In the high-flying world of heist films, Netflix's latest offering, "Lift," promises to elevate the genre to new heights. Starring the dynamic trio of Kevin Hart, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, and the illustrious Tokyo from "Money Heist" (Ursula Corbero), the film takes viewers on a thrilling ride with an international heist crew aiming to snag $500 million in gold from a passenger plane soaring at 40,000 feet.

Ahead of its highly anticipated premiere on January 12, theGrio caught up with the stars to discuss their approach to the material and the unique dynamics that set "Lift" apart.

As the curtain rises on "Lift," viewers can expect the classic elements of heist films—jet-setting adventures, heart-pounding action, and nail-biting close calls.

However, this time, the stakes are sky-high, both literally and figuratively, as the crew, led by Tokyo, orchestrates a daring heist mid-flight.

Before delving into the intricacies of the film, Hart, Mbatha-Raw, and Tokyo shared their personal relationships with flying. While Hart confessed to living on airplanes without a hint of discomfort,

Mbatha-Raw highlighted the emotional phenomenon some experience when watching movies on planes, shedding light on the peculiar vulnerability of airborne viewers.

Úrsula Corberó, Commonly known as Tokyo, for her role in "Money Heist," added her own flair to the conversation, providing insights into the unique challenges of heisting at 40,000 feet.

One key element that both actors emphasized is the film's strong ensemble cast. Tokyo praised the international mix of characters, each with their unique eccentricities, dynamics, and histories, contributing to the film's distinct flavor.

The emphasis, they stressed, is not solely on action but on character-driven storytelling, ensuring audiences connect with each member of the crew.