Noah Centineo on Bonding With the Cast of 'Warfare and Reacts to 'The Recruit' Cancelation | THR Video - video Dailymotion

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Noah Centineo chats with THR at the premiere of 'Warfare' in Los Angeles and describes the fun and unique experience of going through "boot camp" before filming. Plus, he talks about the active group chat and special connection the cast has and touches on the cancelation of Netflix's 'The Recruit.'

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00:00We were waiting for you because they're doing a lot of hugs, which I feel like is just a byproduct of doing a movie like this.

00:04I think so, yeah. We've all gotten quite close.

00:07And so tell me what that's like. I mean, you've been working for a while now,

00:09and everyone that I've talked to tonight says this is a singular experience, nothing like it, a brotherhood unexpected.

00:15So tell me, really, what it was like from the inside.

00:21How to explain it?

00:24Difficult to explain.

00:25I think Alex Garland, Ray Mendoza, you know, really curated a group of guys that they knew would care

00:36and, you know, would recognize what's important with the story and commit to it.

00:41And they did. It's really because of them.

00:44They put all of us together, and we all got along, and it was a phenomenal, phenomenal experience.

00:48Tell me what it was like to get sent to boot camp, do the head shaving together.

00:52Very fun.

00:56Yeah, extremely fun.

00:57It was extremely fun, hard work, good work, and learned a lot.

01:02You know, I certainly understand why Ray's the man to tell the story.

01:06And, you know, he instilled in us, you know, as many things as he possibly could in a very short time.

01:12And I hope we just, I hope we all received it as best as we could.

01:15And I was reading that Ray and Alex decided, like, for an actor to get cast in this movie,

01:20they were really looking for people with fire in their guts and actors with the right attitude.

01:25Tell me how that translated to the experience, and how do you feel?

01:28That's the group chat name.

01:29Did you change it?

01:30Did I change it?

01:31The internet boyfriends at Netflix.

01:32Oh, yeah, we already did.

01:33Yeah, that was me.

01:35I think you're lying.

01:36Are you lying?

01:36I am lying.

01:38What?

01:38Did you put them up to this?

01:39Are you trying to get them to do this?

01:41You were lying well.

01:42Oh, I didn't, though.

01:44This is, look at this man.

01:45Look at this man.

01:46This is what you saw in the motion picture.

01:48He is in there.

01:49We're all in the motion picture.

01:52What is this about the group chat?

01:53The title got changed?

01:55No.

01:56No, she tried to get me to change it to a title that had, that definitely didn't, you know,

02:02properly label all of us, and it was a joke, and then they, she was talking to them about it.

02:07But we do have a group chat.

02:08We have, every single day, we've all, like, engaged and been talking since we started

02:12the film, since we started boot camp, you know, all the way until now, and we continue

02:16to catch up with each other whenever we're in each, in a, there's more than one of us

02:22in a city we're usually hanging out.

02:23And listen, you've been in group chats before with other projects.

02:26Projects are always like a family.

02:27How is this one different?

02:31You know, sometimes they stick and sometimes they don't, and, like, if you're, you know,

02:34sometimes, sometimes people get busy and you're doing your thing, and it carries on for the

02:40duration of the project, sometimes a year, sometimes three, you know, all I'm saying,

02:44all I know is that we continue to speak daily, you know, most of us, and it's profound, it's

02:51very powerful.

02:51And are you tattooed?

02:53I am.

02:54Yeah?

02:54On your leg?

02:55Mine's here, yeah.

02:56Yeah, yeah, yeah.

02:57Most of us, I think all of us except for two now.

03:00Yeah, that's what I heard.

03:01Yeah.

03:01I heard the pressure's on for tonight.

03:03We're trying to, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

03:05Hopefully we can.

03:06No, I'm so happy to see you, and I'm also so disappointed about the recruit getting canceled.

03:12Tell me how you're feeling.

03:14You know, it is what it is.

03:16Netflix, you know, they have a certain mandate that they need to fill, and I'm very proud

03:20of the show, very grateful to our audience.

03:24You know, we have a pretty strong cult following, and, you know, with Netflix, it just didn't really

03:29fit what it was that they needed, I suppose, and so on to the next, I guess.

03:32But we're all very, very, as a cast, we're all very, very happy that we were able to

03:37do the seasons that we did.

03:39And when you look back on that experience, what stands out to you about the show?

03:44I mean, I just, I learned so much from season one to season two.

03:49You know, I really got to see behind the curtain, you know, of how a show gets made,

03:53and that to me was probably the most, you know, educational part of it, without a doubt,

03:58and also having such a great cast.

04:01So nice to see you.

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