00:07Tutti la possibilità di lavorare con M. Night Shyamalan, l'opportunità di giocare a scienze teacher.
00:13I just thought the script was very well written.
00:16I couldn't find a reason not to do it.
00:21I've never went to school really, so I wasn't qualified to play a scienze teacher.
00:26So I had to do a lot of studying.
00:27A lot of studying and a lot of research.
00:30Because I don't feel like I could never take on a role unless I could feel believable in the role
00:35myself.
00:35If I don't believe it, I don't think an audience is going to believe it.
00:38So I rushed to the library and went to science museums.
00:46Yes, it's an extremely scary film.
00:48I play a scienze teacher married to a therapist.
00:51And this horrific event takes place in New York City, which they think initially is a terrorist attack.
00:57And they end up evacuating New York City.
00:59We're in nearby Philadelphia and we decide that it's also in our best interest to leave the city.
01:03And it just continues to spread through the northeast and nobody really knows what's happening.
01:11It really depends.
01:12I'm more of a drama, comedy guy.
01:15But it really depends on the film.
01:20I think the scariest thing is I realized that if I fail as an actor, I'll be going back to
01:28driving a tow truck.
01:40It's about a couple played by Mark Wahlberg and Zooey Deschanel and they're having a little trouble in their marriage.
01:47And it's just a normal day in their life, or so it seems.
01:52And then in the morning, this event starts happening in New York, which is about two hours away from where
01:57they live.
01:58And everybody thinks it's a terrorist attack.
02:01And it's an airborne chemical that has been released in the air.
02:05And then another attack happens in their hometown.
02:09And another one happens in Boston and another and another and another.
02:12And they find themselves that they're inside of an area of the United States which is under attack from something.
02:18They don't know what.
02:19And they're trying to get out.
02:23I'm sure there's something that's on my mind, you know.
02:26The scariest thing that happened to me when I was a kid, though, was we came home from going shopping.
02:33My parents and my sister, we were on the station wagon.
02:36We came home and the front door was open when we came home late at night.
02:40And my dad was like, someone's in the house.
02:43Then my dad goes and gets my dog, who's a German shepherd, but couldn't hurt anybody.
02:50So my dad's going in.
02:51He's kind of got a stomach.
02:52He's bald.
02:53And he takes my dog in, who I know won't hurt anybody.
02:56And he's going in and there might be a killer in the house.
02:57We were scared to death in the car waiting for my dad to come out.
03:01And then when he came out, he said, you know, he was worried there would be some psycho in the
03:06house sitting on the bed waiting for us.
03:08And so I grew up, my whole life I kept thinking about every time I come home there would be
03:11a psycho waiting for me.
03:13Wait.
03:14Wait.
03:15Wait.
03:16Wait.
03:19I got scared.
03:20Just watch me!
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