- I didn't crack my pants. I split my pants.
(pants tearing)
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- There's something I need to tell you.
- I bet there is.
(car screeching)
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- Is that supposed to be a funny thing?
You mean?
(laughing)
- Um mm.
(laughing)
- Sorry.
No, it's not.
It's a serious question. Go.
- Oh okay, it's a serious question. Okay.
For me, not really, not this time. No. Uh, I'm thinking,
but maybe Daniel can answer.
- You had to drive.
- No, I don't drive.
- I know, but you pretend to pretend to drive.
(laughing)
- I don't have my license and it was not easy for me.
- There's always something.
Everyday is a bit of a challenge.
You try and rehearse as much as possible,
especially if it's an action sequence,
but on the day things change.
So you'll do a fight sequence and you'll find out
that the floor is slippy.
So you'll suddenly have to do a fight sequence on a slippery
floor, which you didn't do in rehearsals.
So every day is a bit like that.
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It can get very tense on a movie set.
And so invariably, somebody's going to giggle.
(alarm)
There's always jokes being cracked.
Filming in England's always like that though.
- Yeah. I remember once, but it was in Spectre.
We were in the desert and we had that, uh,
scene where we had to run and he cracked his, uh his pants.
(laughing)
So he was
- I've so forgotten that
(laughing)
- I didn't crap my pants. I split my pants.
I crapped my pants later, but that was.
(laughing)
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Lea.
Lashana.
Cause they keep a secret, but they're very cool.
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- Mm mm.
- She wouldn't agree, would she.
Cause a good spy wouldn't agree.
- I can't really say.
- A good spy would say, No, I wouldn't do that.
So I think so you'll never get the truth out of it.
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We all rehearse for as long as we possibly can.
People get hurt.
If you don't.
So the idea is to make it look as easy as possible,
but that takes a lot of work there. And I had to be in a,
in a, in a, in a car and a car chase.
And I had to be crawling from the back to the front.
And we had to do that multiple times.
And it's, it's always dangerous.
You could always kind of get things, get, fall off.
You can hit your head.
You can do, so you just have to be as careful as possible.
I wish there was one take, but it's never one take.
It's always, always multiple takes.
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I broke my ankle,
(laughing)
but that, I wasn't even doing a stunt, when I did that.
So, so that's the irony of that.
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On Spectre, we were in Morocco and that was very,
very special because I love the desert.
It was hot.
It was like a hundred and something degrees.
It was like crazy, crazy hot.
We got caught in a sand storm, which is really intense.
- That was, yeah.
- And nothing.
You can't see anything like for like five yards
in front of you. Can't see.
And we'd just have to sit in the cars.
And wait it out for an hour while this thing just blew over.
Um, it was kind of intense, but amazing, amazing.
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We don't have time to hang out with each other.
We're all working, so it's long days.
We don't get to see each other every day on set.
We don't get to see each other every week.
So we're gonna use the premiere and the party afterwards
to get together and celebrate.
That's when we'll, that's when we'll hang out mainly.
- For Spectre, we took the same plane with the crew,
you know, to, to travel to Morocco.
And that was nice, like to be,
to have all the crew in the plane, you know,
we had like very nice moments.
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