Karl Urban

It's Johnny Cage.

Yeah, this is an older Cage.

It's not.

The point in our story to what we find Johnny, he's a washed-up actor, and he's neglected his training.

The world's forgotten about him, and it's this very juncture that gets called upon to save the Earth.

Yeah.

which I thought was really fun.

So the potential for comedy was, it was amazing.

So yeah, so it was like, it was months and months of training.

And when I told my kids that I was gonna be Johnny Cage, they were like, ooh, big fan base, don't F it up.

No pressure.

No, man, I'm open to anything.

And, you know, I'm just interested in playing as many different kind of characters as I can.

And I think, you know, people often get caught up in the, oh, you're in this genre and that genre and stuff.

And it's like, I think if you look at my filmography, my work, I like the idea of that, you know, you'd hold these characters up and go, oh, my God, that's the same guy, you know?

Yeah.

And I guess the question is knowing if it's action of when you should get off that bus, when it's time to stop doing it.

Your body will tell you.

Yeah, when you can no longer get out of the Porsche with agility, style and grace, that is the time to stop.

It's brutal.