This--

OK.

Yeah.

[LAUGHTER]

As the official spokesperson of the plotline--

[LAUGHTER]

Pitch Perfect 3 is the Bellas having

what's called a quarter life crisis, which is apparently

a thing now with the young people.

[LAUGHTER]

So sad.

And we've graduated college and we are out in the world

doing all different things.

And we realize, like, aw, our lives

aren't going the way we hoped.

So Aubrey's dad is in the military

and invites us all to reunite to go on to USO tour

to just support the troops and entertain them

all around Europe.

So that's what the Bellas do in the third movie.

And there's other surprises that happen--

Yeah.

Maybe [INAUDIBLE].

There's a scene where y'all are in the water.

And I'm wondering because I think

how many takes you have to do for things like that

and how long.

How long were you--

It was a couple day, right?

Yeah.

Like four days or something?

Four days in the water?

[INAUDIBLE] shooting.

There was a massive water tank.

We're supposed to be in the ocean.

So they built this massive--

that is us being amazing and professional.

Yay.

Was it cold?

[INTERPOSING VOICES]

It was colder outside of the water.

So we decided to stay in the water between takes and just--

Yeah.

Have a pool party.

Just in our clothes.

And nothing like a big tank of water to turn you

bougie really quickly.

[LAUGHTER]

Yeah.

Rebel got--

It's just like a giant jacuzzi.

And sometimes we had drinks.

And we were just floating around.

[LAUGHTER]

Not like alcoholic drinks.

Who drinks the most here?

Let's just be clear.

Oh God.

Brittany.

Oh my god.

Oh good.

I'm glad it wasn't me.

I thought you were going to say me.

[INAUDIBLE]

I mean I guess?

You drink responsibly.

She is a one woman party.

Yeah.

I like to party.

But it's not that I'm crazy?

No.

No.

My parents are so, so sad right now.

It's the perfect amount.

It's the perfect amount.

It's just more than them.

Well also, if you had a problem, we wouldn't have said that.

Yeah.

No.

This is a my intervention.

Yeah.

That's why you're here.

[INTERPOSING VOICES]

Rebel, so the premiere was in Australia.

Right?

Yes.

What part?

Sydney, my hometown.

Your hometown.

And you brought how many people to the premiere?

Just like an easy 200.

[LAUGHTER]

You really did, didn't you?

Basically it was just a premiere for my family and friends

who believe that they are entitled to the world premiere

down under.

And it was awesome.

My grandpa got out of hospital just to come.

Yeah.

And my grandma came on her walking frame.

Aw.

They love the movies.

And my mom-- well, I had to ban her a bit.

We call her the Mamarazzi because she

likes to stand on the red carpet and take pictures of me

with the other paparazzi.

[LAUGHTER]

Yeah.

They just loved it because it's so joyful.

And it's for the holidays.

And--

Very, very funny movie.

Very funny.

Is this going to be-- because it keeps--

you think there's not going to be another one.

And then you come up with another idea.

Is this the last one?

Or will you have another?

Because they're hugely successful.

I mean we don't know.

I don't want to say goodbye.

I'm in denial that this the last one.

I know.

Yeah.

I feel like it is.

It is a good-- like, if it is the ending,

we tried to make it's satisfying and cathartic.

And it was certainly really emotional for us

because we don't know.

It's not up to us if there's any more.

We would do them forever.

Right.

But we hope that, if it is the last one, we tried to make it--

Yeah.

It's funny.

It's going to do--

it's huge.

It's going to be huge.

It really will.

Thanks.

[INTERPOSING VOICES]

I mean that's what people need right now,

this holiday season, is to go and laugh and feel good.