Yani Gellman: We're there to do a job. First and foremost, you're there to play the drama and story, but because of the actual words being spoken, the content and subject matter, at least for me personally, it brought up a lot of stuff. It also brought up stuff for other people in the room. You have to handle it with decency and care without turning it into a therapy session for yourself. Yeah, it was a solemn moment. Maybe we weren't just talking about a movie here. Everyone has had their own personal connection with mental health issues and suicide. I know I certainly have. It was in the room without us talking about it too much. I just wanted to pay that scene the respect it deserves.