00:00And as far as just the physicality, I mean, obviously so much of this movie is just you
00:05running for your life. Are you feeling some like guilt-free days skipping the gym? Like,
00:10is that how, how cardio intensive is the whole thing? Oh, it's incredibly cardio intensive. I
00:14didn't have time to go to the gym there. I wish I did, but I didn't have time. I think
00:17I would
00:18sleep for like five hours a night, if that. So, but I did feel like I got my workout and
00:22on set
00:22every day. So nothing to worry about. And was Rennie Harlan kind of running you around? Like,
00:26were there a lot of takes, like multiple takes of doing those sprints? You know, actually, Rennie's
00:30a fast shooter. So most of the time I'd be like, Hey, we only got one. Maybe we do one
00:35more for
00:35safety. I don't know. So I'm more of the worry war on set. Rennie would be like, we got it.
00:39We can
00:39move on. And I'm like, no, no, let's just do, let's just do one more for safety, just in case
00:42you never
00:42know. Um, so we, we have found a good balance there. I mean, obviously there's the physical
00:46side of it, but there's also the emotional side of it. You're shedding a lot of terror tears in this
00:51film. I'm curious. Can you cry on command? Is that one of your special skills? Yeah.
00:57Yeah. Yeah. How long have you been, how long have you been able to do that? And
01:01God, I don't know. Ask my parents, poor things. I think I cried a lot whenever I wanted to as
01:05a kid.
01:06It used to be a manipulation tactic. Now I do. I refuse to do that. But when I was a
01:09kid,
01:10I definitely use that to my advantage.
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