Masters of the Universe: Nicholas Galitzine on the Future of the Franchise [0:00-1:37]

God, what is my superpower? It's, you know what, I'd say I'm kind of a conversation list. I think I find people really, really fascinating. And I like to think that I can meet people on almost any level, because my interests are quite varied. First of all, this movie was amazing. Oh, thank you so much. I'm so glad to watch last night. Thank you. I'm also so fascinated with your career from Red, White and Royal Blue to the idea of you to this. You're really subverting masculinity with a lot of your roles. And I'm curious, you know, what do you want audiences to take away from some of the career choices you're making because they're really profound. Yeah, look, I think that that, you know, we are all onions. We all have layers and power and control and how we express ourselves and how we move through life. You know, it's not this sort of like binary or sort of all encompassing thing. I think the thing that makes Adam so powerful is not just his sort of brawn and the sort of obvious parts of his masculinity, but also, you know, he's sensitive and he's inquisitive and he's able to talk to people and deal with him and I think in a really, really special way. So I'd say, you know, none of it is sort of so conscious in sort of being too heavy on the theme. But I just like people who have this kind of complexity that we all have in life. And I love that his like super power is conflict resolution. And I think it's just funny gag. What is your superpower? My superpower is, God, what is my superpower?