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Thank you so much Brad for having me. I appreciate this.
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Appreciate you and more and more. This is the collection.
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Now you're host of the boat.
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H Sophia, thank you so much for taking the time.
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Congratulations on the movie. I had a lot of fun
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with it.
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Thank you so much. I'm so happy to hear.
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Okay, look, let's get the tough question out of the way,
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because this is what people are going to be saying.
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This is going to be the debate about this movie
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is carry on a Christmas movie. This is what people
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I think, so I'm going to lean on that it
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is a Christmas movie and the same vein as die Hard.
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Danielle dad Weiler, my brilliant co star, said that this
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is a Chris maction movie, brings together Christmas and action,
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as Diehard so brilliantly did, and we are carrying the torch.
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Yeah, I think that a chrismaction. Is that what it is?
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I got a I'm stealing that.
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I'm stealing that.
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I like that because that's exactly what it is. I
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had a lot of fun with it. Now. Of course
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there's a lot of thrills and all kinds of things
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like that, especially with what Jason Bateman is able to
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bring as a mysterious traveler. But this also seemed like
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a fun project to work on, just with the scale
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of it and everything you got to do in it. Personally.
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What was your experience like working on this one?
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I mean, to work with Jason Bateman and Tara and Drewton,
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a movie produced by the likes of Steven Spielberg is
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a dream as an actor to step into at this
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moment in my career. So it was really exciting and
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really thrilling, and my first action film, so to be
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in a film of this scope as my first action
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film was so cool because I got to see the
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behind the scenes of what it takes to really bring
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action sequences of this caliber to life, and to work
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closely with the stunt coordinator and to almost in a
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way choreograph Nora a stunt sequence, which was so crucial
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to her storytelling because I never wanted her to seem
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that we were able to communicate that.
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highly of what I witnessed with the stunt team. It
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really requires such artistry, like you said, in such storytelling
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to bring these stunts to life in a film like this.
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that I wanted her action sequence to be that she
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saves herself and she gets herself out of that situation
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and she's not a damsel in distress waiting to be
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saved by a man, and we were able to do
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that in a really cool way that is so pivotal
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to the story and I'm really.
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Yeah, And I guess that too has to be an
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attraction to the project when you're being able to what
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I think of when I think of anything like whether
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it be a film or a television show or what
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have you, it takes a group of people who are
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thanking singularly but act collectively. We also have same vision
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in mind, but we're working together to enable to you know,
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all row at the same pace. But for a director
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to be receptive to notes as an actress has to
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be somewhat of like a dream role in a way, right,
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or a dream collaboration to be like, these are my
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visions and for them to be receptive.
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Oh, absolutely, And that's always the dream as an actor
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because it is so much a collaboration. So when a
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director trusts you in that way, it's really exciting.
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Now working with Because I love Jason Bateman. I think
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everybody the country, the world.
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The world loves Jason Bateman.
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Who doesn't, but he's also such a great actor in general,
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and he really shows off a different side and some
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great chops in this movie in particular, watching from Afar,
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like with being someone with a caliber of him, are
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there things that you look at of how he approaches
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things on set, or or how he looks at a
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dialogue or dissects the scene that perhaps informs your own acting.
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I think, oh gosh, I sadly didn't share scenes with Jason,
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so I didn't witness him in action physically.
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Unfortunately, you were on set during the time where I was.
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I watched it just like you watched it.
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Because he really only interacts with Terren's character or he's alone, right.
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Jason is there's this effortlessness to how he approaches his characters,
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and there's such a relatability to every character that he plays.
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This is probably one of the most exciting villains that
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I've seen in action moving in a long time because
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of how he plays it. It's so there's a simplicity,
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there's a complexity, there's a cleverness, there's a wit, there's
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a humor, there's a depth all in one, and that's
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so exciting to watch as an actor and as an audience.
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Well, this Chris maaction movie was exciting to watch as
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an audience member, and I really appreciate your time. Sophia. Again,
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congratulations on the film.
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It was one of thank you so much, Happy Holidays.
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So much for joining me.
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Good morning.
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Thank you so much Brad for having me. I appreciate this.
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Bud Kelly Ripper, thank you, for having me. Comedy. Jay
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Good morning? Brock What look jo give me funny live?
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Megan Trainer than you. Chloe Bailey joins us. I appreciate
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Appreciate you and more and more. This is the collection.
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Now you're host of the boat.
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H Sophia, thank you so much for taking the time.
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Congratulations on the movie. I had a lot of fun
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with it.
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Thank you so much. I'm so happy to hear.
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Okay, look, let's get the tough question out of the way,
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because this is what people are going to be saying.
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This is going to be the debate about this movie
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is carry on a Christmas movie. This is what people
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are going to be talking about. You already know this,
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I think, so I'm going to lean on that it
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is a Christmas movie and the same vein as die Hard.
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Danielle dad Weiler, my brilliant co star, said that this
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is a Chris maction movie, brings together Christmas and action,
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as Diehard so brilliantly did, and we are carrying the torch.
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Yeah, I think that a chrismaction. Is that what it is?
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I got a I'm stealing that.
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I'm stealing that.
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I like that because that's exactly what it is. I
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had a lot of fun with it. Now. Of course
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there's a lot of thrills and all kinds of things
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like that, especially with what Jason Bateman is able to
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bring as a mysterious traveler. But this also seemed like
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a fun project to work on, just with the scale
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of it and everything you got to do in it. Personally.
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What was your experience like working on this one?
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I mean, to work with Jason Bateman and Tara and Drewton,
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a movie produced by the likes of Steven Spielberg is
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a dream as an actor to step into at this
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moment in my career. So it was really exciting and
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really thrilling, and my first action film, so to be
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in a film of this scope as my first action
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film was so cool because I got to see the
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behind the scenes of what it takes to really bring
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action sequences of this caliber to life, and to work
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closely with the stunt coordinator and to almost in a
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way choreograph Nora a stunt sequence, which was so crucial
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to her storytelling because I never wanted her to seem
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like a damsel in distress, and I was so happy
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that we were able to communicate that.
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through the physical storytelling, the character is still portrayed and
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comes across and you're not thinking of I'm throwing a
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I'm thinking, how would the character approach that? So how
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did you kind of get into that mindset?
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a way that's different than some directors. When he cast us,
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and when Tarin and I got to New Orleans, he
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basically said, I cast you because I believe that you
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are Nora and you are Ethan, so I trust you
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to embody those characters in however way that you think
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is best, which was exciting but also pressure filled. And
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when it came to the stunt, I work closely with
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Dave of our stunt coordinator, and I can't speak more
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highly of what I witnessed with the stunt team. It
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really requires such artistry, like you said, in such storytelling
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to bring these stunts to life in a film like this.
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And I was really happy that I had one note
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that I wanted her action sequence to be that she
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saves herself and she gets herself out of that situation
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and she's not a damsel in distress waiting to be
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saved by a man, and we were able to do
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that in a really cool way that is so pivotal
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to the story and I'm really.
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Happy with that.
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Yeah, And I guess that too has to be an
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attraction to the project when you're being able to what
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I think of when I think of anything like whether
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it be a film or a television show or what
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have you, it takes a group of people who are
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thanking singularly but act collectively. We also have same vision
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in mind, but we're working together to enable to you know,
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all row at the same pace. But for a director
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to be receptive to notes as an actress has to
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be somewhat of like a dream role in a way, right,
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or a dream collaboration to be like, these are my
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visions and for them to be receptive.
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Oh, absolutely, And that's always the dream as an actor
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because it is so much a collaboration. So when a
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director trusts you in that way, it's really exciting.
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Now working with Because I love Jason Bateman. I think
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everybody the country, the world.
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The world loves Jason Bateman.
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Who doesn't, but he's also such a great actor in general,
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and he really shows off a different side and some
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great chops in this movie in particular, watching from Afar,
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like with being someone with a caliber of him, are
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there things that you look at of how he approaches
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things on set, or or how he looks at a
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dialogue or dissects the scene that perhaps informs your own acting.
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I think, oh gosh, I sadly didn't share scenes with Jason,
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so I didn't witness him in action physically.
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Unfortunately, you were on set during the time where I was.
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I watched it just like you watched it.
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Because he really only interacts with Terren's character or he's alone, right.
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Jason is there's this effortlessness to how he approaches his characters,
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and there's such a relatability to every character that he plays.
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This is probably one of the most exciting villains that
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I've seen in action moving in a long time because
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of how he plays it. It's so there's a simplicity,
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there's a complexity, there's a cleverness, there's a wit, there's
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a humor, there's a depth all in one, and that's
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so exciting to watch as an actor and as an audience.
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Well, this Chris maaction movie was exciting to watch as
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an audience member, and I really appreciate your time. Sophia. Again,
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congratulations on the film.
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It was one of thank you so much, Happy Holidays.
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