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00:00En el nombre de México, muchas gracias por hacer esos filmes porque son realmente, realmente, realmente en nuestros corazones.
00:04¡Vame!
00:05¡Vame! ¡Vame! ¡Oh, sí, sir!
00:07¡Thank you very much, sir!
00:08Rami, nice to meet you.
00:09Nice to meet you.
00:10Welcome to Brazil.
00:11Oh, thank you at all.
00:12Is it your first time here?
00:13Second time.
00:14Oh, that's awesome.
00:15Yeah.
00:16How are you living it?
00:17Is it good?
00:18I love Brazil.
00:19I love Mexico.
00:20I grew up in Los Angeles surrounded by a great Latin American community.
00:26Oh, me too.
00:27And it makes me want to visit every country in this area as much as possible.
00:32I will go on the record and say more than any other part of the world.
00:35That's lovely.
00:36Thank you very much.
00:37And as you just said, we love you back.
00:40We really do.
00:41In Mexico, we love your work all the way from the beginning now to the amateur.
00:46So I wanted to ask you, is there something you learned on your first days on a movie set that to this date you get to apply to every single set you step to?
00:55It is.
00:57Yes.
00:58I thought it's a privilege to be there.
01:01Yes.
01:02You get to work on something that not many of us do.
01:06Right.
01:07But respect.
01:10Right.
01:11Easily respect.
01:12Kindness.
01:13Appreciation for what everyone does.
01:15Yeah.
01:16I worked with Tom Hanks once and I asked him some advice.
01:23He said, be kind and be on time.
01:26I love that.
01:27That's the best advice.
01:28But that's it.
01:30It's a world where it's like a village where people come together and everyone is at the top of their game trying to make something extraordinary to share with people.
01:41Exactly.
01:42And hopefully it's lasting.
01:44And I love film.
01:45And I think here's a film that I think people will want to come back to.
01:50So that's what I aspire to do.
01:52My first film was Night at the Museum, which was 20th century.
01:55Exactly.
01:56And this is another 20th century film and a Disney film.
01:59Right.
02:00And I hope that, you know, people come back and want to see this either on the cinema or later on on the television.
02:08But something that we appreciate because we all came together to make something special and you're all coming together to watch it.
02:17So it's it's universal.
02:19And talking about the amateur, in its very core, I believe the film is about what are you willing to do for your family.
02:25So for the people you love.
02:27So I wanted to ask you, without getting too personal, is there something you're really proud of that you were able to do for your family, for the people you love?
02:35Oh, yes.
02:41Yeah.
02:42I'm proud that my of what my family does for me more than anything, because I am in a position where I get to shine in a certain way.
02:53And for them to keep treating me like I'm just that kid that they've always known, maybe a bit more of a mature kid at this point.
03:02But family's family and, you know, the career is great.
03:08But there's something about home and the way you grow up that they've made sure that I've not lost and I don't think I would ever lose.
03:18But that aspect does identify a part of, I think, who Charlie is in the film, a guy who cares about his his wife to a degree where he will you will never let her down, whether she's alive or lost to him.
03:36She'll never be lost.
03:37Exactly. I love that. And talking about your relationship with, well, 20th Century Studios now to Disney, how has everything changed? How has you as actor feel that it has changed through the years?
03:51Nothing's changed. You know, we're we're still always working to make, you know, the best possible thing that we can make for, you know, for people to appreciate.
04:08It's crazy how I walk around and people recognize Bohemian Rhapsody in a way. It's a character that is I mean, sometimes I'm still floored by the effect that Freddie has had on the world that my part of that has had on the world.
04:25And there's something about cinema when we when we do it well, it has an impact on on on all of us where we can not only escape, but we can, you know, we can appreciate who we are, what we're capable of.
04:45And I guess those are the films that I keep trying to work on, you know, where you take these characters who are unexpected heroes and allow them to resonate with all of us because I think we all have that in us to a degree.
05:00No, not to a degree. We all do. We all do. Well, my time is up, but in the name of Mexico, thank you very much for doing those films because they're really, truly in our hearts.
05:10Viva Mexico. Yes, sir. Thank you very much.