Marcus Parks

And so you can kind of water it down.

You put, sometimes they put dish, dish detergent in it, like dish soap.

Yeah.

Also help it not break, break up.

So there are a bunch of little tricks, tricks of the trade, but it's a few times.

He was so lovely, though, like just the sweetest guy.

And like was like, I really like the way you run the set.

Like just a lovely, lovely, lovely, lovely dude.

But giving him any direction was, I mean, nerve wracking.

Just feel your starstruck the entire time.

Yeah.

Fair, fair, fair, fair.

That was Sarah every single day.

Um, I do feel like actors always feel like they understand like the sort of run and gun pace of things in a different way.

Right.

Like they're, they're used to, I remember, I mean, on talking to Sean on this one, he's like, yeah, we show up on the set of the pit and we're like jamming through 12 pages a day.

And, you know, you land on a film set and like you're you're lucky to get through five and a half without it feeling, you know, really, really pinched.

And so I think that there's there's they come into it with like an like an energy.

There's this sort of like caged animal, like, fuck, we got to like get out of the gate and run as fast as we can.

And I think it's always it's always they're always they love to have time to give more.