Crimson & SilasEdge
You ever pull a stunt on set that flips the script? I love the chaos—what’s your wildest move?
Yeah, there was this one time I just tossed the original chase scene into a rooftop chase with a live motorcycle, no rehearsal, no safety checks. I didn’t even talk to the director, just rolled with it. The set fell into chaos, the crew was on edge, but the audience went nuts—felt like a raw, unfiltered cut. It’s the kind of risk that makes me feel alive, even if it’s a mess.
That’s the fire I love—just pure adrenaline, no script. You got to keep that spark alive, just watch out so the crew doesn’t walk out screaming next time!
Yeah, keep the adrenaline flowing, but a heads‑up to the crew never hurts—otherwise you’ll end up with a full‑time “walk‑out” squad.
Got it—I'll shout a heads‑up next time, but that rush? Still gotta keep it—can't let the crew walk out for the whole show.