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 Unlike most films where a character really only plays one side of the coin, victim or attacker, Descent offered the rare opportunity for the actors to play both in a single character; as a man it’ hard to imagine which sensation was harder to shake, brutalizing a woman or being totally devoured by another man. “I had moments in both of them actually. When we did the scene where I was attacking her there was a moment where I was actually plugging her nose with my hand and of course she was fighting me off, but I thought that was just her as the character fighting me off, I didn’t realize that it was actually something going wrong, and like I said, we didn’t have a pull out code red, so there was a moment when I realized I actually had hurt her and it put a whole new reality to it.” While most actors would balk at returning to a scene after such an incident had occurred the true professionalism and artistic integrity of both Rosario Dawson and Chad Faust came rushing to the surface as they not only got back to the scene, but used the experience to better the project. “The scene had been coming off quite violent up until that point and this put a whole new reality into it and the scene became much more psychological and less physically aggressive and that’s actually the version you see in the film now. It’s the version we did after we had this sort of break down. I actually went into another room and had to just cry because I was so distraught that I actually hurt her. But it gave a reality to what was going on in the scene and it allowed us to have a release so we could get into what the scene was really about which wasn’t so much that I was taking her physically but I was taking her emotionally and mentally and the psychology of it was far more important than the physical aggression.” “But then when we did the scene where I got attacked,” he continues, “I couldn’t actually get out. I was hand cuffed and tied in so I couldn’t actually get out between takes. I could spit out the gag but I couldn’t take off the blind fold and I couldn’t even like, ya know, adjust my cock if I wanted to,’ he jests. “So I was extremely vulnerable. And to top it all off in the part that they used where I had to be fully naked, Rosario slaps me across the face twice and I’d asked her to really do it so I wouldn’t have to fake a reaction and I ... |
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