00:01Where is this guy?
00:02It's 3 o'clock in the morning.
00:03I thought the call time was midnight.
00:05Zero.
00:06Is that him?
00:06Wake up, people. I'm here.
00:08Finally.
00:08Time is money, as they say.
00:10Chop, chop.
00:11What's up with the night shoot anyway?
00:12Well, I guess the guy takes the vampire thing a bit deliberately.
00:16Someone hand me that C-stand.
00:17Places, everyone.
00:18All the work.
00:19What's up, people?
00:20Quiet, I'm sad.
00:21I'm wonderful. Scene one, take one, Mark.
00:26I don't do scripts.
00:29And action.
00:36In ancient Egypt, the pomegranate was a symbol of life after death.
00:41In ancient Rome, a talisman of healing and renewal.
00:46In fact, in every era of history, the pomegranate inspired works of art,
00:51from Greek mythology to Romeo and Juliet.
00:55Boraceli, Cézanne, Dali.
00:58Artists who understood its beauty and used it to represent immortal life and unlimited power.
01:11And now, it's bottled.
01:17Wonderful.
01:22All that mythic power here in the palm of my hand.
01:27Vibrant.
01:28Vibrant.
01:29Complex.
01:31The stuff of...
01:33Rejuvenation.
01:37Resurrection.
01:40In fact, if I did not know any better, I would say the very blood of life flowed within this
01:48bottle.
01:51That was way off script.
01:53Let's try to...
01:53I think we got it.
01:55Cut.
01:57That's a wrap.
02:00Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, wah-ha.
02:04Ooh, ooh, ooh, wah-ha.
