Sarah Hyland Joins 'Pitch Perfect' Franchise & Reunites With 'Modern Family' Co-star Adam Devine

- You look so fucking cute. - Thank you. - As beautiful, all things. The nails with that. - It has pockets. - Yes, the nail game makes it a little more rock and roll. I don't even wear a dress without pockets anymore. I don't have time for that designer. - No. - Yes, I love pockets. - You always need your things with you. - Yes, did you have one on your wedding dress? - I did. - Because congratulations. Did you have pockets? - It had pockets. - I love that. Congratulations on your wedding. (Audience applauds) - Thank you. - That's so amazing. - It was so funny. - I love your "Modern Family" co-

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Jesse Tyler Ferguson, he married all of you, right? -Yes, he did it. - Was that the plan all along? - So, Ty Burrell was originally supposed to marry us. - Yes. - It's already ordered... - Yes. - Be officiant.

I don't really want to say minister, but he was supposed to do it and there was an emergency and he couldn't make it, like a week before the wedding, we found out. So, I texted Jesse and, because we're obviously very, very close. - Yes. - And I was like... - Please. (Kelly laughs) - Fake TV uncle, real-life friend, Tony Award winner Jesse Tyler Ferguson. - You can do it. - Do you want to marry us? - Yes. - And he so graciously liked it, he did it and... - It had to be ordered very quickly? (audience applauds) - Yes, we did, we did this process like crazy, like online, and he was ordered. -Yes.-And throughout the wedding, he continued showing people his cleric insignia. (Kelly laughs) - It's real. - I had it inside like, "Look at me." (Kelly laughs) -I love that, is it true that you threatened your husband if he didn't cry at your wedding? - Yes. - I love it... (Kelly and the audience laugh) - Yes. - You wanted real excitement, you wanted, you wanted to go there. - I, in fact, specifically, verbatim said: "If I don't see you crying when I walk to the altar, I will turn around." (Kelly and the audience laugh) -Oh, and he did it. -And he cried. (audience gasps) - Oh, I love that.

So, you said that her husband is a good communicator, so...-Yes.-How has that helped? I'm sure that has helped your relationship tremendously, right? - Oh, immensely. I would, I've always been the communicator in relationships and I remember our first fight we had which wasn't even a big deal. I got so frustrated that I stomped up the stairs, closed the door, and then thought, "What's going on?" I'm not the person doing this, this is crazy. He just wants to talk about it. - Yes. - And I think that is, it is so key, it is so cliché, but it is so key to a healthy relationship to be able to communicate, know how to fight, know each other... - Know how to communicate and then listen. . - And then listen. - Yeah. - And you know, really understanding how other people feel sometimes.

It's not just a love language with words of gratitude, or anything like that. - Yes. - It's just that, you know, we are very opposite in how we behave when we are upset or angry about something. - Like we all are, yes. - Each one is an individual and he likes to be left alone and I like... - Do you want to talk about it. - Held like a baby. - Like a baby. - Like a baby. (Kelly laughs) - I want to be the joey of the stock market. Just put me there. - Yes, he just doesn't want to be touched. -And he doesn't want to be touched, he doesn't want to be looked at.

He says, "I'm going through my stuff, I'll figure it out in my head. Everything's fine." So that's something that we've learned from each other and that we work on every day to be able to make sure we give each other what the other person needs. - Oh, that's great. - Yes. (Audience applauds) - Well, congratulations. - Thank you. - Great partner, that's amazing. So, did your

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speak at the wedding? Did someone stand up and say something? - Yes, we had our rehearsal dinner, my brother gave the sweetest speech. - Look, that's when I cried. - It was like that, there was not a single dry eye. -Yes.-In the...-And if you see one, you know that person is dead in his...-Yes, yes. -In his heart.

Yeah, you're like... - Are you going to murder me? - There's something wrong with you. - I think you're going to murder me. (Kelly and Sarah laugh) - But that's okay. - Yes, it was incredible. I mean, we're like five years apart. - Yes. - So, we have this and he said it, he said, "No one makes my brother cry except me." (Kelly laughs) And that's how we were. - There is a lot in that statement. - There is a lot in that statement. It's like, "I'll punch anyone who makes my brother cry, but..." - I can do it. - But I can do it a thousand times. -Yes.-And it was so sweet and Wells' sister and her husband talked and they were wearing onesies.

The ones I bought animal onesies for for Christmas 2017, I thought they had thrown them away, donated them, whatever. And suddenly we looked and they were giving a speech in onesies and I was so, it was so sweet, I love it so much. - Oh, I love that

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, that's fun. - Yes. - Yes, normally people aren't like that at weddings, that's great. - Yes, it was great. - Yes Yes. They are like more congested. - They just disappeared for a second... - I love it, they say, "This is how we're going to present our speech." - Yes, exactly. (Sarah laughs) - So, your family shared a very small apartment in New York when you were little, right? - Yeah. - Was that, was, I mean, it seems like hard times, but it also seems like a great thing, because you all are so cool and united and, and your family is like all together.

That's great. - Yes and as a child no... - You don't realize. - You don't know the difference, you know? Whether you stay in a 5000 square foot house or a 300 square foot apartment, you know? - Yeah. - It was awesome and fun, and the building had a lot of history, which was really cool. I remember singing "Annie" non-stop, because I was auditioning for her. So I would go out on the fire escape and get some air and I really felt like an orphan in the 1930s in New York City. - Did your neighbors hate you? (Kelly laughs) - They were actually very sweet. - Oh. - They'd clap and then a week would go by and they'd yell, "Hey, did you hire Annie?

What's going on?" - Oh my God. - It was so sweet. - So... - But then my cat brought me a birthday present one time and he jumped on the bed, went to pet it, stopped after about an inch, turned on the light and it was a mouse's head. . Then there's that too. - If you know? - Welcome to New York, yes, yes. - Yes. - Rats and mice, yes. - Rats, mice and people asking if you booked "Annie". - I love that you asked if you booked "Annie", very New York, all that. - Very New York. - I love that, I thought you were going to say they hated it, because I lived in an apartment in Columbus when I was little and I, you know, "The Little Mermaid." (Kelly hums) - Oh, yeah. - Okay, I thought this was my moment.

She always went out on the balcony and sang that part. - That's all? -And then she steps back and says, "Keep singing." And play it, like everything. And my neighbors hated us. (Kelly laughs) - I can't. - But I didn't care, I just kept singing. (Kelly laughs) - You're welcome... - I love that your neighbors have supported you. - They were, they were so sweet. - Yes, I was, that's really nice, that's nice. - Yes. (Audience applauds) - So, your father is also an actor, so the apple doesn't fall from the tree. I heard he's on Broadway right now, right? -Yes.-That's exciting, what is he doing? -He's doing "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" on Broadway. (The audience applauds) - And you?

I love Harry Potter." Do you love "Harry Potter"? - My dad's Dumbledore. - No way. - I know. (Sarah hums) - I know, oh my gosh. Did you read them when you were younger? ? - Oh yeah. - Me too. - I actually read "Harry Potter" to my family at a book fair at school. - And I was obsessed with them. Plus, my brother was too little to read those huge books. - Yes. - So, my dad read them out loud and made voices for everyone and... - Before the game. - It was, it was great. , yeah.

He had the whole 360, it was amazing. And he's so, so, so good. - Oh, that's great, Dumbledore. - That's great. - Yeah. (Audience laughs) - Oh, Oh my gosh, okay. So, have you spent any time in Berlin for your new project? - Yes. - And you had a roommate, right? - Yes, I did (Kelly laughs) It was a studio and I was in. a very, very, very old building in Berlin. Many things happened there, probably terrible. And I was moving in and I was putting my stuff on this, on this dresser and all of a sudden I smelled perfume and I thought, "What's going on?

Is this such a fancy place that they push perfume through the vents?" And then I quickly realized that I had a roommate and I feel like she's been there since, I mean, the '40s and... - You mean like a ghost? - Yes, I called her Olga. (audience gasps) - And you stayed in it, did you stay? - Yes. - What's happening? - We created a relationship, as if she was very sweet. Her name was not Olga, I asked her that, but I couldn't figure out her real name. So I asked her if it was okay to call her Olga and she said, "Yeah, whatever." - That? (Audience and Sarah laugh) I'm, I'm freaking out, I'm so terrified of things like that, not terrified, I just don't even want to know that it exists, if it exists.

I like it, and you say it exists, which terrifies me. There is already enough going on in this area. - Oh yeah. - I don't want to have to worry about someone else. That's crazy and it didn't scare you at all. Have you been like this since you were a child? - Oh yeah. My mom taught me how to read tarot cards when she was a child, she reads palms. - I am obsessed with reading tarot cards, I think they are very fun. - It's, it's great. - Yes. - It's, it's amazing. - Sometimes really successful.

Yes. - Yes. I mean, if you put the right energy into it and ask the right questions, you can really do it, it's not a predictor of the future by any means, but you can really understand the situation that other people are coming from. . But yeah, no, when I was a kid, I saw dead people all the time. - What the hell? - Yes. I can't see them anymore. - Well, look, that's my problem, look, I'm a very open person and that's what scares me, because I am, and I, I literally let people like me, I let myself go, I say, I walk in somewhere and Someone says, "I think it's great if you're here.

But don't show yourself." (Sarah laughs) Like me, we could both be here, we don't have to know it. - I don't want to know what you are like. - Yes, I said: "I don't want to see you." I think because I'm such an open person, I feel like it would happen to them and then I would die. - Oh no. (Sarah laughs) - Yes, I would die. - You just have to be able to protect yourself and that's okay. - I'm not that person, I just like to avoid it. So, okay, let's talk about your new show.

So, it's part of the "Pitch Perfect"

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, right? - Yes. - Okay, were you a fan? Were you just a super fan? - What a fan. - I like it too. - What a fan. - I think I grew up in a choir like that, so it's like, yeah. - Oh, yes, exactly. - Yes. - I mean Jason Moore, who directed the first one, I did "Shrek the Musical" with him in New York. - Yes. - And he directed, so I was a big fan. And of course, Adam, I know Adam from "Modern Family," so it's an amazing thing to be able to be a part of the whole

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, because I love everyone that's a part of it. - Yes. - But to be able to sing again, I haven't sung in a long time. - I was going to say it's great that you can do both.

What is this plot about? What is this story about, since it is part of the franchise? - So, Bumper is still working at the university and he gets a call from, if anyone remembers Peter Cromer from "Pitch Perfect", I think it was two, from Das Sound Machine. And he calls him, tells him that he's famous in Berlin and that he's going to be the next big thing. So, Bumper, Adam DeVine moves to Berlin on a whim and I play Peter's assistant and she's a weird, quirky, happy person, but very, very strange. - Yes. - Who's really shy? - It's fun to play. -And he is very

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ionist.

And that's why she doesn't want people to hear her sing until she knows she's

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, which I can relate to a lot. - I was going to say, are you that person? - I am that person. I am too controlling and perfectionist. So, I relate very much to that. And yes, it's about Bumper trying to win something called a German Unity Day concert for a record label. - Oh my God, I'm going to love it.