gerinmo!

thetardis:

penny-hartzs:

Matt: ‘Extreme’, you always use the word ‘extreme’.
Karen: That’s because it is extreme! This is a show of extremity!
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Karen: I clapped myself.
Matt: Always! She always claps herself! Like if it’s the end of a block and they’re like “alright that’s a wrap for Amy” she goes WOOOOOOO. [claps]
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Karen: I’m speaking in riddles today.
Matt: You always speak in riddles.
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Question: How long did it take the two of you to develop the chemistry you have on screen together?
Karen: I think it’s always developing and always evolving and moving on.
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Matt: Five o clock, egg and cress!
Karen: Oh! He has egg and cress every day!
Matt: You know the dance baby.
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Matt: We’re great mates, though, that makes a difference doesn’t it?
Karen: Yeah, yeah it really helps because if we didn’t get on.. it would be pretty awful.
Matt: That would be bad.
Karen: Because I look at this face 24/7 pretty much.
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Karen: This is my life. Every day. I see him in tweed.
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Matt: So what happens is I go down to Karen’s house because we live really close and we learn our lines together and every day I’m there, I walk in and it’s just MTV on repeat, just music videos-
Karen: It’s on loop.
Matt: On loop and Karen is there watching and dancing. She’s a music video buff.
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Matt: We’ll go to the supermarket every night, get a sandwich, and trot home to learn lines. Sometimes we’ll phone each other and say: ‘How’s it going? Really badly? Me too. Do you want to come over and practise?
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Matt: I love Karen very much. I saw her last night actually. She cracks me up, that girl. She is brilliant and I’m very proud of her. We’ve come so far as a team and we’re grown as actors. We’ve shared something we will never forget. I’m sure it will be a common bond between us for a long time.

Seriously, Matt and Kaz, it’s like you’re -asking- people to ship you.