Shut that door.
Shut that door. Shut the door.
I agree.
So awesome. Guys, congratulations on the film.
Thank you. Lots to enjoy it in this one.
I wanted to start there's a fantastic quote that George Clooney said about
when he played Batman.
And if Batman had to wear the suit that he had to wear, everybody would die
because of how restrictive it has.
How was it how was your relationship with your suits?
Because yours you know, there's there's some hints of the old comics as well.
But are they better now,
do you think that they've found a way to make them more more flexible for you
or would everybody die?
I got off easy.
I mean, I wear a mock up suit, so, you know, it's beautiful Lycra
with little dots on it and little to stand there
and it appears so.
He was very comfortable. On the other hand,
my suit, you know,
it's funny, we did these elaborate fight
choreography, you know, when we train and all of that.
But when I got in the suit, I couldn't lift my arms all the way.
I didn't have full.
I got about this high because of the shoulder pads.
So we had to get really creative with how I, how I moved.
Not everybody would die, but most would.
Most, most.
Unless you have the thing with you have all the... I can't see to the sides.
So somebody is over there screaming for help.
You know, I can't. I'm.
So that's why you got me, brother. Exactly.
So let me hear you. You know, why were there?
I see here.
Now I want to turn I got to, you know, do the whole you know,
my head has some movement, but it's a good dichotomy.
I think you're in your suit and I'm Pierce and exactly
he points me where to go and I go, you know, and I do my thing.
I wanted to ask you both
about your your first kind of superhero treasures as a child,
what was the first big superhero that entered your... Batman?
Batman. Batman was for me, I mean, the show.
So it was a doll.
It was a TV show. Yeah, there was a TV show. We didn't.
I grew up in Southern Ireland, so we didn't have a TV.
But Batman was definitely high on the list,
you know, because to put my raincoat around my neck,
you know, you jump from the the bicycle shed.
Oh, yeah.
He did it back in the day.
So rumors have it,
Batman?
Yes. Yes.
Well, no. I met with Tim Burton.
I was one of many people who met with Tim Burton.
Yeah.
And I cast Mr. Mum.
Everyone lost their mind.
Dwayne's enthusiasm for this as it's just.
It must be so infectious because even us as fans,
we know how much he's put into this, how much time he's taken to get it.
Just a riot.
It must be great going to work every day knowing that
the guy at the top of the pile is so excited not just to make the film,
but for fans to actually finally see Black Adam
That's how you guys how would you feel if you spent 15 years
working on something and it's finally about to him?
I'm going to be ecstatic. You know,
I think
the best thing about it is the fact that he himself is a fan
and he's coming to this from a fan perspective.
You know, so in that time, developing the story, understanding the lineage
and the history, he knows where, he knows the source material,
where it's coming from and what people really want to see,
and more importantly, what they haven't seen yet.
So I think that was awesome because it brings a whole new host
of sort of options when it comes to making a film like this.
You don't fall into certain traps and you get to make something
that really is superlative in sort of a cinematic space.
So it's really great because you have somebody that actually cares.
It's not about a box office number or something like that.
At the end of the day, it really is about the heart of the fans
and making sure they are happy leaving that theater.
Yeah, yeah.
Just fine. I forgot.
I have to have this opportunity
to say to Pierce, you're in one of my all time favorite films, Mrs.
Doubtfire, which turns 30 next year.
And I have to say, there's lots of memories
I know you've shared over the years, but I feel like you deserve
some sort of honorary or special Oscar as to how you got through that dinner.
Same with Robin Williams sitting next to you, because even in the family friendly stuff,
how you managed to get through that day to me, you know,
because I pester my friends and family with doing the voice all day, every day.
Mrs. Doubtfire. Yes.
Or how was it?
Because they are totally ridiculous.
There is this talk of an R-rated version does exist.
They say it's all for fans.
It's just like, well,
so do tell you this story, sort of this does this Robin that dressed as Mrs.
Doubtfire, as close as you are to me.
And I blew the whistle on some, you know,
and they sent the children away during that particular sequence.
And and Sally Fields as well.
And it was just stew, my character Stu and Robin
and him
talking about Sally's character in the bedroom
and what she likes to wear and how she likes to be, etc., etc..
It was out of the box, but it just got worse and worse.
It did.
But it wasn't that.
It wasn't that. It wasn't that crude, actually.
It was just his delivery, you know, it was so magnificent,
that voice as well, because she's she's so sweet as a character. Yes.
I got to see this happen while Mrs.
Doubtfire was like one of my staples as a kid. Was it?
Yeah.
Like, one of the things you grow up is like, that's one of the gems.
Oh, now you've ruined Mrs. Doubtfire for me.
But you have it. You've made it pretty bad.
Say, guys, thanks for your time. Thanks to.
Thank you so much. Thank you.