Actor Samara Weaving has revealed that she was unaware about the popularity of the "Bill & Ted" film franchise till she received a call for audition in the third part, "Face The Music".
The Australian actor is set to play Thea Preston, daughter of Alex Winter's Bill in the film directed by Dean Parisot.
Weaving, who is engaged to creative producer Jimmy Warden, told Collider, "My fiance was sitting next to me and I said, 'Oh, I've got an audition for something called 'Bill & Ted',' and I've never seen him jump as high as he did.
"And then, he started doing the impersonation of Bill and Ted and I was like, 'What is happening? Are you having an aneurysm? Do we need to call somebody?'"
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