Which old school wrestling, territory wrestling, carnival style, all of that was how it used to be.

Well, I've thought a lot about that.

And I, you know, um, that's where I've admired Triple H, Paul, I don't know, I don't know what you're supposed to say, but how he's modernized the business.

Because when I watch WWE it reminds me a little bit, like I've done Saturday Night Live a couple of times, and it's these things that are these traditional forms.

Yeah

... you know, that.

No, but I loved working with Dave.

He's a very serious guy, very serious actor.

So maybe tell us a little bit about that before we watch the clip and then-

Yeah, definitely.

And you know, I won't, I won't, I won't pause it or anything.

That'll be weird when we're watching the clip.

But, uh, this is a great scene I thought to break down 'cause, uh, this is a scene that's memorized in a made-up language called Chakobsa.

Uh, so I went and I memorized it in English as well, so I knew the intention of every line in the scene, and we actually shot the scene in both versions.

There's a version in Chakobsa that's in the movie, but there's also an English version that never made it into the movie.

Well, let's, let's roll it and, uh, maybe we can talk about it after.

Yeah

... and you don't feel like you can pursue ... what you wanna pursue, you know? So, uh, you know, and all the music I grew up on and the wrestling I grew up on, it was ambitious.

It was larger-

Yeah

... than life, you know? It was stone cold.

And I know we just said we're not gonna be nostalgic [laughs] right now, but it w-

No, but, uh-

Limitations, terms, and conditions apply.