00:01Well the way we made this film, we didn't really have a script as such. We had a
00:06kind of, you know, obviously McHugh as the director is also the writer and so
00:11he knows the sort of the shape at least of it and the large sort of
00:15set pieces, but him and Tom like to work together and almost kind of make it up
00:22as we go. Not as random as that because the ideas that are sort of
00:28floating around just need to be plucked out of the air and put into place, but
00:32it would always be, oh today we're gonna, today you're gonna learn how to drive a
00:35boat in Venice and that was surprising, that kind of stuff was surprising.
00:38The thing is like the story is always changing, you know, so there's like, right?
00:44It's like always ongoing conversations with Tom and McHugh and you know.
00:50It's just we kind of go with the flow, right?
00:52Yes, there's not, you know, there's a kind of a vision for it, but you kind of
00:57discover it in the moment, don't you, when you kind of, it all gets revealed.
01:01So I think, to be honest, the twists were mostly, I think we were blown away by
01:06watching the movie because even some of the things were a surprise to us because
01:09of the mastery of kind of the edit and putting it all together and so you're
01:12watching it was amazing. And when you shoot a movie, you know, you shoot for a
01:15long time and you tend to forget what happened and there's like a lot of stuff
01:19that you're not a part of, but as an audience member, you just, I was, I was blown away when
01:23I
01:24watched the movie. I could like barely speak, you know, for a few minutes after
01:28I was just trying to process what I had watched, you know, was just mind-blowing.
01:33I think it's the best Mission Impossible movie of the franchise. Insane.
01:37We didn't know exactly where we're going to go with it. You know, it was trying to
01:41figure it out, figure out where our characters would go each step of the way.
01:45Yeah, these, the reason we're laughing is because Q and Tom have a second hand like
01:54no one that you'll ever meet. And they almost reverse engineer the way you think
02:00films should be made. They follow story as it's unfolding, if that makes sense. So you
02:09don't truly read a sit down and read a script. They build a script around what's
02:15happening in accordance to like relationships and how things are going. So
02:20it's, it's unlike any movie that you would ever make.
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