Charlize Theron

We shot that on an actual, like a real face.

And it was, I think, more than 60 feet down.

And there was no, you couldn't put mats or anything down.

It was a real hang.

So they had to drop me on a very, very thick, secure safety rope.

But that's all they could put me on.

They couldn't put me on wires or anything like that because we were just in the bush.

And so I had to, this was by far the scariest thing that I did.

And everybody thinks it's the cliff dive, but I'm like, no, that was fun.

Even though it was only six feet of water.

Every time I did that, I was like, I'm getting more sand and sand into my wetsuit.

I'm getting closer and closer to that bottom.

But that last climb, I had to basically get myself down.

So you see this drop and I don't have like a great fear of heights, but I'm also not like incredibly brave.

You know, I'm like, this is probably not very appropriate fear when you're 60 feet over a cliff.

You're crazy enough to do it.

Yeah, exactly.

I think we've come this far.

I have to finish this now.

So I'm dropping myself.