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Chase Stokes Talks Outer Banks' Emotional Final Season, Reveals His Dream Romantic Gesture
Chase Stokes Talks Outer Banks' Emotional Final Season, Reveals His Dream Romantic Gesture
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0:01
-Chase, I always love it when you're here.
0:02
It's always nice to see you. Welcome back.
0:03
-Thanks for having me back.
0:04
-I was doing some reading up about you,
0:06
and I found out that you love rom-coms.
0:09
-I do, yeah. -Romantic comedies.
0:11
-I'm kind of like a hopeless romantic.
0:12
I don't know, it's the --
0:14
I mean, listen, Matthew McConaughey, Kate Hudson,
0:16
you kind of can't go wrong. -Yeah.
0:17
What other romantic comedies did you love?
0:20
-"50 First Dates," "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days."
0:23
I mean, just go with it. You can go and go and go.
0:25
-How did you discover those?
0:27
You just go, "I'm a romantic. I want to be in these."
0:29
-I was like 10 or 11. And I think it -- Okay.
0:31
Weirdly, it started with "Ghost" and Patrick Swayze,
0:35
which is not a rom-com by any means.
0:37
-No, but yeah, but more rom, yeah.
0:38
-Yeah, a little more rom and dram.
0:40
-Yeah, more rom and dram than com.
0:41
Yeah absolutely.
0:43
-And then I just kind of fell into --
0:44
into the rabbit hole of comedy rom.
0:47
Rom-com. -Did they ever inspire you to
0:48
make any great romantic gestures in your own life?
0:52
-You know, I always wanted to do the,
0:53
you know, Heath Ledger down the steps
0:55
and the singing, and I just -- I couldn't do it.
0:57
I'm so scared. Like, I'm such a wuss.
1:00
-You're scared of doing it. -Yeah.
1:01
And then, you know, you look in the mirror
1:03
and you try to do the Matthew McConaughey.
1:04
You're like, alright, alright, alright.
1:05
-Yeah. You can't. -No, Stokes, don't.
1:08
-Don't, Stokes. Don't do it. I love the beard, by the way.
1:11
This is legit. You're a stud.
1:13
-I'm grown up. -Yeah, exactly.
1:15
You are grown up.
1:16
Is this for that NASCAR thing you're doing?
1:18
-It is. -Talk to me about this.
1:20
-Yeah. So I'm starting a new project.
1:21
It's called "Thunder Road" with Dennis Quaid.
1:24
-Wow. And do you know how to race cars?
1:26
Do you know how to drive cars? -Well...
1:28
Uh, you know, so, like on "Outer Banks" --
1:30
-That's where the acting part comes in? Yeah, yeah.
1:33
-With "Outer Banks," they kind of were like, "You know
1:35
how to drive a boat, right?" I'm like..."Yeah."
1:37
-Sure. Yeah. -Mm-hmm.
1:38
As actors, we just say yes to everything.
1:40
So it was a yes.
1:42
And then we got in the boats and I kind of did the same for this.
1:44
And so they're like, "Alright, we'll come to Atlanta.
1:46
We're going to go to Atlanta Motor Speedway.
1:48
We're going to drive." I'm like, "Oh. Okay."
1:50
So I get there and this sweet old Southern man is like,
1:53
"Alright, we're going to watch this VHS tape."
1:56
Yeah, VHS tape, Gen Z. Hello. Google that one.
1:58
[ Laughter ] -Wow. VHS tape of how to drive?
2:01
-Plops it in and then they're like, "You ready to go?"
2:03
And I'm like, "Oh, we're getting in the cars now?"
2:06
So I do two laps with a guy. -On the track?
2:10
-On the track, and then he's like, "Alright, brother,
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you ready to roll?"
2:13
And I was like, "Oh, I'm driving now?"
2:14
-You're like, "No, I'm not ready to roll."
2:16
-I'm -- Sure, I'm going to do this, I guess.
2:19
Another car pulls up. Nobody with me, just me.
2:22
And they just send me down the track.
2:25
-Wow.
2:26
-It was kind of badass, I guess.
2:27
-Yeah yeah yeah.
2:28
And are you good? I mean, are you --
2:30
-Yeah. You know what, Jimmy?
2:32
-What's up, buddy?
2:34
-I've got some...
2:36
I've got some beef with you right now.
2:38
-I can feel, I can feel.
2:40
-Yeah, yeah. I'm sorry. I'm not good at hiding things.
2:42
It's -- -Yeah.
2:43
-This is rare when this happens,
2:44
but yeah, it happens to people.
2:46
You have beef with me? You talking about Drew Starkey?
2:48
-Yeah. We don't have to --
2:49
-We don't need to say his name anymore.
2:50
-Yeah, he came on the show.
2:52
-Yeah. Yeah, he did that. -Yeah.
2:54
-He's just a nuisance, you know.
2:55
He's everywhere. -I know, but you were --
2:56
We're friends.
2:58
You've been on the show a bunch of times
2:59
and have been great to us.
3:00
-Yeah. -I just figured --
3:01
-Yeah. -I just figured, you know what?
3:03
Spread the wealth, you know?
3:04
-Sure. Yeah. Maybe not Drew. [ Laughter ]
3:07
-You don't have to see him anymore.
3:09
He talked very nicely about you, by the way.
3:12
-I love that man. Um, I really do.
3:15
-Are you -- You became friends.
3:18
I think he was telling me like --
3:20
like in real life. Did you help him move?
3:22
-Oh, God. He told you? Yeah.
3:24
-Did you, like, show up in a U-Haul truck or something?
3:26
-Yeah. So we -- When we started the show,
3:28
we had auditions against each other
3:30
for years prior to the show.
3:32
And so we kind of were like, wait a minute, we --
3:35
And so he's like, "Can you help me move?"
3:37
And I was like, "Yeah, of course I'll help."
3:38
Help a brother out. And so he has this U-Haul
3:41
and I'm thinking he's got all sorts of like ridiculous stuff
3:44
inside this U-Haul.
3:45
He's like, "Alright, here we go."
3:46
Opens the back.
3:48
It's one single mattress, three coffee cups,
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a keyboard, a filing cabinet.
3:55
-Yes. I've purchased one of those. -And a record player.
3:58
That was it. -And a record player.
3:59
-In a full-blown U-Haul. [ Laughter ]
4:02
-He could just move in there and live in there.
4:03
-I was like, "This is it?
4:05
This is cheaper than the rent you're going to pay."
4:07
-But you guys became really close friends.
4:10
-We did. Yeah. Yeah, we did.
4:12
-You brought me actually something from your iPhone.
4:14
-Yeah, I did.
4:16
-So you will just pick up your phone and look at your photos.
4:18
And he has taken 100 photos of himself.
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[ Laughter ] -So yeah. Yeah.
4:23
So Drew does this thing like I'll leave my --
4:25
my phone in my cast chair,
4:27
and then I'll just come back and go to get on my phone
4:29
and that's my camera roll.
4:31
-See, that's why we love this guy. Come on.
4:33
He said he got a little choked up
4:36
because this is the final season.
4:37
-Yeah. It's so funny.
4:39
He claims to be like a non-emotional person.
4:41
And he's like, "I was -- I felt like I was a psychopath.
4:43
I wasn't crying at all." No, he was a mess.
4:46
That dude did not stop crying.
4:48
I looked at him and he's like... [ Sobbing ]
4:49
-Oh, stop it. Oh, my gosh. -I'm like, "Okay.
4:51
Drew, come here." And then it was --
4:53
-But he said that kind of -- he got to kind of gel
4:55
with you guys on this final season
4:56
where he hasn't had before.
4:58
And he was like, "This is bumming me out
4:59
'cause I love everybody in this crew.
5:01
And I kind of grew up with these people."
5:03
-Yeah, it was kind of a weird dynamic for the longest time
5:06
because Rafe was always on his own
5:08
and the Pogues were out on their journey.
5:09
So, you know, the end of season 4, we have, you know,
5:12
the unfortunate death that happens.
5:14
And then Rafe is stuck with the Pogues.
5:16
-As John B, you're the narrator.
5:18
Was it extra emotional for you to kind of this is the final?
5:21
This is the end. -Yeah, yeah, it was weird.
5:23
Um, you know, we started this thing and we would all go
5:26
and do the voiceover work together.
5:28
So I'd be in the studio. The whole cast would be there.
5:30
-You actually lived together at one point.
5:32
-We did. We did. During the pandemic.
5:34
-Yes. You lived together during the pandemic.
5:36
And then I remember this character was invented.
5:38
-Oh God. -Tammy.
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And Tammy... [ Laughter ]
5:42
I'm a big fan.
5:43
[ Cheers and applause ] -Tammy.
5:46
-Now, how did --
5:49
-Sweet Tammy. -Sweet Tammy.
5:51
How did Tammy get invented?
5:53
And it will never go away.
5:54
Do you realize that?
5:56
-Yeah. No, it's -- it haunts me.
5:57
-[ Laughs ] -Obviously.
5:59
-Is Tammy getting her own spinoff?
6:00
-I think she might get a new spinoff. Yeah.
6:01
We're talking to Netflix actually backstage about it.
6:04
-Oh. That's perfect. -We're working on it.
6:05
-Can we tell everyone what's happening in the final season
6:08
of "Outer Banks"? -I can, yeah.
6:09
So, you know, obviously after JJ's passing,
6:13
the Pogues are going out for revenge.
6:15
And so it's really
6:17
what are they going to do to get the things
6:18
that they love in life?
6:20
And how are they going to take care
6:21
of themselves into the future?
6:23
So it's action-packed, as always, a lot of love.
6:25
And we're landing the plane.
6:28
-There you go, bud. Congratulations on a good run.
6:29
It was awesome. Come back whenever. We love you.
6:31
[ Cheers and applause ]
6:33
I want to show a clip.
6:35
Here's Chase Stokes in season 5 of "Outer Banks."
6:38
Take a look. -You deserve this.
6:40
-Yeah, man, you deserve it. -Jesus! Pope!
6:45
Yeah! Yeah, don't -- don't frickin' do that, Pope.
6:49
-What's the problem?
6:50
-You can't just pop up like David Blaine.
6:54
-I asked you for a ride yesterday.
6:56
-I thought that was for yesterday.
6:57
-No, that was for today.
6:59
-Well, I had to go drop off a package,
7:00
so that's what I'm doing.
7:02
-In Figure Eight? -Yeah.
7:04
So if you could just watch the van, that would be great.
7:07
-What kind of package? -It's just a package.
7:09
Alright? -Right.
7:12
And what's the crowbar for?
7:14
-Pope, if you could just man the fort while I'm gone.
7:17
It'll be quick.
7:18
-Okay, so you want me to be a lookout?
7:20
-I'm not asking you to be a lookout.
7:22
I'm just asking you to, uh, be aware of your surroundings.
7:25
-Come on, John B, come on, my man!
7:27
[ Cheers and applause ] Chase Stokes, everybody.
7:30
The fifth and final season of "Outer Banks"
7:32
begins streaming this Thursday on Netflix.
7:35
We'll be right back with a performance from the Stray Cats.
7:39
Stick around, everybody.
