Malin Akerman

But so that took six months to shoot.

And, you know, for the first three months before shooting, I was training with a former Navy SEAL.

And I thought I was going to.

Wow.

Learn some.

Oh, man.

And then learn some really great fight moves and, you know, fight choreography.

And it was really amazing.

Amazing and so incredibly challenging and fun.

And also that was the first sort of film where I felt really green and out of my depths.

I'd been doing comedy up until then.

And then I was thrown in with all of these, for me, these incredible actors who, you know, theater trained, well-versed in drama.

And I just felt like a fish out of water.

So it was not only my imposter syndrome that I had to fight, but it was also,

Yeah, wow.

Just a learning curve, you know, and a beautiful one.

And I felt so lucky to be there.

So there was a lot going on.

And then just the challenges of shooting, you know, it was winter in British Columbia.

And let me tell you, a latex suit out in the cold is, you're better off naked.