Me too!

Me also

Mine + Natalie Portman. I always dreamed of those 3 in a movie together.

I fell in love with Ricci in That Darn Cat and fell in love with Dunst after seeing her in Small Soldiers when I was a kid!

@@coreyrowe4119 I got Christina's autograph back in 2003, a dream come true, she was my crush growing up, I wanted her so bad!😍

They were best friends for years! They even starred together in 200 Cigarettes a few years later :)

Then and now? Do you mean now and then? Lol but yep! They’re best friends !

@@lindseydawes7719 Yeah I meant Now and Then! Guess I forgot to check to see if the words were right!

@@lindseydawes7719 the interviewer calls the film "then and now" right in the beginning 😂

its wierd how the kids today are nothing like the 90s kids

When I was growing up in the '80s and '90s, I wished I had been a kid in the '50s and '60s.

90s and 70s were both olden times

Grew up in the 80s and 90s and it was a good time to grow up, in hindsight at least

I'm trying to understand what you just wrote

70s 👀 horrifying, definitely 90s

And to think that today they are already over 40. 😢😭😱🤣🤣

She's 41 now, and Christina is 43, lol.

Yes they are, we are, just like someday you'll be over 40.

are they still friends

@@sydneykate8228 I think so! That was in 1995 though, almost 26 years ago so who knows 🤷🏼‍♀️

😃??? Care to rephrase?

@@TimeIsAnIllusionBCipher I'm not saying they're gay, I know they aren't. It's just saying it's interesting because two straight guys would not want to be that tactile with each other.

@@gmann6269 oh. Sorry, the gender comparison just thrw me off guard, but i understand what you mean. Kind of sad thats its the reality even till this day

@@TimeIsAnIllusionBCipher To be honest, usually straight guys don't actually want to do this with each other. I just think it's curious that girls do.

Overanalyzing... Gaby was nervous in interviews from what I've seen. Christina seems to be the rock.

It's a toss up between Teeny and Roberta, I thought Roberta was too skinny, Christina Ricci didn't look her best in this movie, she was going through weight issues at the time, I'd give a very slight edge to Teeny, Thora Birch, I thought she was so damn cute! 😍

Yes, her mother was Viva, an artist from the factory

She was in 7-8 films in 1998..

@@BB13131313 that’s even more amazing!

It's just so funny how, in this interview, they both seem so horrified by the idea of being 40, and now they are both over 40. It happens fast, ladies!

I was watching Christina's face during that part and it definitely seemed like she clocked that mistake but maybe didn't want to seem rude by correcting her and same when the interviewer called her "Christine" (but also people do that with my name all the time too so sometimes it is easier to just let it go).

I’m guessing that may be the film was originally called that and then they changed it?

I'd like to see that lol

Why? She was very present

@@sahej6939 She presumably thinks her and Gaby are being obnoxious.

​@@gwasgray9309they don't seem obnoxious at all to me 🤷

@@l7weenie273 They've both got a bit of an attitude.

I remember I got that movie on vhs before it was officially released for sale because I guess it was meant to go to video rental stores or something. lol. I haven't watched that movie in so many years, though, but should watch it again.

@@dunktheball she was amazing in that movie!!!

Wait what happened??? What do you mean?

@@amymelton4782 It was about the scene where she swung over some ravine or something like that. She didn't know she was going to be asked to do it herself instead of a stunt double doing it and when they told her to do it her mom was a distance away so couldn't get there in time to stop it and she has said it scared her. But in a chat I asked her something about her hating filming it and she said she didn't flat hate filming the movie, though.

What's the best part

@@RR-lh1kv Brendan Fraser's one scene is really great, but the kid scenes are my favorite overall.

Are you seriously lusting over a child...she was a child here....

@@Dahmer_Jeff She's a middle-aged mother now.

@@apartmentgroup9671that’s irrelevant bc with the material at hand, she is a child. literally 14 in the interview

They really didn't seem to know anything about the '70s, though. "Everybody was so naive and didn't know about their surroundings," etc. Huh? And the bit about riding bikes "12 miles during summer vacation" isn't so much a time period thing as a suburban versus city kid thing. City kids in the '70s were living pretty close to the same kind of lifestyle that city kids in the '90s were. Anyhow, now they are both around 40, and the kids of today would consider them old and also can't imagine growing up in the '90s, when there were no smartphones, no social media, mainstream internet was in its infancy, etc. Things have changed a LOT from the time they were teens. (That said, Gen Z does seem fascinated by the "olden days" of the '90s, the same way we Gen X-ers were fascinated by the '60s and '70s.) Time capsules like this just mostly show that teens in general don't change much -- they always think they know a LOT more than they do about life, and they are a tad bit obnoxious and eye-rolling when talking to adults (they clearly think the interviewer is an out of touch old crone, haha). I'm sure Ricci and Hoffman would cringe watching this today as the middle-aged moms they are now. ;)

@@RebeccaStropoli The interviewer is old though. Bobbie Wygant was born in 1926 (and she's still alive!), her childhood was in the 1930s. So it must have amused her to hear two 90s kids saying the 70s seemed boring.

@@gmann6269 Yeah, but the point is, they were showing her no respect and acting like two obnoxious, entitled little shits. They were just oozing teen girl, rolling-eyes, "I'm so cool" nonsense. And they said a lot of dumb stuff. And that doesn't change no matter WHAT the era! Now they are middle-aged women with kids of their own and probably would watch this and think, "Jesus, those kids!"

@@gmann6269 Bobbie Wygant also interviewed Ashleigh Moore from the movie Now and Then, and Moore came off a lot nicer/more mature than those two. Sadly, Moore died very young of a drug overdose -- she became very troubled later in life, while Ricci and Hoffman seem to have mostly avoided the "child star" pitfalls and have their shit together. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/osx8ntqoqdmaoHU.html

@@RebeccaStropoli Ashleigh did her interview solo which probably made all the difference. It's a bit harsh to call them entitled little shits, I don't think they're being particularly disrespectful but Ricci has said she hated doing interviews as a teenager and said some stupid sarcastic things which up ended in print such as "I think incest is totally natural", which she lived to regret. Ashleigh I recently read a little bit about (something on a website written by someone who knew her) and it sounds like she got very messed up. Quite tragic.

She has done well for herself. She dropped out of acting for a while, then came back and is something of an "indie queen" and also starred for several seasons on the TV show Transparent and now has a key role in the HBO show Winning Time. I'd say she's probably had exactly the kind of career she wanted.

Me too, I got her autograph back in 2003.

@@Mrd9960 sheeesh... you're making me envious lol

I did too after seeing her in That Darn Cat when I was a kid!

Still do , whoever got her golden ticket first is a god

yep thats her

@@jonathanfunnell4167 I think I watched that again not too long ago and didn't notice.

and In sleepless in seatle

yes and also in addition to this one my other favorite film with her was Freaky Friday :D

Aging?

Her face got slimmer, I think perhaps of dieting or age...

She doesn’t pluck her eyebrows anymore?

We all age. Do you look the same as you did at 13 years old?

@@apartmentgroup9671 i mean the atmosphere, style, not the look

I feel like Gaby probably is

@@Sikeurmahi345 that or H

Sugar high!

@felixthelmocevallosmorales41 Mon actrice Capricorne préférée.

@felixthelmocevallosmorales41 J'ai lu que Gaby Hoffman avait du sang Hispanique et je suppose que Christina Ricci est Italienne, à en juger par son nom de famille.

Ahh uncle Buck was a good one, forgot she’s in that!

BFF

They probably drifted apart years ago but they were best friends for a few years.

I adore her character in yellowjackets- so manipulative with a dark side yet nerdy

These girls are now in their 40s, and the '90s are a distant memory.

Why?

@@rebeckah0589because I knownplenty of people who were kids in the 70s, mostly city kids then and they say it was a cool decade to be a kid. It was nothing like they are describing it.

​@@gissellest333nothing like they're describing it? Perhaps it's because they grew up in a different decade, the 90s

Man I was thinking this too but thought maybe they’re just nervous or something?

I doubt that, they're only 15 and 13. Though Christina might possibly have been on medication, like anti-anxiety meds.

I didn't even notice that originally. I noticed she was acting mighty odd, but now yeah she was really slurring her words. lol.

And they are draped all over each other. But they are so young, I doubt they were high or anything. Who knows, though? I just find it funny how resistant Gaby seemed to talking about what life would be like when she was 40 -- and now she is 40, lol. Time goes by FAST, young people.

@@apartmentgroup9671 Is it not impossible to think they were both just very polite slightly introvert young teenagers during this interview rather than thinking they might have been high and casting negatives on them!!

@@jeffreyweitzman6463 I did not find them "very polite" at all. They were total eye-rolling teenage girl types. BTW, Ricci and Hoffman recently spoke about this VERY interview and said they would like to reach in and smack the young brats they were at the time, lol. It's OK. We all go through this stage! Just most of us don't do it on CAMERA.

@@apartmentgroup9671As far as this interview goes your seeing something that isn't there. Whether Ricci and Hoffman said that if you have an actual link of any kind for when she said it then add it on here but otherwise I will leave it at what I said.