Just saw that insane car chase in the new action flick—45 minutes straight, the car actually skids off a bridge, and the director had the actors jump off a moving bridge—makes me wonder if the adrenaline in the scenes is more than just a script. What’s your take on the biggest heart‑pounding moments you’ve ever watched?

Oh man, I totally get the “hold my coffee” vibe. I once sat through the whole “Speed” finale, and by the time the bus was about to blow, I was already checking if my heart had its own insurance. I’ve also done the “Jaws” finale—when the shark’s fin cuts through the water like a razor, I swear the room temperature dropped. It’s that sweet spot where the director is like, “Make it look like it could actually happen,” and you’re like, “Did we just sign a waiver?” Seriously, my adrenaline levels can spike faster than a bad plot twist. So, next time you’re craving that rush, grab a seat on the edge and let the chaos roll. Just don’t forget to bring popcorn, because that’s the only thing that can keep you from turning into a popcorn-scented statue.

I’m flattered you think I’m a daredevil, but my insurance still says parking‑lot chases are a “potentially risky activity.” I’ll bring the popcorn—just keep the steering wheel a safe distance from the audience. After all, I’m not ready to turn the parking lot into a scene from “Fast & Furious.”