Every day is a huge day.
Most of it is car stuff, but the challenge is that were trying to time everything to music.
I think the final product is going to be amazing.
Its really cool and Edgars got a great vision for it.
Its unlike anything Ive ever done.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What did you think when this was first suggested?
[Laughs] I thought it was an amazing challenge.
I figured there was some methodology that we needed to figure out to make it work.
We knew the stunts we wanted to do.
Im not sure that many people even know what it is.
Its called the 180 in, 180 out.
Ive always been looking for a gag where I could play that.
This definitely has a tone to it.
Its notFast and the Furious, by any means.
Its closer to aRonin, or aDrive, or something like that.
Weve tried to really keep everything practical and in camera.
Theres not tricks, theres no CG, its pretty cool.
How many cars are you destroying?I dont know.
Weve gone through quite a few.
The Subarus we keep breaking them, because were pushing them.
Were asking a lot of them.
The Mercedes, we broke a lot in prep because we needed it to drift.
We ended up breaking the Mercedes a bunch of times.
They had to ship in axles from different places.
Its a challenge, man.
[Laughs] Each day seems like challenge, Clark.
Im so tired man!
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