00:00The most demanding and fun stunt scene.
00:02The underwater fight in nine.
00:05That sequence was pretty challenging.
00:07That was about eight or nine hours of fighting
00:09and drowning each other, and it was pretty exhausting.
00:12How long can I hold my breath?
00:14I've never been pushed to that.
00:16Probably three minutes.
00:17If you just took me right now and put me in a bathtub,
00:19maybe 45 seconds.
00:20If I had some, like, preparatory breaths,
00:22maybe three minutes.
00:24Yeah, I think I could hit three.
00:26The truck chase, and then the fight in the sinking truck.
00:30We divide it all when we film it,
00:32so it wasn't all at once in sequence,
00:34but it took a long time and was very demanding.
00:37And then I think the most fun was a car chase sequence
00:40where I threw that reverse 180.
00:42There was a low margin of error there.
00:44I trained for the reverse 180 up at Team O'Neil
00:47in New Hampshire, a loose surface driving school,
00:50rally school, so I trained with those guys
00:52in preparation for a potential drive in Istanbul.
00:55The third one, I would say, was the fight in the subway.
01:00We had to get that in a short amount of time,
01:02and it was very intense and fast-paced.
01:05I'd try to just do as much prep as I can
01:07with the fight choreography,
01:08but then when it comes to shoot it,
01:10you just sort of turn your brain on.
01:13In regards to not ever wanting to do them again,
01:16or which one I would never want to do again,
01:18I don't know, I think if the audience liked it,
01:21I would do it again.
01:21I would do it again.
01:22I would do it again.
01:22I would do it again.
01:23I would do it again.
01:24I would do it again.
01:24I would do it again.
01:25I would do it again.
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