So when I was watching this, one of the things I well, you asked me,
are you guys having such a good time making it?
And I just wondered what it was they said, was that the case?
And second, what do you think it was
on this particular set, the guys that kind of put
that positive energy.
Go ahead.
Oh, no, he wasn't the question.
We both know that we were having a lot of fun.
We definitely were.
We literally it was like a party on set every day.
Even if you aren't even in the scene you were enjoying, it was that everybody
was having the time of their life.
I mean, come on, look at Anthony Ramos.
Come on.
They could be
one of my first scenes with the robbery scene early on.
That's got me thinking.
If you guys had to make a playlist for robbery, what would you put on it?
Because I loved the characters when I would put all of Tobe's songs because
they would remind me
of the person that I should be at the end.
And I'd probably stop myself from taking the car
because his music is his writing style.
Now, if I was to pick the way where I was like,
Yeah, I'm just going to leave that one right then.
Yeah, I wouldn't have any say and say, Come on, let's get it.
And I know you guys have to shoot some scenes
with the Transformers before some of the actors were cast.
I know people like Pete Davidson came on to do his ADR. Yes.
Do you think if you went back to do reshoots now, you'd perform the characters
differently now You knew who did the vocals? No.
I wish I had Pete's voice when we were doing it,
but I'm kind of happy we did it, you know, as it was, it turned out beautifully.
Yeah, the so scenes you're working obviously opposite these kind of robot
aliens, what are you using to help you kind of get into the moment?
I know it's one of those things, obviously you're sort of trained actors,
but is it still quite tough to kind of have to pitch yourself some way?
And I just wondered what the kind of what they gave to you
in production to kind of make you believe that you were working opposite real life
robots, tennis balls and stakes.
Yeah, that's all they really got the socks off.
But it's the thing. They're so talented.
They get to use the book and they come from theater.
So like, No, no, no.
You emoting so slow.
Well, special of disbelief.
Oh, yes.
I don't even know what that means, but I know that
that's what they were doing when they were when they, like harnessing their craft.
And now.
All right, now in front of on set, when I didn't have anything to emote to,
they masters of the craft 100%.
I had to lean on balls.
And you got to go to Peru.
Not everyone...
I was going to say you you just I just want a little say
just the tone that I got still open a little bit.
How is that over?
It must be pretty special, too, because I have written
that no one's ever shot where you guys shot before.
Yeah, it
is. Yeah.
You would swear that they were high as hell right now.
But then they're just like jet lag...
Yeah, No.
Phenomenal.
Going to Peru was
what was really incredible.
No, just an on, on a spiritual basis.
We had a shaman come and bless the film for being on sacred land.
You know, when we went up to the mound, you couldn't, you couldn't roll things.
You couldn't eat or drink.
You spent all this time hiking up the mountain only to like,
do your work, run at, and then have to come back down to do anything.
So that story oh,
butterflies are really special to me.
And when I was doing the ceremony, but if I landed in the middle of a circle
and stay there for about 15 minutes,
and then afterwards, I laid on the grass with the fire,
I would that thing and I got it to walk on my finger like this.
And that's pretty cool because they always just fly.
They just fly off. Exactly.
But they literally stay there.
I have a seven minute video.
It went to another piece of grass and I just move my finger there for a minute.
The patience is a virtue.
I should be consistent
just like that.
But if I was so much attention. Guys much appreciated.
Thank you.