Millie Bobby Brown and Louis Partridge appeared together in Vanity Fair's Lie Detector Test video to promote the upcoming film Enola Holmes 3 [1].

The appearance highlights the chemistry between the two leads during the press tour for the third installment of the franchise. This promotional cycle has focused heavily on the rapport between the stars as they prepare for the movie's release [2].

During the video, the actors faced a series of questions designed to test their honesty. The segment is part of a broader marketing push for the film, which follows the adventures of the titular character and her surroundings [2].

Partridge spoke about the themes of the project and the role of the female lead. "We are all about empowering girls, and like: 'You've got it, you don't need a man!'" Partridge said [3].

Brown and Partridge have remained a focal point of the Enola Holmes 3 press tour. Reports indicate Brown has frequently joked with and roasted Partridge during various promotional events leading up to this appearance [2].

The Lie Detector Test is a recurring series on Vanity Fair's YouTube channel where celebrities answer personal and professional questions while connected to a polygraph machine [1].

“"We are all about empowering girls, and like: 'You've got it, you don't need a man!'"”

The use of high-engagement digital formats like the Vanity Fair Lie Detector Test suggests a strategy to leverage the personal chemistry and perceived relationship between Brown and Partridge to drive viewership for Enola Holmes 3 among younger audiences.