Charlize Theron

I'm trying not to look down.

I'm climbing and kind of scraping my body down just far enough so I'm out of the shot of the camera.

And then I have to, on action, climb that last bit up, which is pretty steep, and it's an overhang.

Oh, my gosh.

That was one of the physically the hardest.

And towards the end of the movie, I was so tired.

And I just remember pulling myself up there the third time, and I just went...

this is fucking insane.

Like this is absolutely insane.

And in the, in the movie, I kind of have a bit of a giggle and that he kept it in, but that was literally me on the third take.

I'm like, what the fuck am I doing?

Yeah, absolutely.

Is a lot of this action in like that, that kind of a, that fearlessness that you have to find in yourself.

Was that a part of like wanting to be a part of this role or?

Yeah.

I mean, I like,

I like this movie a lot because I thought that it wasn't contrived at all.

It was very straightforward.

You know, you have a girl, she goes into the wild, she meets a guy, he ends up being a serial killer and the chase is on.

And I like something about when I read the script, I love the simplicity of that engine that drove it.