How was it working with the teen actors on the film, being that were fairly green?
RW: Yeah, they were green but they’re playing silly high school kids, so it all fit in. They didn’t have to be great acting personas, they fit the bill just right. And since my character had such tunnel vision, he didn’t pay much attention to anybody else anyway. He’s absolutely fearless, he sees only what he has to do, bombs could go off around him and he wouldn’t care. Arrow: He lost his son, right? RW: Right, and when that happens it sets in him a deep determination and an obsession to avenge his son’s death. Arrow: Was it an angry part with lots of negative emotions that you had to sustain for a long time? RW: No, it didn’t feel negative, it felt righteous, it felt good, it felt exhilarating. Not negative at all. I felt like I was saving the world. Arrow: Would you consider yourself a method actor where you brainwash yourself to feel what you’re supposed to feel? RW: Yeah, I do like to immerse myself in the roles I play, I like to think the characters thoughts. I’m a firm believer
