Sep 9, 2026 · 56 min · 11 segments
Tell us what you though of the episode 🎙️ On this episode of the Kingdom of Dreams Podcast, I sit down with cinematographer Andrew Strahorn to…
Andrew StrahornGuestJawad MirHost... that how she, you know, went from being completely, like, you know, afraid, her entire trajectory, and even how the film sort of wraps up, I really dug that part, and that rarely happens in a film like this.

Oh, yeah, that, that was, um, you know, for Peter and Mike, it's always comes down to them as directors.

And we all discuss this and, and, and there's no point having characters you don't care about.

Ironically, that it- it's the first time I've actually thought about this, that you brought this up, is that Harriet and, uh, Simu, they almost mimic that in, in off camera because there was some trepidation, you know, just natural trepidation of, "Okay, we're gonna go do this movie, but we, what, what are we actually getting ourselves into?" And it was a very physically demanding movie for the cast.

I think by the end, there was a certain mental and physical toughness just as a, as individuals, as people.
... that how she, you know, went from being completely, like, you know, afraid, her entire trajectory, and even how the film sort of wraps up, I really dug that part, and that rarely happens in a film like this.

Oh, yeah, that, that was, um, you know, for Peter and Mike, it's always comes down to them as directors.

And we all discuss this and, and, and there's no point having characters you don't care about.

Ironically, that it- it's the first time I've actually thought about this, that you brought this up, is that Harriet and, uh, Simu, they almost mimic that in, in off camera because there was some trepidation, you know, just natural trepidation of, "Okay, we're gonna go do this movie, but we, what, what are we actually getting ourselves into?" And it was a very physically demanding movie for the cast.

I think by the end, there was a certain mental and physical toughness just as a, as individuals, as people.
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