Snæfellsnes

I did not know the story.

I just had the experience itself, and then I went and looked it up, and I was like, "Who knew [laughs] there's giants in U-" But then it made sense to me because in Iceland, I met these giants, these trolls, these experiences that I had in Snæfellsnes Peninsula.

I'm just assuming there was a period where these giants were here.

Maybe not in third dimensional earth, who knows? In other realm, and somehow they did make their way down.

It was harder for me to be on the radar, I think, as an actor.

But what happened with this is that the community, my local community, not just my towns, but like the whole, I would say, Snæfellsnes Peninsula, maybe the west side, They appreciated this because it gave them something that they felt and they should have felt because that's what I wanted.

They had took ownership in this theater that I was making.

They were pretty proud also because they had something that the city doesn't get.

They were all here.

And then in Iceland, the whole Snæfellsnes Peninsula is basically the troll B- Bardur.

He is the keeper and the guardian of that peninsula, and that's where I encountered some of these elementals and some of these petrified beings as well.

Have you noticed how much more TV and movies there are about dragons now? So we're getting this sort of media bringing dragon energy into it to awaken people into the fact that these are real beings and they do exist, and that we've just gotta tune our frequency into them to be able to see them and to work with them.