Unicornships - Shipping pairings that don't exist.

POWELL: Tell me, this (Something from Tiffany’s) is your fourth movie you produced, right?

DEUTCH: Yes, it is. And it started because of us, actually this one. About four years ago, when Set It Up came out, I know you remember this, Reese Witherspoon tweeted that she saw our movie, and she loved it, and wondered why aren’t there more great feel good romantic movies? And again, remember, and this is not to toot our own horn, when Set It Up came out, there was not a single rom-com on the scene. Nobody was making rom-coms, nobody wanted to, it was a dirty word, a dirty genre. Set It Up came out, was an accidental huge hit for Netflix. A couple weeks after, they were like, “Want to go to New York and do press?” We’re on talk shows and there’s billboards in Times Square and we’re like, “This doesn’t feel normal for a movie after it came out to get this huge push.” After that, it spawned this renaissance of the rom-com. And anyway, Reese tweeted she loved it, and that spurred a conversation between her and I, and her company Hello Sunshine, how do we make something that makes people feel good? Something From Tiffany’s, from my perspective, is less rom-com and more romantic holiday. It’s just feel-good, and warm, and positive, and the movie that you go to watch year after year during Christmas.

POWELL: That is wild. I remember meeting Reese at a party, who said she loved Set It Up. I was so shocked that Reese Witherspoon was talking to me, that I got unbelievably awkward, and I don’t even remember what I said. I just blacked out.

DEUTCH: Of course. I still black out. I have no cool. She must think I’m crazy because the way that I text her—I’m casual, and then I see her in person and I’m like looking at my shoes. You’re so beautiful. Totally a different vibe when there’s a computer in front of me, versus when there’s the Reese Witherspoon, who is my idol in every way, shape, or form.

POWELL: It looked like a very wonderful experience. There’s a glow to that movie and a glow to everyone in that movie, that seems like there’s genuine warmth in it.

DEUTCH: It was so lovely. Were you okay by the way seeing me kiss another guy? Was that hard for you?

POWELL: [Laughs] No, no, no. I wasn’t okay with it. The fact that I even had to stomach through this movie, you doing a rom-com with another man was really tough for me. But look, again, I root for you. It’s just seeing your ex run off and be happy. It always hurts.

DEUTCH: You’re a great man for being able to handle it. I don’t know if I could do it for you. It might be too hard.

POWELL: It was me just holding onto the TV and just crying hard tears and then getting on this interview. [Laughs] Anyway, I’m so freaking proud of you. Your movie’s fantastic. All three of your movies this year are fantastic. I’m coming up from this. After you come up for air from your press tour, let’s actually kick it.

DEUTCH: Yes. Love you. Thank you for doing this. I know you have so much going on. I’m really proud of you. And are you going to something tomorrow?

POWELL: Got a car pick up at 3:00 A.M. tomorrow.

DEUTCH: You are a rockstar. Go get them. I love you. I’m very proud of you.

POWELL: Love you, proud of you.

Glen: I loved this thing, they basically dropped a chassis of a plane to simulate its spinning and you being disoriented, sort of blindfolded - Monica: in a dunker, strapped to this thing, it turns you upside down, blindfolded, you have to swim out a window or in our case, wait for a buddy to open a window and swim out. We were both gonna be the only two to like make it without having to re-do it at all. Continue.

Glen: And so, I feel bad about this...i kept doing it because i just love it, i just thought it was so fun but there was this one where it was my turn to open this window and I was like "How do you open this window?" and I was like whatever, I'll figure this out- Monica: And I was like here's how you open it. Ok, you have to face it and pull. Don't think it. It's not a strength thing, don't pull it this way, It's not gonna work. Miles tried it, trust me, it's not cos I'm a woman, just open it this way.

Glen: So we dunked, we're blindfolded, it spins, I grabbed the thing and I'm like, Oh this isn't opening. So I had to like unbuckle and turn, by this time, she was like tapping me on the shoulder like please- Monica: I was on his leg, completely blindfolded like "Glen Glen Glen..Glen Glen Glen-" Glen: -"Please get out of the way! Please get out! Please get out!" Monica: Hating being under water.

Glen: So then she basically had to pull the ripcord and go on a different way and was really upset with me- Monica: And he passed and I had to do it again- Glen: And so I had a perfect record and she didn't and she blamed me. Monica: Yeah, It was sabotage. I think we had a really competitive streak throughout all the training and I'm pretty sure he did it intentionally. Glen: It's not sabotage. It's lung strength.

Danielle Panabaker (and the cast) do read your tweets and listen to what people say to her on social media! :D So continue tweeting them your reactions cos they do acknowledge it. Danielle's such an adorable cutie seriously, with her facial expressions and her gestures. Seriously, i'm obsessed with great hair, and hers is one of them.

The interview snippet that certified Danielle Panabaker as our Snowbarry Spokesperson (for getting the shipname acknowledged in the media). 

Danielle Panabaker and Grant Gustin. x Just being their happy adorable selves.

Question: You’re on the phone a lot with Barry, but might there be a situation that comes up where Caitlin gets thrown into the line of fire?

Panabaker: I always joke with Andrew that Caitlin loves being in the warmth and safety of Star Labs. So I would imagine that that’s a possibility. We have a lot of TV to tell, so you never know.