Mountaineering Has Always Been A Huge Hobby

I Don't See A Difference Between Playing A Performance Capture Role And A Live Action Role, They're Just Characters To Me At The End Of The Day And I'm An Actor Who Wants To Explore Those Characters In Fantastically Written Scripts. The Only Caveat Is A Good Story Is A Good Character.

But The First Time I Had To Stand Up And Sing With Them Was When We Did The Pre-record For The Movie And It Was That Moment Where I Sort Of Said To Myself: "s**t, Now I Actually Have To Do This And I Have To Stand Up And Do My Stars In Your Eyes Moment!" Wake Up And Make Love With Me Was The First Song And I Thought: "here We Are With Chaz And All The Boys..."

What You Can Do With Visual Effects Is Enhance The Look Of The Character, But The Actual Integrity Of The Emotional Performance And The Way The Character's Facial Expressions Work, That Is What Is Going To Be Created On The Day With Other Actors And The Director.

But I Think There's Something Wonderful And Extraordinary About Climbing On Your Own And Just That Kind Of Relationship To The Environment. I'm Very Addicted To The Mountains. You Know, So, I Do Like That Solitude.

When You Start To Do Research Into Gorillas Or Any Kind Of Apes, If You're Going To Play Them, That's One Of The Biggest Misconceptions. And When I Did Kong, You're Not Doing Gorilla Movements, You're Not Doing Ape Movements, You're Looking For A Personality. It's Like Saying Okay I'm Going To Do Human Movements.