Madame Web's Dakota Johnson Reveals Her 'Spidey-Sense'

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Dakota Johnson sits down with Melissa Nathoo to talk about her Madame Web highlights and what makes her 'spidey-sense' tingle. Report by Nathoom. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00 I loved seeing you with the girls and I was getting strong big sister vibes from you.

00:04 Did it very much feel like that, you with the girls?

00:07 Yeah, it did. I, you know, I have two younger sisters and I think I slip into that dynamic

00:16 pretty easily with people who are in their early 20s, so that felt like really easy with them.

00:22 I'm curious what your actual Spidey senses are like in real life by that, I mean,

00:27 basically like intuition because I have a good sense for knowing where spiders are in the room,

00:33 like because I'm so terrified. So that's what my Spidey sense tingles when they're around.

00:38 Oh, like you have an actual Spidey sense?

00:39 Yeah. What is your Spidey sense?

00:41 I have a pretty strong intuition, not about spiders, but like just about anything else.

00:48 Good gut instinct on things. There's so much to this movie though, like so the relationship with

00:53 the girls, especially the sarcasm which you have with Ben in the film. I even told my friend during

00:59 the film, I was like, this feels like you and me. I loved how relatable that was. Which part did you

01:04 particularly enjoy?

01:05 Working with Adam Scott was really great because he's so funny and so talented and

01:12 really easy to be around and work with and that was great. And I really wanted to

01:20 like instill some levity in the film and have Cassie have a sense of humour and like a really

01:27 dry sense of humour. So he helped with that. And the banter with the girls was fun sometimes just

01:33 because they're so different that it was nice, a nice layer.

01:39 Is your sense of humour quite dry as well? I feel like from what I've seen on...

01:43 Maybe, I guess.

01:45 A little bit of yourself in that.

01:48 And listen, I don't know what's going to happen in the future with this or with anything else,

01:52 but if you could have a crossover movie with any of the Marvel stars, who do you think

01:56 it would work really well with?

01:59 I have no idea, truly. I think there's like obvious characters that people would like to see,

02:06 but I don't know. I feel really excited for the future of Madam Webb.

02:12 Seeing as we're speaking of that, are you someone who tends to focus on the present?

02:19 I'm not going to take the past out of it because no one wants to focus on the past.

02:22 No, no one does.

02:23 Are you someone who, like Cassie, I think she addresses her past, but she focuses on the present

02:28 and she can see the future. Are you someone who focuses on the present or do you focus more on

02:33 the future?

02:34 I feel like I'm constantly trying to be present. We're taught to not like future

02:42 trip and dwell on the past.

02:43 You're not there making like vision boards like I feel like I really need to do to try my best.

02:49 I love a vision board, like a manifestation board. Sure, why not? But that's dreaming.

02:55 It's not tripping. It's not like flipping out about the future. It's more just like what's

03:01 possible.

03:02 Well, let's see what's possible with the future for Madam Webb. I'm very excited to see.

03:06 Thank you.

03:07 Congratulations on the film and good luck with it. Thank you so much.

03:10 Thank you. Nice to meet you.

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