I Never Once Regretted Doing "true Detective".

I Love The Grandiosity, How Sweepingly Entertaining Films Can Be. And I Think There's A Place For Films That Pry More Into The Human Condition.

Anything That's Different From Your Own Realm Of Experience As A Human Being, Whether It's Driving A Car Or A Boat, Or Using Guns, Anything That Separates You From Yourself And Leads You More Towards This Character's Existence Is A Big Help.

It Doesn't Matter If It's A Drama Or A Comedy, The Need To Get The Emotion And The Character Arc Across Is Way Harder In Something Like This So Was More Of A Preparation.

It's So Technical. It's Nothing Personal. You're Not Fighting Really, You're Missing Each Other By A Half Of Foot At Least, Ideally More And You Get A Few Knocks And Bruises. But With The Kissing, You Do Kiss Someone. Its Lips On Lips.

I Just Recently Realized. It's Very Strange. But Doing Fight Scenes With Kate [beckinsale], I Was Little Bit More Cautious. You Can Go Harder With A Guy, Which I Don't Mean As An Insult.