00:12Un'isola inesplorata.
00:14Vi dico in quali modi potete crepare.
00:16Caldo, pioggia, malattie causate da insetti,
00:19per non parlare della schiera di creature pronti a sbranarvi vivi.
00:22Facciamo il doppio?
00:23Oltre a un bonus se torniamo vivi.
00:25Sì.
00:28Come è difficile per un ragazzo e educato britannico come te,
00:33che si sembra difficile?
00:35In questo film, tu sembra molto difficile.
00:36Tu anche hai una bella, per la prima volta.
00:39Sì, sì.
00:42Well, to creare una bella, hai bisogno di creare una bella.
00:46Sì, sai, mi piace di giocare a questo personaggio.
00:52Sì.
00:53Sì.
00:54Sì.
00:58Sì.
00:59a very decorated past in the military
01:03but also he's seen a lot of action at war
01:05and that's left a mark on his spirit.
01:09And he takes the job
01:10and what he finds is it sort of reawakens
01:13a sense of humility in him.
01:16And I'm related to that.
01:18I think it's important to be, to stay curious,
01:22you know, not to close off.
01:24I think at the beginning of the film he's closed,
01:25he's shut down and actually,
01:26he's kind of, yeah, he's awakened again.
01:31The name of your character is Conrad.
01:34Yes, indeed.
01:34But instead of looking to Earth of Darkness,
01:37you're looking to Earth of Katana.
01:40How cool was doing that scene with the sword?
01:42It was great.
01:43Yeah, I loved doing that scene.
01:46It's,
01:48it was such a brilliant idea in Jordan's mind.
01:53We call it gas mask samurai.
01:58And there's something about shooting screen combat like that
02:02that I find really satisfying
02:04because it's like choreography.
02:07It's something about the,
02:08your,
02:08your,
02:10the actor has to move in concert with the camera department
02:14because one false move and somebody gets hurt.
02:17and when you finally have the finished product,
02:20it's very, very satisfying.
02:22Speaking about looks,
02:24the first look between Kong Yu and Brie Larson's character
02:26is interesting too because he,
02:29Kong is very curious and almost frightened about
02:32this little tiny woman.
02:34Do you think that in the world,
02:36one of the most powerful thing is the look of a woman or not?
02:43I think the most powerful thing is connection.
02:48I think we have to,
02:51to do everything we can to connect with each other.
02:55You see it in,
02:56in young children that the way they look at you,
02:58all they want to do is to connect with you.
03:01And I think you see that in animals as well.
03:04If,
03:04if we can somehow get back in touch with that harmony of living
03:09together in,
03:10in,
03:11in unity,
03:12then that's a good thing.
03:14Okay.
03:14Thank you.
03:15All right.
03:15Thanks a lot.
03:16Thank you.
03:17Okay.
Commenti