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Grief Changes Shape, But It Never Ends. People Have A Misconception That You Can Deal With It And Say, 'it's Gone, And I'm Better.' They're Wrong.

I Loved The Role [of John Wick]. I Loved The Action. I Loved All The New Characters. The World Expands Into The Underworld. It's Getting Bigger. Yeah, It Was A Really Great Experience [in John Wick 2].

For The Gun Work, I Had More Of The Basic Training From The Previous [movie John Wick] And The Weapon Work I Have Done In The Past. In The Second Movie [john Wick 2], It Really Went On Into Another Level. I've Done The Three Gun Training, Where You Worked With The Pistol, Rifle And Shotgun. So That All Is In The Film.

You're Playing And You Think Everything Is Going Fine. Then One Thing Goes Wrong. And Then Another. And Another. You Try To Fight Back, But The Harder You Fight, The Deeper You Sink. Until You Can't Move... You Can't Breathe... Because You're In Over Your Head. Like Quicksand.

I'm Not A Photographer, So I Didn't Get Into F-stops Or Nd Filters Or Background, Foreground, Cross-light, All That Stuff. But I Was Interested In The Camera And The Lenses. That's The World That I'm Moving In, In Terms Of Acting And Giving A Performance.