00:00I saw exactly what I've always felt about Donnie Weeboy.
00:05And I saw that girl can't protect her child.
00:08Margaret Jimmy is her boy.
00:10He's your grandson.
00:12This movie is full of suspense and drama.
00:15What made you want to be a part of this film?
00:18I thought it was one of the best screenplays I've read.
00:20It kind of has everything going for it.
00:23I mean, so much heart.
00:25I mean, you're watching people cope with a tremendous amount of grief and how they process that and different characters handle it different ways.
00:33You know, Kevin Costner, I mean, what can you not say about Kevin?
00:36He's just wonderful.
00:38And we knew that we wanted to work together again.
00:40So because we only had a few minutes in the times that we'd gotten to work together before.
00:46I think movies are at their best when they are surprising us, when they do take us someplace we didn't expect to go.
00:52So, you know, and obviously they can be about so many things, humor and drama, the thing.
00:57But when I read Let Him Go, I didn't really know where it was going.
01:01And when I started to feel it, hopefully the audience will start to feel it.
01:04And it put a lot of dread in me.
01:07But I just kept reading because I couldn't stop watching a couple who were in love and were really going the wrong way.
01:14The character, really, I was very overwhelmed, really, to be asked to come to the States.
01:23Well, we shot it in Calgary, but, you know, play an American woman in an American film.
01:28I do enjoy playing a bad girl.
01:31I mean, it's it's there's something I can't quite put my finger on that makes it terribly nice.
01:37Really enjoyable.
01:38We came to see our grandson.
01:41My boy doesn't have to answer to you.
01:44And we don't have to answer to you.
01:50Whoa.
01:52What was it like starring opposite Kevin Costner in this movie?
01:56A dream come true.
01:57Honestly, I don't think my heart could have handled it if he if he if he'd said no.
02:04You take a big risk on being rejected.
02:05But, you know, nothing risked, nothing gained.
02:08So he said yes.
02:11Well, she's one of our great leading ladies in any in any decade.
02:15You understand why she is a leading lady, because she commands a screen.
02:19She comes in with such a point of view that it's just as easy to play with her against her.
02:26They're two fantastic actors.
02:30Well, you know, the three of us are kind of roughly in the same age territory.
02:34So we've all been doing it for a long time.
02:36So it just felt like, you know, hooking up with some really other experienced actors.
02:42And Kevin was really good at teaching me how to handle guns.
02:47And there I was hitting Diane Lane, obviously not really hitting her.
02:52So it was it was very, a very good time on set and offset lovely as well.
03:00I mean, I could not have been happier.
03:02I kind of didn't want to come home, really.
03:05You're with me on this, right?
03:07Right behind you.
03:09This movie has its fair share of quiet moments, but it also gets really intense.
03:14How did you try to balance all of those emotions?
03:16It was not about balance.
03:18It was about losing balance on purpose.
03:22You know, when you feel the floor open up and it just you feel like you're falling through the center of the earth when things turn violent.
03:30It's not it's it's so shocking that your primal brain hardly knows how to process it.
03:35But it wasn't about balance.
03:37It was about maintaining off balance for quite some time.
03:41Don't start what you can't finish.
03:42This movie is definitely a slow build.
03:46What do you think will surprise people the most about this movie?
03:49Because it keeps its promise, which is this is going to a a place that George is predicting is not good.
03:57And it has a satisfying ending.
04:00But it doesn't mean we have to like it.
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