Of course! We know you’ve been filming for awhile now, but how was the adjustment to all the extra action and stunt work?J.G.: I always had respect for all of them, you know Zac, Yvonne and Adam, doing a lot of the physical stuff as well as the emotional stuff, but I have a whole new level now, because a lot of it is really tough! You know, we shoot in seven days, and it’s just a lot to take on. And it’s nobody’s fault, but you kind of walk onto set, and you’ve got like, you know, nine minutes to learn a fight, and you go ‘Wha??’ It’s one of those where you look at pages, and that I’m kind of used to; I can memorize lines pretty quickly, but the fights and a lot of stuff is like ‘Oh gosh!’ But you do it. You pull it off!
Anything in particular prove more of a challenge than you might have expected?J.G.: Yvonne, for example, has dance training; that’s why she takes to those scenes so well. She just has so much balance and coordination and memorization, and all of these things, and it truly is a violent ballet. And I am just the worst dancer you’ve ever seen. I mean, sure I can moonwalk, but you know…
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