Riddick Is An Antihero. He's The Quintessential

Fight Sequence To Me Isn't Just About The Athleticism. It So Often Is About What The Emotion That Is Behind It And How Willing You Are To Really, Really Challenge That Emotion Or Really Take That Emotion To That Place So You're Feeling A Certain Intensity For The Whole Time When You're Shooting The Actual Physical Scenes.

They Say The Open Road Helps You Think. About Where You've Been And Where You're Going.

A Person In My Position Has To Restrain Himself.

I Used To Do Fight Sequences, And I Started To Get Self-conscious About Fight Sequences, Because Invariably The Other Person Would Get Hurt, And You Never Want Anyone To Be Hurt On A Film, Let Alone You Being Responsible. The Great Thing About Working With Guys Who Have Spent Their Life Choreographing Fights For Wrestling Is That That's What They Do. That's Their Specialty. Their Specialty Is Selling Taking Hits. Their Specialty Is Selling Explosive Hits Without Making A Contact Or Doing Too Much Damage.

I've Directed Independent Film.