Do you

Philemen, yeah,

Philemen, yeah.

Do you play that six degrees of Kevin Bacon, six degrees of separation or movie separation game, I don't know

what you call it. I've heard a bunch of different names. Do you play this game where you try to

connect two different actors across multiple films to each other by people they've worked with?

I'm doing a terrible job of explaining this. Okay, the game works like this. Let's say you're in a car with a bunch of friends and you have like a five-hour trip ahead you and you don't want to stare at your dumb phones. You want to actually interact with each other. So you do a car game. And this car game works where two different people pick an actor. Like you quietly, you envision an actor, somebody else in the car envisions an actor, and then you're like, one, two, three.

And you both say the name of that actor. And then what you do is you try to find the fastest way, the car works together to try to find the fastest way to connect those two actors to each other via overlapping projects they've done or actors they've worked with who've worked with other actors.

I'm still doing a terrible job of explaining the game.

Let me try example.

Here we go.

So let's say that we were trying to connect.

I need it to be short.

So this will work.

Let me reverse engineer it.

I've almost got it.

Okay, I've got it.

Let's say we're trying to connect Ryan Reynolds to Kirsten Dunst.

And like, okay, these two actors, everybody go.

And everybody thinks about it for a little while and what you come up with eventually is,

all right.

Ryan Reynolds was in Deadpool and Wolverine with Channing Tatum.

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