"Insurgent" stars Theo James and Shailene Woodley showed their chemistry once again as they played a game of "How well do you know your co-star" during a guesting appearance on the Today Show.

In one of the segments for the Today Show, Shailene Woodley was asked what the weirdest gift that Theo James has ever gotten from a fan.

Shailene Woodley wrote "ruby necklace" on a piece of paper.

To which Theo James commented, "It's true. It's a necklace. Whether it was a ruby, I'm not sure ... but I like it."

Then it's Theo James' turn to answer a question about "Insurgent" co-star Shailene Woodley.

The question was, "What's the one item that Shailene couldn't live without?"

Theo James held up a card which reads, "red wine."

Shailene Woodley took a look at the paper and could only nod in agreement while laughing.

Meanwhile, in the interview, Shailene Woodley weighed in on "Insurgent," and the pressure that comes with making a sequel to a blockbuster hit.

"Yes there is that sense of if you are going to do a second movie you want to raise the stakes even higher and you want to take it to that next level," she said.

"And coming back into it was a little difficult than we thought just because in the interim we worked in different projects, we met different directors and shooting in different location."

"That's the nice thing about doing a second film you get a chance to explore elements of the character that you didn't in the first, you get to go a little deeper," Theo James added. "If you do a second movie you need to ... push the boundaries and kind of make it a little bigger."

Theo James and Shailene Woodley also claimed that "Insurgent" would be more action-packed compared to "Divergent."

"Again we wanted to embrace the fact that it's kind of a big spectacle movie. Yeah, we did a lot of running, Shae on high-wire," he said.

"I did a lot but my stunt doubles, they did a lot of the hard stuff. They made Tris looked really good," Shailene Woodley said of the stunts in "Insurgent."

"I love it, you kinda do as many as you're allowed. And then insurance steps in and then no, you're not doing that," she laughed.