“These two people screw it up in perpetuity,” says Ryan.
Warning: This article contains spoilers fromWhat Happens Later.
Sometimes things are more ambiguous, which is exactly the case inWhat Happens Later.
David Duchovny and Meg Ryan in ‘What Happens Later’.Credit: Bleecker Street
“The last music cue in the score is called ‘Bye for Now,'” she reveals.
“I think these two people screw it up in perpetuity.
The ending is perfect.
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I don’t think it’s unsatisfying either.
There’s something about who they are.
The question throughout the movie is, will they or won’t they end up together?
But it’s other things they give each other.
They level up with each of their daughters.
They satisfy a mystery from long ago.
They time travel together actually [in a way].”
Adds Duchovny: “Hopefully, it’s something that people will discuss.
Some will want us to be together, some will not.”
“I was like, ‘Oh, that’s interesting, okay.’
They end up together in a way,” he quips.
“These questions of, ‘Will they be together at the end?’
If they want to be, it’s easy.
Even though I didn’t get the number, it’s possible for you to find anybody.”
What Happens Lateris now playing in theaters.
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