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Go behind the scenes of 'Warfare' with Joseph Quinn, Kit Connor, Will Poulter, D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, and Charles Melton as they share their unforgettable experience bringing this powerful story to life. From getting matching “Call on Me” tattoos to honor the real-life soldiers, to strict schedules and intense boot camp training, the cast fully immersed themselves in their roles. Hear how Ray Mendoza’s real-life experience shaped the script and how the cast uplifted each other for the best performances possible.

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00:00We went bowling. My nickname on the thing was Funkle, but it never stuck.
00:04Because he's not really that fun or an uncle, so you know, just Joe felt more appropriate.
00:10Kit's was Babyface. Mine was Babyface.
00:12DP, Baby Ray, Dozer.
00:14You nicknamed yourself Top.
00:17So originally, originally we called Charles Romeo, because he's a bit of a romantic.
00:24That was a problem on radio because you might legitimately say Romeo in place of R.
00:29So he decided, hey, can you call me Top?
00:31This is my dad's.
00:32And his dad's name in the military was Tom, so it felt apt.
00:36Willie P was Daddy.
00:38We were walking back from a curry house, not drunk even a drop.
00:44We were just high on life.
00:45I can't remember who said it, but someone was just like, what if we started calling Will Daddy?
00:48Oh, we can call him Daddy in front of Alex and Ray, and they'll hate that, and it's going to be great.
00:52They loved it.
00:53And for some reason, everyone loved it, and it stuck.
00:56It's mainly because my main role was reminding lads when laundry day was and things like that.
01:01You know, it was like, get in the car.
01:02We're going now.
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