Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, aka The Daniels, were starstruck by Tom Cruise at the Oscars luncheon and quizzed him about his stunts.
podcast:"I was listening to Tom Cruise explain how they stuck cameras onto planes. It was my fault, I asked him…I have"I learned a lot about his entire life."
Scheinert added:"We somehow got invited to the most exclusive film school on Earth. These events…you can’t buy this. Not only am I in the room with heroes of mine, but I have permission to approach them."Everything Everywhere All at OnceScheinert said:"I’m still shocked when I see clips from the movie and reminded how different Evelyn Wang is from Michelle Yeoh. She did her homework.”And, referring to Ke Huy Quan's comeback, he said:"It’s a superpower.
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