Elizabeth Olsen spills tea on Chris Evans and Danielle Haim in a lie detector test

Elizabeth Olsen cleans up her thoughts on other actors, whether she likes them or not.

The actress is the latest celebrity to sit on Vanity FairLie detector test interview. During the scrutiny, she honestly answered questions about Marvel’s co-star and other famous friends, including Danielle Haim.

Musicians have recently diverged to play the leading role in the movie Licorice Pizza. She laughed nervously when asked if she thought Olsen was a better actress than Heim.

“Yes,” she admitted. “I’m sorry. I’m sorry, Daniel. I hope she agrees.”

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When asked if she liked “licorice pizza,” the already nervous actress replied positively.

“No, I love this movie and she thought it was great, but she didn’t have to do much,” Olsen added.

The lie detector test conductor called Olsen for lying about whether he liked the movie or Heim’s acting.

“F ** k, man. Excuse me, Daniel. You were great. I don’t know what’s going on. It’s very unpleasant right now,” she said.

The 33-year-old relationship with the musician was not the only friendship tested. The next question asked about her intimate friendship with Chris Evans.

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Olsen said he was “hanging out a lot” because he used to live so close to each other, but recently he said he couldn’t see each other.

“I don’t hate spending time with him. I was doing it the way LA was. I still don’t like being with him,” she said. “I was doing more as a kid in the valley. But yeah, he’s laughing so much that joking makes me feel better about myself.”

Evans wasn’t the only one she wasn’t in touch with — she also elaborated on why she wasn’t in the Avengers text group.

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“Yeah, I don’t even know what it is. I was in some sort of chain. I forgot, it’s like a secret texting app, people say in this space I don’t record things, etc. “Olsen recalled. “I don’t know what it was called. But we were using something like fantasy football, so we’ve removed the app ever since.”

She joked, “I haven’t participated in any other group’s texts because I’m so cool,” showing that she didn’t feel hurt.