and he gets the news that he's going to get a little brother. And he's not too pleased that he's going to have to share the love and... If you sign up to BSC Beer, the point is you have to fight other CBC heroes, okay? I'm just one of his mate friends and old hands, and join on the songbles as it were. He's suspicious of him that he's like a little man who's got an agenda in running stuff and he's would like to expose him. To boys? I mean, they're not that old yet. Do they get scared? Or do they know? No, my children... my son, one of them, my children, is that he's a very big Venom fan, but he's also a very big Marvel fan altogether. And my other child, they are a massive for whatever reason, Spider-Man, but fan, which is a tremendous disappointment. But at the same time, that's what life is sometimes. He presents something to them and they're like, what do you think of this? And they prefer Spider-Man. Tom's a blast. He's been great, very easy to work with, but I admire his creativity. He's really imaginative and funny, and I just think that he's found such a good tone for this movie. I mean, he's just like a nice dude, you know? I mean, we all went out to do it. He's just like a fun, nice, really chill actor. There's so much power. What the, what the tempt you to have that much power? No, I have it when I go to work, so I get to play with it, and I mean, in this character, not in real life, but he still gets to play and fantasize and see it come to life on a screen. And I think that's where it belongs. You can see the damage that it's caused and caused. Tremendously. Yeah, too much power. That's his eyes. I mean, those eyes are so powerful. He doesn't really have to do much, you know? And whatever his own life experiences has given him, it's given him such a darkness that he can tap into, that also he can be really funny, too. So he has a wealth of whatever's inside of him, he has a wealth of. And as soon as you look in his eyes, you feel it all. And like, handle it in a challenge way, and then sometimes in a very adult way, he just embodied both, both things and so well. What really worked is the fact that it's not over sentimental cliché, even in the case of your character who's suffering from an extreme medical condition. It is, the tone is quite soga, and I think that works very well. It makes it very relatable. Did you enjoy that aspect? Yeah, yeah, I mean, I, I think that's one of the great things about sand, because he's such a phenomenal writer. There's very little you ever want to change, and that the character was much fully formed on the page, you know what I mean? Because this clearly has something happening to him that's not of this art. Powers. There is an uncertainty there of what he's capable of. His powers get stronger. There's this juxtaposition of the dark and the light, and somehow the way they intersect ends up being kind of a perfect mixture. The characters were a little bit more diverse, characteristics and ethical question to be. A questionable ethics, as it were, as opposed to bad. And this, these two have a large, small, whisper of options which are diverse when it comes to making choices, so I enjoyed that very much. To have that responsibility and know that you have these powers. And so I don't know, you know, what she expects will happen to him, but I think that it's not a shocker that he needs to be somewhere else. It's a funny movie. It's relatable and it's relatable in a real world way, but it's demonstrated through fantasy, through a really fun idea. I mean, everyone's performed with these movies, really good. And that's the sign of a good movie where you're not like, he was amazing or she was blue. It's like, when something's good, you're just like, this movie's so good. You know, and usually not one performance stands out as like, you know, the star, and I feel like this movie's just, it's a solid movie. And everyone's great. And everybody was talking about how much they enjoyed working with you. How much do you enjoy it like a good game of sports to be surrounded by good actors because it does elevate the quality of acting altogether? I love it. I mean, I really, you know, it's, I think this is, you know, maybe one of the best jobs you could have. But when you get to have this job and you get to go in the ring, so to speak, with someone like... I was impressed with Sam's wanted to be a part of it, and he could have written anything on that page, and I would have wanted to be a part of it because I just admire him so much as a filmmaker. Sam is very particular about his image of what's, you know, he has really well-formed image of what he wants to do. And so I just roll with that and trust. A static or what he's been inspired by, and I think that he does it in a really original way. So, but it does harken back to those movies when I was little like, who is this? She's scary for me to watch, but it's totally okay for me to watch. So it's, you can, as a kid watch it, but also adults are getting a lot out of it too, and I'm very good. I think working with Closie with Toby McGuire, sharing ideas with him, finding truths about moments, Toby push pulling me back a little when I would try and take something too far, and me recognizing that more subtle approach will work better here. So learning from really, really good actors and the entire crew.