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- It's funny yo be promoting a movie
that you're not supposed to talk about.
What a paradox that is (laughs).
So go promote it, talk about it,
but just don't say anything.
(dramatic music)
Well we filmed Luke's
Island in Skellig Michael
which is off the coast of Ireland
and it's incredibly
difficult to get the top.
It's something like 1500 steps
and those big stone ones.
Not comfortable ones.
You just climb and climb,
you just can't believe it,
when is this gonna end?
I have to keep stopping and resting.
But when I got to the
to it's so beautiful.
See I could live there.
I love beaches and water,
Tahiti is one of the most
beautiful places I have ever been.
I guess I want solitude
but not so much solitude
that there's not room service available.
- [Man] Darkness rises.
(dramatic music)
And light to meet it.
(grunts)
- Well I mean it got my
interest that's for sure
when I read it.
I talked about a plot,
my son Nathan was born when we were doing
Empire Strikes Back.
And he's the most devoted
Star Wars fan in my family.
Griffin and Chelsea like
it but he's mad passionate.
And he's read all these books
and articles and so forth
and he told me about a
storyline, he said they clone
Luke's severed hand and grow an evil Luke.
So I thought that's a great idea
'cause the audience
wouldn't know he's evil
until they see him
undermining the good guys.
Cutting their fuel pipes
and maybe even murdering
a supporting character.
And they think what's going
on and then the real Luke
could show up and confront him.
Every actor wants to
play his own evil twin.
But when I suggested
it they said number one
it's been done and what
they also were implying was
it's not about Luke anymore
it's about the new characters.
Like I say I'm not the
protagonist anymore.
And if we told the story like that
it would probably be too much Luke.
(lasers firing)
(screams)
(groan)
So many of the directors are
out there that would be great
to work with but
Rian Johnson is easily
one of the best directors
I've ever worked with.
He's so easy going, he's so amiable.
He doesn't raise his
voice, he doesn't curse.
He's doesn't have temper tantrums.
It's almost too good to be true.
And he's highly collaborative.
He wants to hear your ideas
and he let's you rehearse.
We would rehearse on weekends
or we come out to the studio
on days that we weren't shooting it.
That's a rarity in film.
That's why I wanted to go
back to Broadway so badly
is I miss the rehearsal process.
Because in a film you
have to show up on set
and (snaps) instantly
deliver your character.
Whereas in a play you
have a rehearsal process
where you can figure
out where you're going
and plot out the trajectory
of your character.
It's a whole different ballgame in film.
(dramatic music)
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