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- [Josh] Let's talk about you and Mr. Berg.
You guys have gone to some extreme lengths.
Where does this one stack up in the
intensity meter of Berg/Wahlberg collaborations?
- [Mark] I'd say it's probably the most intense
movie that we've made, but it's also
the most liberating, creative experience
that we've had because we didn't have
the pressure of telling a true story.
With Lone Survivor, Deep Water Horizon,
and Patriot's Day, I mean, just a daunting
task everyday, and we welcomed that.
So with this, we had a little license
to be creative, and crazy, and try things.
What we also wanted to accomplish was making...
Everybody keeps talking about Bourne
or John Wick, I always thought
about Tommy Lee Jones in the Fugitive.
I wanted a very vocal, unapologetic character.
Who was not afraid to speak.
I like the brooding, anti-hero.
- I've noticed that.
- Somebody who's a little vocal.
Because originally, this guy, was the bad guy in the movie.
There were many different versions of this story.
And Jimmy Silva, in the beginning,
was three weeks of work, and you know,
he was the guy who was kind of driving
the story, but he was the bad guy.
And now, we said, no.
Let's make the bad guy...
The great guy. - Yeah.
- And let's go and have some fun.
- [Lauren] We're all these, sort of,
slightly unhinged, multi-lingual,
people with anger issues and fight skills.
So, that's nice.
- That's a recipe for a happy scenario, right?
(laughing)
You said it very well, because you think
of these kind of scale of movies.
- Let me clarify, characters.
- Right, yeah, whatever.
(laughing)
- Really?
- But, you know, you think of this kind
of scale of action, and you know,
Pete is such a fluid director.
He's somebody that really wants
that spontaneity, and you know,
bring a naturalness to that scale of action.
And that's something that very
few people, even have the ability to do.
- Yeah, especially with the action.
And that's such a good point.
You know, even learning fight sequences
and choreographing things, there's always
this edge of character you've got to bring
to things, that made me just forget that
I was in an action movie, it just
felt like another expression of...
Which I think is what a good action movie is.
But, I haven't done that many, so this was
just like, you know, it's very hard to go
and do something else, that's an action movie
after experiencing this, because this
was very, very real, very visceral.
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