Josh Johnson

I definitely wasn't falling the right way.

Yeah, so let that be a lesson to everyone out there.

You can't just do stunts.

Like, there's actually a progression that you have to train towards.

So are you doing stunts in the Copenhagen test?

Yeah, I'm trying to do... I'm a pretty competitive guy when it comes to that stuff now.

Because now I've been... Because I've lied my way to the table, you see.

I've now hit a point where I am actually kind of experienced at it.

And so I do kind of feel some sort of pride.

And also, you know, just growing up Asian, you know, you're watching Jackie Chan, you're watching Jet Li on... No, but it's true, right?

Like, you watch them on film and there was some... There was just something internal in me that was like, this is one of the...

at least at that time, one of the few things that Asian people can be proud of is the fact that

we make great martial arts movies.

And so, yeah, I was like, if I ever found myself in that position, I gotta do my own stunts.

I'd be like bringing dishonor to Jackie and Jet by not, you know?

I mean, I do think they'd forgive you if you didn't have the scribe go off on you.

It is this like weird racial double standard though, where like, I feel like I've seen when a white actor does their own stunts and it's like, they do maybe like 20% of it.

They're like, oh my God.

Yeah.

This is incredible.