That's actually not him.

And swiped away from it.

They wanted to put me on a drip and put me into the ward, isolate me.

Yeah, that's how low my body fat was.

I mean, we never checked the body fat.

It wasn't a thing back in the day, but I would say it was around one to 2% because I couldn't stand up.

I was collapsed.

three duis

That's actually not him.

And swiped away from it.

They wanted to put me on a drip and put me into the ward, isolate me.

Yeah, that's how low my body fat was.

I mean, we never checked the body fat.

It wasn't a thing back in the day, but I would say it was around one to 2% because I couldn't stand up.

I was collapsed.

three

Criticism?

Fear, act- probably, probably fear in all honesty.

You watch your parts and you're so, you take yourself apart in a way that no one else would see.

And for me, I look at the physical, and then I look at the movement, and then I, I listen to the voice, and then I watch the scene.

And I'm so critical.

It's, it's in- it's incredible.

And the first couple of times I watched the, um, the film, I remember just sitting there and going, "I c- I, I didn't do that.

Is there a difference in prep for you when you have a fight scene versus just doing dialogue for the day?

Mm-hmm.

I was playing a gladiator called Flamma, and it was an incredible production.

To date, that was the biggest show I'd, I've been on with the, with the most substantial amount of dialogue and, and action.

And it was a, it was a great show.

Anthony Hopkins was, was in it.

It was, uh ...

Well, Sir Anthony Hopkins, I should be correct.

Mm