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I Think That People Are Going To Find More Interest In The Human Condition, Especially With Them Being Weaned On So Much Reality Television. They Want Character Driven Stuff Along With Real Violence. Cage Fighting Is Very Popular With The Kids Right Now. They See And Know What One Punch Can Do To Someone's Face. You Can't Give Someone Five Hundred Punches In A Film Anymore.

If I Need To Bulk Up For A Role, I Will Do More Weights. If I Need To Slim Down For Something, I Will Do More Cardio. That's Usually How It Goes.

I Found Out About It Probably 9 - 10 Months Before We Shot The Film [don't Kill It] Because It Was Postponed A Couple Of Times, Which Was Actually A Good Thing Because Once It All Finally Came Together, I Had To Get In There And Roll Off Different Pages Of Dialogue And Monologues Pretty Quickly.

You Can't Give Someone Five Hundred Punches In A Film Anymore. You Beat On Them, And They Continue To Stand There Staring At You. That Doesn't Work. People Just Don't Buy That Anymore.

I'd Already Rehearsed It [ Don't Kill It Script ] For The First Time It Was Supposed To Happen And The Second Time. That Was A Blessing In Disguise Because The Character [jebediah Woodley] Grew A Little Bit In Me.