Which is your favorite, and how does the role of war compare?

Oh, my favorite.

What's my favorite role? There's a lot of reasons why that was my favorite, from the movie, the character, everything behind the scenes, the after parties, the film family that was made during filming.

It was actually a pretty amazing experience.

How does Mark differ from War? Well, Mark was 24 years old, a former high school football player.

He wore a varsity jacket and jeans.

Mark also did not have any supernatural powers.

And then, you know, just being there in the dark, working at night, it was, I don't know, I would have to agree though.

And how was it after years and years to finally be cast again as Mark?

It was kind of surreal.

Like, I expected it because Adam and I had talked.

Like, he sent me a script years ago where Abbas 2 took place in Antarctica.

So there was always talks of an Abbas 2.

So I wasn't, like, I was surprised but not surprised.

I was surprised that it was actually, okay, this is really happening.

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What genre feels the most natural to you as an actor?

Mm, I don't think it's, I don't think it's a genre that feels natural.

I think it's honestly the character and the script.

Um, some characters speak to you more than others, no matter what genre it's in.

[coughs] And I, I think that's really what it comes down to for me.

And also, I kind of, I don't know, I, I kinda hate to admit it, but especially n- now, 'cause I've been doing it for a while, if I know the director and the filmmakers are taking the movie serious, and they've got a bit of a budget in there to make it look good, and it's, like, a passion thing-

Mm-hmm.

And, um, I had put on a demonstration in front of everyone with John, and then every other table did, and then they had, like, Renaissance Fair actors there and everything else.