Alan Tudyk on What it Was Like Working With His Wife in the DC Universe | THR Video - video Dailymotion

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At the 'Superman' premiere, Alan Tudyk chats with THR and talks about what it is like to work with his wife in the DC Universe. Plus, he dishes on playing Superman Robot #4.

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00:00I am always impressed at your ability to make anything a prop to sign.

00:03And now you're playing a robot that makes anything something that he can use as something to fix or solve.

00:09How hands-on did you feel voicing a robot that was so handy?

00:14Oh, I felt hands-on. I mean, my hands were there, and they were on everything, especially Superman.

00:20But in a way, that HR proved us.

00:23I love that we hold him down, and when he gets hit by that ray of yellow sun to repair him,

00:29it happens right in the beginning of the movie.

00:31We're like, hold him down. This is my favorite part.

00:34And it says, he gets blasted by this huge thing, screaming.

00:38Muscles repairing, very painful.

00:40Yeah, and it's just like, this is great. Watch this. It was really fun.

00:45Now, your wife is also in the DC Studios world, thanks to the incredible choreography she does in Peacemaker,

00:50and it's really beautiful work. Do you guys get to talk about celebrating this together?

00:54Is it like a shared family dinner moment now and again?

00:56Yeah, you know, she had been in Atlanta, where we shot this, prior to me getting there,

01:02because she was doing the dance for Peacemaker 2.

01:06Yeah.

01:06So she was already there, scoped everything out for me, and then I showed up later.

01:09She worked with James, then I worked with James.

01:11So, yeah, it's all part of the same world.

01:14It's just called our world.

01:16It's so iconic, and it's really beautiful choreography.

01:18It's great work she does.

01:19But I've got to know, with Clayface, this is a character you've played a few different times, a few different ways.

01:23How excited are you to see the young British or Welsh actor that just booked it put his spin on it?

01:27I'm looking forward to it.

01:29I hope to play, like, one of those walk-on characters that everybody goes,

01:34oh, that's how he was in the animated versions,

01:36where they're kind of a little more self-aware than all the other characters,

01:40not really fully in it.

01:42Good to see you.

01:43Hello, and nice to meet you.

01:44The day player that's a little too tuned into the fourth wall.

01:46Yeah.

01:47And last question for you.

01:48This is the 25th anniversary of A Knight's Tale next year.

01:52What?

01:52That movie has endured so beautifully.

01:54What's your strongest, fondest memory of that A Knight's Tale era?

01:57James coming out and saying that this isn't a story about...

02:00So much.

02:01I've been thinking about that a lot lately.

02:02You know, it was 2000 in Prague in Czech Republic,

02:07which was a very different time for the Czech Republic.

02:09It was a rowdy time for that town.

02:11And it wasn't so full of tourists.

02:14It was still rough around the edges.

02:16So those are my fond memories.

02:18Going out, playing medieval all day with the cast,

02:21and then we'd go out to pubs at night,

02:23and we'd keep playing medieval.

02:25Yeah, if there was a fight, which there often was,

02:28we all stood up as one.

02:30It was pretty nice.

02:31It was just a young girl.

02:32It was really nice.

02:33It was really nice.

02:34If it was just a big stop,

02:35it was really nice.

02:37It was really nice.

02:38It was really nice.

02:40It was so much fun to me.

02:40It's really nice to see a new guy and he's going to run out.

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