Oh, yeah.

So I never viewed Bear as a villain.

I knew he was doing bad things.

Of course, obviously that that's, like, obviously a very large discussion in the whole movie.

It's still, to me, I can't think of Bear fully as the villain, and I know that's controversial.

But I think actually if you're just like, "Bear's a bad guy," that's the surface level response to the movie.

The real response to it is, like- There is so much to humanity, and, like, Bear has lost everything.

Sure.

... kind of the process [laughs] of that.

So we didn't even have 750.

Um, when we originally shot it was 600K.

Um, and then when we did reshoots, at least my department in reshoots, I got zip [both laugh].

So, um, when I booked the job, I booked it in like beginning of September, and the second I booked it, I legit dropped everything and I was like, "This is all I'm gonna do for the next, the rest of the year.

This is all I'm gonna focus on.

I'm not gonna take any other jobs.

Was there anything that happened where you were like, "Oh shit, I have to go to the store mid-shoot and get this," or, or was there anything like that that happened?