I Always Want Another Actor To Shine

I Used To Do Fight Sequences, And I Started To Get Self-conscious About Fight Sequences, Because Invariably The Other Person Would Get Hurt, And You Never Want Anyone To Be Hurt On A Film, Let Alone You Being Responsible. The Great Thing About Working With Guys Who Have Spent Their Life Choreographing Fights For Wrestling Is That That's What They Do. That's Their Specialty. Their Specialty Is Selling Taking Hits. Their Specialty Is Selling Explosive Hits Without Making A Contact Or Doing Too Much Damage.

To Have A Director That Loves His Actors Is Something That You Can See In The Film And In The Fruits Of That Labor. You Can See That Translated In The Film. When You Watch This Movie, You Can See A Director Who Loves His Actors, And It Shines Through The Movie, In My Eyes.

I Could Care Less About Being An Action Actor Like Stallone Or Schwarzenegger.

My Mother Is The Most Supportive Mother In The World, She's Magical.

The First Thing That Happens Is The Cleansing Of The Former Character. I Don't Think A Lot Of Actors Talk About It, But There Is Usually A Process Where You Essentially Purge Yourself Of The Character Played Prior To The Movie. Then You Want To Think About What The Character Represents, And You Write Down All Of The Elements About This Character And Then Take The Time To Find Some Synchronicity And Start Breathing The Character.