Behind the Scenes of Citizen Vigilante

Let's talk about Citizen Vigilante. How did you get involved in the movie?

Uwe reached out. You know, I hadn't worked in a minute.

And then all of a sudden I got an offer from a film, from Uwe.

My attorney called me and goes, you just got an offer on a movie.

And I was like, what are you talking about?

And he's like, yeah, Uwe wants you to go to Croatia and shoot a movie.

And I was like, say yes.

He's like, you want to know how much they're paying you?

I was like, I don't care. Say yes. Let's go.

So yeah, and then ended up having like a really amazing fun time.

Like the way Uwe shoots movies, I'm going to talk about you like you're not here.

It is so fun.

So I remember I got to Croatia the night before we were supposed to start shooting.

And he calls me in my hotel room and he goes, OK, so you're here tomorrow.

We go shoot. And I go, all right, what are we going to shoot?

He goes, whatever we want. We go through the city. We go shoot here.

We go shoot there. We go to this building. We go to find a parking lot.

We find it, whatever. We just go shoot.

And I was like, so this is just like running and gunning.

And he's like, yes, it's going to be you, me and a cameraman.

And we just went. And that was my first day of shooting.

We just went out and shot shit. And it was awesome.

Let me tell you, I've been watching interviews.

I have to jump in. Please, please.

It was like that was before the original first shooting day.

So it's not that we had only a cameraman and Armie the whole time.

But the day before, I grabbed him with the camera to do this kind of,

he walks just through the city, inspects as he has a lot of real estate in the movie.

So inspects the houses and whatever. And we just, as Armie said, we just did it.

So why not? Not everything has to have permits and all this kind of involvement.

I wasn't going to bring up the permit thing, but I said to Uwe, I was like, do we have permits for this?

He's like, yeah.

That's great. That's great. Alan, you had a question.