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But when there was something that I personally felt challenged with, I could go knock on the producer's door, go sit in her office, and sneak a kiss.

And they go back to work.

You know what?

No.

No, there's some scenes in this movie where, you know, when you do a film, you get H&R, right, human resources, and you got to have these speeches.

And there are scenes and times where we had to have meetings.

My cast, my main villain is played by Harry Goodwins.

And he plays...

a very dangerous, racist white guy in this film.

And he's married to a black woman with two children.

And he's from London.

So he had to really act out some of this stuff.

And he's one of the nicest guys I ever met.

So when you're an actor, you have to take on that role.

And there's one scene in the film where my buddy James Thomas, who plays one of the most ruthless guys in the film,

And he, you know, he just seemed like he got lost a little into it.

You know, he was like, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Did he say anything that wasn't in the script?

Yeah.

There was one word that wasn't in it.