00:01The script was absolutely wonderful. The script was absolutely wonderful. I mean the combination of the script, obviously the dialogue
00:08and the script, it goes without saying, and Martin Campbell, Mel Gibson, Ray Winston, and this story that kind of
00:20is very emotional but yet has a sort of Cold War feel to it.
00:25All those elements together I thought were enough for it to be a great honor for me to be involved.
00:35Bennett is enigmatic. You don't really know who he is, but he's able to make a profit on potential war.
00:49Well, Jedberg also I believe is a private hand.
00:58He kind of, his character kind of belongs to the Cold War. There's something romantic about Jedberg.
01:04He's worked in this shady world for quite some time and is somewhat old-fashioned about it.
01:18And he's quite truthful of all the characters. He's probably the most truthful.
01:25Well, Martin is very attentive to the actors, which is great. He's very much there for you and he's listening
01:39and watching, not always watching the monitor, but actually watching you.
01:42So you feel secure, you feel good with having him there to watch out for you.
01:50Very giving and has a real understanding of the size of a picture, of a chase sequence, of a shootout,
02:01making it big but realistic, gritty.
02:06At times shocking, without going into the sort of epic CGI world that we're in now also used to. He's
02:17able to ground it.
02:20And that was a lot of fun to watch him set those kind of things up.
02:24I think as far as resonating emotionally, I think the loss of one's child and being able to rediscover who
02:38that person was through their death.
02:43It's haunting and nostalgic in that sense. And a good, gritty political thriller to keep the suspense going and the
02:57story cracking.
