Jack Carr

It is surreal.

Every time I walk on the set, I feel that way.

I feel as grateful for the most part.

I feel so much gratitude towards everyone involved.

And of course, the people who made it happen, most specifically Chris, because if Chris didn't want to do it, didn't want to option it, it probably wouldn't happen.

It wouldn't have happened.

We wouldn't be on this journey together.

And he's so invested in it.

And you mentioned some other shows earlier, and there's a difference between an actor who gets paid to do something, does it, and moves on to the next project, and somebody like Chris, who is so invested in this.

And I think the other actors see that.

And Taylor's like this by nature.

Like American Primeval, any role Taylor takes on, he is just so invested in it.

It's not just a paycheck.

Like it is it's going to now become part of his experience.

And he really looks at it through through that kind of a lens.

So to have guys like that involved that are so personally connected to the material and also to the community, like the veteran community at large, it means something to them.

And so they put so much into it.

So when I walk on set, it is surreal.

And to know that everybody is and people come up to me all the time on set and thank me for creating this universe, allowing them to be there.

But not just that they can be there working on a set, it's that we have created, mostly through Chris, Antoine Fuqua, David DiGilio, all these guys at the top, David DiGilio's the showrunner, and to build this family.