#The big clock cast full

literally, this all happened in 48 hours. We went to two or three other studios all within two, three. And then right off the bat, I already know somebody at Netflix who would be interested in this. We had been doing some other dealings with some of the other studios, and we're like, 'Okay, we're going to bring this to Lionsgate.' That's where we had our first look deal. I think after we had decided, I think it was only a couple of weeks. And I said, 'Look, I'm going to attach 87eleven. We're good.'Īnd that's how I got attached. We're going to do this.' Even then, I don't think he got it.

#The big clock cast full

Are you good? Here, I'm going to throw the full weight of us. It's like, 'Okay, if we do this, after what I have just heard, we're not going to try and just soft all this one in and just try to get it made. It's got a hidden world, but it's a little quirkier. I'm like, 'Okay, it's a hidden world.' It's like a John Wick spin-off just with vampires. Let's check it out again.' Reddick did notes. Would you mind taking a look at it?' I'm like, 'Okay. I vaguely remembered it and cut to literally almost three years later, he's like, 'Look, I really want to do this now. had mentioned that he had found the script that had hints of potential in it. Instead of being so eager to direct and take anything, you want the one that you think you could knock out of the park. You're looking for the right one that fits. Just has always had the inkling to try something, but was looking for just much like David Leitch and myself. Then there's just guys that happen to be performing in stunts, who actually really want to direct. And again, there are probably some people in the sound industry that see myself or Dave Leitch or some of the Waughs, and some of the other guys that direct, and they go, 'I'll be a director, too.' We had already been a quite established second unit guy. He was toying with the idea of directing. But it was a little before we even started on John Wick 3: Parabellum, J.J. STAHELSKI: Funny enough, I think it was even before.