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I Have Definitely Been Curious And Involved In The Process; Even As A Young Actor. I Was Always Looking At Where The Camera Was, What Story It Was Telling. And As My Experience Grew, I Wanted To Know Even More.

I Did Do Some Things Different [in John Wick 2], But It's Different On Basically The Same Things. Because I Have The Background From The First Film, It Was Really The First Time I Was Doing Judo And Jiu-jitsu.

For The Gun Work, I Had More Of The Basic Training From The Previous [movie John Wick] And The Weapon Work I Have Done In The Past. In The Second Movie [john Wick 2], It Really Went On Into Another Level. I've Done The Three Gun Training, Where You Worked With The Pistol, Rifle And Shotgun. So That All Is In The Film.

Sometimes, With The Scale Of A Film, It's Like When I Walked On The Sets Of "the Matrix," Especially In "reloaded," There Was The City Square, Or In "revolutions" With Some Of The Machine World, You're Like, "wow, This Is A Big Playground," Which Is Fun To Watch. But The Acting Experience And The Collaborating And Creating The World, Working On The Piece, They're The Same Joys.

I Mean, I Went To A Catholic Boys School For A Year, But That Was To Play Hockey. Religion Class Was Quite Contentious For Me.