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 In preparing for the film, Hirsch along with his co-stars had to rigorously train. It was a strenuous schedule of weight-lifting, running and boxing. Hirsch remembers the effect is had upon them all. ‘I remember walking up to Ben Foster in his car’ he recalls, ‘He was sitting there, shell-shocked, both hands on the wheel and he was staring straight ahead. He was like dude, I can’t take this anymore!’ It’s a film which requires a lot from Hirsch and takes him into a world he has never explored before onscreen. But in a movie filled with tough scenes, there was one which stuck in his memory more than the others. ‘I think the scene that Justin and I did in the bedroom where we have a shady conversation’ he states, ‘It was difficult on a number of different levels. It was one of the first big dialogue scenes we shot so I was nervous. It was tricky because it was such a strange mindset to get into. It was really hard for me to wrap my head around that scene.’ Despite the relative inexperience of his co-star Justin Timberlake, Hirsch delivers nothing but praise for him. ‘He’s got the goods’, he smiles. Wisely steering clear of many of the bigger budget films he is surely offered, the next two films on Emile Hirsch’s horizon are also independent features. He’s going to go from starring alongside Kevin Bacon and Julie Delpy in The Air I Breathe to taking the lead alongside Vince Vaughn in Into the Wild, directed by Sean Penn. At almost 23, it looks as though Hirsch is making the transition from teen to adult roles with ease. From the boy next door to the boy next door’s drug dealer, 23-year-old Emile Hirsch need not be so nervous, he’s destined to be around for a lot longer than he thinks. |
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