00:00Congratulations on this film.
00:03This feels reminiscent of a lot of those action-adventure films of the past.
00:07What were those films for you that you really loved watching growing up?
00:11Oh, my goodness.
00:11I mean, it was all of the films that had Harrison Ford in them, all of them.
00:15So it was definitely Indiana Jones.
00:16I think, you know, there are definitely elements of those kind of movies that you find in this show.
00:21And even, like, some of the sort of, like, video games sort of landscapes that we, you know, that are out there right now.
00:28I feel like we play with a little bit of that, too.
00:31And then it's got a Guy Ritchie spin on it all.
00:33So that makes it completely different from anything you've seen before in many ways.
00:38This very cool brother-sister relationship between John Kosicki and Natalie Portman that is super unique.
00:45They have this really wonderful love-hate relationship that sort of evolves through the film.
00:50Then you've got my character, who's sort of the sidekick to John.
00:53You know, I sort of, I'm the problem solver.
00:55I'm the fixer, one of the fixers.
00:57So it's a great, fun cast, family film.
01:01And we go to some amazing locations, for real.
01:04It's not CGI.
01:05Like, we really were at the Pyramids blowing up cars.
01:07I don't know how that was legal, but we did it.
01:10And it was just so much fun.
01:13So crazy.
01:13You guys traveled all over the world for this.
01:16What would you say was your favorite location?
01:18And what do you think posed to be the most challenging?
01:20Well, I definitely loved going to Egypt.
01:24It's always been on my bucket list.
01:26To film at the Pyramids is like a really rare experience, I think.
01:30Not everyone gets permission to do it.
01:31And you really do feel something coming out of, emanating from the ground.
01:35You know, it's a very special, weird place.
01:39Vienna was kind of cool.
01:40Well, we got to go to this incredible national library where I now know where all the secret
01:45doors are behind the bookcases.
01:47So that's always fun when you get to sort of see behind, you know, behind the curtain.
01:51And then a lot of stuff we filmed on, you know, in London.
01:56And, you know, it's just a lot of fun to be able to travel with great people and a great
02:02director who actually, in the end, you know, he really brought the best out of all of us.
02:07And I think it shows on camera.
02:10And since this is called The Fountain of Youth, what is your version of The Fountain of Youth?
02:15What is something that keeps you feeling youthful or reminiscent of your childhood?
02:19My kids.
02:20Yeah.
02:21Like, literally in their faces.
02:23They kind of, you know, obviously, you know, you resemble your kids often.
02:26And so that's really strange.
02:28And then they're just so, they're so young and youthful.
02:31And, like, they do things that remind you of when you were that age.
02:33So they are my fountain of, they are my fountain of youth.
02:36And that's really nice.
02:52And they can see here.
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