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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Parker returns home to take over her father's bar after his sudden death in Trigger Warning. However, not all is as it seems in this small town. As she tries to figure out how her father died, Parker discovers that her hometown has been overrun by gang violence. As she digs deeper, it seems a larger conspiracy is at play that could be the key to finding the truth about her father and saving her home.
Anthony Michael Hall Praises Jessica Alba & Director Mouly Surya As Leaders On Trigger Warning Set Hall explained how he became involved with Trigger Warning and his admiration for Surya's leadership on set as well as her collaborative directing style. Hall also praised the impressive stunt work done by 87eleven on the movie. He also sheds light on his character, Senator Ezekiel Swann, and the complicated relationship he has with his sons.
And then what happened was, as you probably know at this point, Thunder Road made the film, which did all the John Wick films. So when we got to the set, it was incredible. We were in Santa Fe and it was the 87eleven, which is the stunt organization that was created by Chad who did the John Wick films.
The character is a trip. He's this kind of corrupt senator. I liken it to his two sons are like Cain and Abel. Jake Weary is a talented young actor. He plays the dirty one, he plays Elvis. And then Mark is a real interesting guy. I really hit it off with him. He's a great guy. He's also a filmmaker and has directed films. He plays, obviously Jessica's love interest. There's a backstory with him in the past and it was wonderful.
I felt like her camera awareness was right on top of it. And as I said, having seen her first film, I'm like, this lady's a shooter. She knows how to shoot movies. She's an artist. She really knows what she wants and what she's doing. So it was a real pleasure working alongside these ladies. Then a lot of fun with the actors I got to work with too. I liked Jake a lot and Mark, primarily my scenes were with those guys.
And to your question about Jessica, she knows her stuff, man. I'm telling you, she's had a lot of experience, as you know, with action stuff. So when we were on set, quite honestly, they would defer to her too. She had notes for us about throwing a punch or selling something in terms of the and all that. So I just had my eyes and ears open and I was grooving on it because I was really aware of the work that they've done.
Meanwhile, even though the scene starts out with me, it really becomes their scene. They're driving it because their animosity towards each other, but I just found them to be great. Before I saw them on set, we had one kind of Zoom cast readthrough once we all got to Santa Fe. So I just saw heads in boxes like the Brady Bunch there when we were on Zoom calls. But I found them to be great guys.
At the same time. There was a sort of earthiness to them because of where they are. I hadn't spent much time in New Mexico before that, but I got to say I'm not a huge fan of Arizona, but New Mexico is cool. It has more of a vibe, I feel. Also the town itself, we didn't shoot too much in the actual town because a lot of it was stage work and then locations sort of outside the periphery of downtown Santa Fe, which if you've been there, it's really small.
Once we get to the set, I was inspired by seeing this core group of Kick-ass women in charge running the show. They really were right there, working shoulder to shoulder, the two producers from Thunder Road and Mouly and Zoë. And then of course, adding Jessica to that because Jessica, she's a pro. She really knows her stuff.
Whereas the other son is all about the money, and he's trying to get the arms deal going. So having been father to both of them, you just kind of go with the circumstances and you really just try to immerse yourself and dig into it. But again, the clues are there. If he's pulling a gun out at the end of that scene that says a lot about the kind of father he's been to them.
Now, this particular season, we teased it a couple months back before the new year. It's based on one of the books called Persuader, which is a type of gun. And what I can tease about it is, I'm playing a great character and a lot of it has been drawn heavily from the book. I read the book a few times. I haven't read the others in the series, but I read this one for sure. So the character is Zachary Beck, and on the surface, he's like a kingpin of wholesale rug dealing.
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