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Steven Seagal has said that this is his favourite movie since Under Siege. In an interview with Sight & Sound magazine he said "my character's arc was the most satisfying journey I've taken as a full-bodied action hero in some time. Where I've traditionally played guys who slap other guys about a bit and then throw them through some furniture, or slap some guys and shoot others, or shoot them and throw them through furniture, or even slap, shoot _and_ throw them through furniture, in this movie I slap some guys, shoot some guys, throw some through furniture...but then I _also_ get in a plane and drop bombs on others. So really that's a lot of range, and something new I can challenge myself with as a distraction to the frustration of my pants feeling tighter."

yoloswegmaster wrote: Mon Sep 30, 2024 1:47 am Here's Steven providing some profound words of wisdom

There's also a Reddit AMA that he did where there is some very profound conversations going on between Steven and his fans

colinr0380 wrote: Thu Oct 03, 2024 5:15 am

yoloswegmaster wrote: Mon Sep 30, 2024 1:47 am Here's Steven providing some profound words of wisdom

There's also a Reddit AMA that he did where there is some very profound conversations going on between Steven and his fans

The most memeable Steven Seagal moment of recent years has been his attempt to get down with an ethnic Chechen dancer. He's got the moves, though what those moves are is up for debate!