00:00You give one of the best physical performances that I've ever seen.
00:04Wow.
00:05And I know you probably spent a lot of time in the gym,
00:07but I'm more curious, from a bodywork perspective,
00:10did you have to train yourself to quickly and safely access that rage,
00:15I guess is what you call it?
00:16Yeah, I did try to kind of work into, I would say less rage,
00:22but more just energy and drive.
00:25But really, the physicality is one thing,
00:27but the mental exhaustion of being on set
00:31and you're interfacing with a lot of people constantly
00:33and it's constantly learning, things are constantly changing,
00:35just in terms of stunts.
00:36And you're always either in learning mode or in shooting mode,
00:39learning or shooting, and problem-solving or shooting.
00:43And so doing that 12 hours a day,
00:46I was sort of surprised that that was the thing.
00:48I was like, oof, that's where I need to do a real reset.
00:51Very impressive.
00:53And people, you watch this movie, it's so high-octane.
00:56She is just really charging through this movie,
01:01powering this movie through from the beginning to the end.
01:04But there were multiple takes and multiple angles.
01:09So it was like a thousand times more than even you see on screen.
01:14It was just relentless,
01:16and she was just totally committed and amazing to watch.
01:20even if it was arener there.
01:20In a way, she grabbed his crib a bit.
01:20She was good for the improve three times.
01:20So I was like,
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