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0:00ready to BRING OUT MARVEL STREET LEVEL
0:02HEROES.
0:03LET'S PUT OUR HANDS TOGETHER FOR
0:05CHRISTIAN
0:14and keep it going for
0:23Last but not least, please welcome to
0:24the stage Mike.
0:28It's all about salary. It's all about
0:30reality and making some noise. Making a
0:33story, making sure that
0:37it go.
0:39>> And now you can all go and look for your
0:41phones on Mike's Instagram story.
0:45Beautiful friends, this is your
0:47experience as much as it is our
0:49experience. And it's Sunday and I want
0:51to do less. So, if you would like to
0:53start lining up, I would love to answer
0:55your questions as soon as possible.
0:57There's two hot mics. Please don't throw
0:59elbows. Please help some nice ADA fans
1:01who might need some help coming up here.
1:04>> Yeah. And Kristen, I would love to throw
1:07a question to you because when we were
1:09in Chicago, you were a good sport about
1:11it. So, I'm going to try my luck again.
1:17>> Never. Never. I'm so glad that you
1:20remember.
1:22>> So, I'll ask instead, how's your Florida
1:24Supercon going?
1:25>> So fun. And everybody's been so great
1:27and it's been heaven being with these
1:30guys
1:30>> again.
1:31>> All four Defenders are here and the
1:34entire cast of Daredevil. So we we're
1:36feeling we're feeling a lot of some
1:39dramatics going on at the end there.
1:41>> Did you just explode?
1:44He's just really excited to be here with
1:45us today.
1:46>> I'm going to leave that one alone.
1:48Leave that alone on the floor. Guys, I'm
1:50an adult.
1:52>> Finn, how's your Florida Supercon been
1:53treating you so far?
1:54>> It's been great. It's been wonderful.
1:56Everyone's been really uh kind and
1:59passionate and it's been a it's been a
2:01great experience so far. And it's it's
2:02great to be with these guys, too. So,
2:04we're having a lot of fun.
2:05>> Mike, you're fighting with your soda, so
2:06I'm assuming it's a tough day.
2:07>> I'm Listen to these guys. Everyone has
2:09been so mean to me and suddenly you guys
2:11are like a man. No, I'm joking.
2:13Everyone's been great. Everyone's been
2:14great.
2:15>> Shall we talk to our lovely, beautiful
2:16friends in the audience?
2:18>> Sure.
2:18>> All right. We're going to start right
2:19here in the middle cuz Barbara go No,
2:21it's Catwoman or Batgirl. Cow woman
2:23because Selena Kyle jumped up real fast.
2:25Please tell me what is your name? Where
2:28are you from? And why does this deserve
2:31to be the first question?
2:33Okay. Hi, my name is Kayla. I'm from
2:36here Miami. U my question for you guys
2:39is do you have a favorite action
2:42sequence or emotional scene that you've
2:44done in either your perspective shows or
2:46on the defenders?
2:48>> Great question.
2:50We had so many great action sequences on
2:53the defenders and that was fun because
2:56we split the workload and it was kind of
2:59like social hour. We were always just
3:01like
3:02>> knitting,
3:02>> you know, knitting. I was knitting and
3:05and so was Charlie. He's not here to
3:07defend himself, but I will tell you he
3:08was knitting. And we had really big long
3:11fight sequences with multiple beats and
3:14and that was really fun to learn. It's
3:16kind of like a dance class.
3:18>> Yeah. Yeah. My my favorite fight
3:20sequences were our first fight sequence
3:23in in Luke's bar.
3:25>> Yeah, I was going to say that one, too.
3:26>> Yeah, that was my favorite. It's like
3:27the initial like way to bond. It's like
3:29all a sudden we're fighting and it just
3:32was a this is the first time we actually
3:33got a chance to use our powers. SJ
3:35directed that episode and we just
3:36figured out the characters, how they
3:38fight and just it just was a first time
3:40and it felt really cool and I look back
3:42at that as a a seminal moment like and
3:44then the next my other favorite two are
3:47obviously all of us fighting together in
3:49the
3:50>> Oh yeah, that one
3:51>> in the office and it's just a big
3:53choreographed scene and things happen.
3:55People are coming through the wall and
3:56it's the camera and we're moving. It's
3:57just a lot going on. That was cool. And
3:59then ob the other one obviously is me
4:01and Finn when he came to to Luke Cage
4:03for an episode and we had a really cool
4:05fight sequence in the warehouse and that
4:07was really awesome too.
4:08>> Yeah. I think mine was the warehouse.
4:09That was a really great one. And then
4:11the boardroom when we were two of us.
4:14>> Oh the I thought that
4:15>> Yeah, the boardroom.
4:16>> Oh yeah, the boardroom cuz then we had
4:18the hallway flight.
4:19>> That's what I mean. That was the four of
4:20us and then we Okay. Yeah. Yeah.
4:21>> That one where we came out of the
4:23elevator in the white and you're like on
4:24the other side of
4:25>> Yeah. I'm like hiding behind you and
4:27using you as a a shield.
4:28>> Shield. Yeah, but that's conveniently.
4:30It's always convenient that I'm, you
4:31know, a guy who's bulletproof. That's
4:33what we do.
4:36>> Thank you so much for your question and
4:37for being brave enough to ask first.
4:39Thank you guys.
4:41Over to this side. Hi, what is your
4:43name? Where are you from? And what is
4:44your question?
4:45>> Hi, my name is Brandon and I'm from
4:47Miami. The question for all of you is
4:49it's been 10 years both in universe and
4:52out since the defenders ended. So, how
4:55do you feel that your characters have
4:56evolved during that time span?
5:00We've had kids.
5:02>> Yeah. Well, we do, but
5:04>> yeah, some of us,
5:06>> you know, it's wild. It's kind of It's
5:08such a unique, rare experience to play a
5:11character for so long. Um, you know, we
5:14did Jessica Jones and the Defenders over
5:16the course of like 5 years and then
5:18coming back to Daredevil Born Again. Um,
5:22getting to play a character for like
5:24six, seven seasons of a show is just so
5:28rare and sometimes it feels like no time
5:30has passed and sometimes it feels like
5:33we've been doing it forever and what a
5:35gift. And um, it's just such a privilege
5:37and it's so fun when these characters
5:39are so deep in yourselves. You always
5:41can find opportunities to discover more
5:43and dig deeper and and that's such a
5:45gift
5:47>> and getting to see all you guys for all
5:48of this time.
5:52Yeah, it's it's really wonderful to play
5:53a character for 10 years and then to
5:55take a break in between and to imagine
5:58like what's that character been going
5:59through for those times that he hasn't
6:01been on screen. And I think uh if I can
6:04just speak to Danny like the last time
6:06we saw him, he was going off to Asia to
6:08go on a kind of quest to discover
6:10himself. And so for personally, there's
6:13a lot of room for growth. And in my own
6:15imagination, I've been having fun with
6:18thinking about all the places he's
6:19traveled and all the things that he's
6:20done along the way. And it's um it's
6:22really rewarding as an actor and as an
6:24artist to play a character for this long
6:25and to bring a lot of your own personal
6:27growth and wisdom and experience and age
6:31back into the character um you know 10
6:35years later. It's it's cool.
6:37>> Yeah. Was there all of us answering this
6:41question?
6:41>> The same for your question.
6:43>> Yeah. No, I think I I said had kids. I
6:46think I I said it. I said on screen and
6:49offscreen, we've had children now. So
6:50that's right. That's the That's the full
6:52journey.
6:53>> Thank you so much for your question in
6:56the middle here. Hi. What is your name?
6:58Where are you from?
6:58>> Deborah. I'm from Orlando. My question
7:01is for Mike. So it's been 10 years. You
7:04Luke Cage always had a complicated
7:06relationship with family. His father,
7:08brother, cousin. Do you think his
7:10perspective has changed now that he's a
7:11dad?
7:13Uh yeah, I mean I guess either one of
7:15two things are going to happen. Either
7:16he's going to be the father that he wish
7:19he had or something like that and be a
7:21better version of of a father and
7:25remember why how he felt as a child or
7:27he's just going to repeat patterns of
7:29the family trauma. And uh we'll have to
7:31see. I mean, you know, it's uh yeah,
7:33it's interesting. We'll see. We'll see
7:35if he's any better at fatherhood.
7:38>> Thank you so much. Hello. What is your
7:41name? Where are you from and what is
7:43your question?
7:44>> Hi, I'm Catherine. I'm from Orlando. I
7:47kind of wanted to ask a silly question.
7:49>> Do it.
7:50>> Um, if your characters had to work a
7:52regular 9 to 5 job, which job would be
7:55would they be like the worst in
7:57>> the worst?
7:58>> Yeah,
7:58>> that's good. Worst. That's a good one.
8:01>> Anything like for Jessica would be very
8:04bad at any kind of customer service.
8:07>> Yeah.
8:08>> Any kind of forward- facing public. She
8:10would not do well with that.
8:13>> I would love to see it though.
8:15>> Funny you would see JJ working at a
8:16retail store. I don't think so.
8:20>> I think Danny would be really bad
8:22probably working somewhere in Wall
8:25Street or something where he has to be
8:28uh kind of like a liar or
8:30>> a suit.
8:31>> Yeah, a suit. I I think he'd be terrible
8:33with that. He's far too honest and he's
8:34far too chill to kind of play that game.
8:37>> So like a salesman. He'd be terrible as
8:39a salesman. Terrible. He wouldn't want
8:42to sell anything to anyone. He'd just
8:44want to give it away.
8:45>> That's right. Give it away. Okay, I'm
8:47not going to sing that song. Um, give it
8:49away. Give it away. I could that comes
8:50in my head. Can't help it. Um, so I
8:54would um I think oddly enough
8:57though Luke Cage is associated with like
9:00um you know coffee and you know you know
9:02get having coffee. I think Luke would be
9:04a terrible barista.
9:07>> Terrible barista. I would be a terrible
9:08barista. I I have a coffee machine,
9:11multiple coffee machines. One of them
9:13has not even been used, but I I have it.
9:14It's nice. Beautiful machine. And um I
9:18still go to the coffee shop and I like
9:20baristas because they know what they're
9:21doing and they make their cute little
9:22foam and I can't do that. And I don't
9:24have the patience and I see lines and it
9:26gives me anxiety and I think to myself,
9:28"Oh my god, this would be hell to have
9:30like a 100 people." Like imagine 100
9:32people standing in line with all
9:33different orders, different temperatures
9:35and you can't leave and you can't go to
9:37the bathroom and you're like that's like
9:38hell to me. Like I just making coffee
9:40cups are mounting up. I don't know how
9:42baristas do it. So shout out to all
9:44those baristas out there who are doing
9:46it day in and day out making it look
9:48cool making it look effortless and just
9:50sort of vi have a vibe. I mean I you
9:52guys are killing it. 5 in the morning
9:53people want their coffee. You're just in
9:55a zone cranking them out. lattes, flat
9:58whites, um, matchas, chai lattes, you
10:02know, cortados, you know, Cuba. Shout
10:04out to all the caffeinated, decaf,
10:07>> 110°, you know, easy in the foam, you
10:10know what I mean? Cappuccinos, guys.
10:12Guys, I I'm telling you, that's that's
10:15serious work. So,
10:17>> yeah.
10:17>> Wait, but now we've got to ask, what is
10:19your coffee order?
10:20>> Oh, my co See, I'm I I make it easy. I
10:22make it easy.
10:23>> Oh, do you? Well, it's always a flat
10:26white usually. I'm into flat whites now.
10:28It used to be lattes for a bit. I'll do
10:30a matcha maybe.
10:31>> I feel like you would get a seasonal
10:33>> Oh, no. I stopped that. I stopped that
10:35pumpkin spice stuff. There was a time
10:37where I was locked in on pumpkin spices
10:38when I was a Starbucks guy. A zombie of
10:41the corporation Starbucks. I'm no longer
10:43I'm free now. I don't do Starbucks. All
10:45right. Boo. Boo.
10:49>> Thank you so much for a great question.
10:53Hello my friend. What is your name?
10:54Where are you from? And what is your
10:56question? Or your Wonderman. Hello
10:57Wonderman. Hi Simon.
10:58>> Oh that's what it is.
11:00>> Uh so my name is Hugh. Uh I am from
11:02Myar, Florida. And so I think I speak
11:05for everyone that we're all excited to
11:06see all three of you return.
11:11>> Uh my question to you is uh what has
11:13been your favorite part of uh filming
11:15Daredevil Born Again season 3 together
11:18individually? What has been your
11:19favorite part about it?
11:20>> I don't know. I don't know if I was in
11:22that break your NDAs.
11:26>> Well, the tough thing is right is
11:28officially nothing has been announced.
11:31So, we're in this difficult position
11:32where like everyone's on the internet,
11:35but we
11:36>> stop talking
11:36>> cannot talk. But what I will say is
11:39anytime that we're together, whether it
11:41be at Comic-Con or we just randomly find
11:43each other in New York, there's always a
11:46good vibe. We just we have a really good
11:48synchronicity.
11:48>> New York is a very small city.
11:50>> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, we run into each
11:51other all the time
11:52>> cuz we only live in Hell's Kitchen.
11:53>> Right. Right. Right. Right.
11:54>> Well, I'm in Harlem, but it's a short
11:56ride to Hell's Kitchen. So,
11:57>> Right. Right. And we're always doing
11:58kind of vigilante style stuff.
12:00>> I mean, I'm getting coffee all the time.
12:04>> I mean, all
12:05>> for the record, I have no idea what
12:07they're talking about.
12:09>> Thank you for your question and for
12:11trying your luck.
12:12>> Hello, friend. What is your name? Where
12:14are you from? And what is your question?
12:16>> How you doing? I'm My name is Jack. I'm
12:17from Penrook Pines, Florida.
12:21I'm a big fan of all your series. I
12:24really loved it. Um, longtime fan of
12:26Marvel since I was a kid. My question
12:28is, and you might you guys might not be
12:29able to answer this, but I'm happy you
12:32guys are in the official MCU. Please
12:34tell me you guys are going to be part of
12:35the of the um Secret Wars or the uh uh
12:40Doomsday. Please tell me that. We all
12:43want to see it.
12:44>> You think if they couldn't answer
12:45Daredevil, they could answer Avengers?
12:48>> Oh my god.
12:49>> Fine. Fine. If you can't answer that,
12:50then Michael Coulter, I love Luke Cage.
12:53Big fan.
12:54>> I I'm shocked, man. I'm shocked.
12:56Actually, looking at you, I could I I
12:58did not think you were a fan of me. I
12:59just looking at you going,
13:00>> "All right, so this is kind of a funny
13:02question, but Luke Cage, tell me I know
13:05you're you're a big guy already, but
13:06tell me, are you going to get on that
13:08Chris Evans or Hugh Jackman diet and get
13:10jacked up and put on 30 lbs of muscle?"
13:12>> Look, I I I like playing other
13:14characters in Luke Cage, so I like to
13:16reserve the idea that you I'm not doing
13:18that. And I'm not injecting the drug.
13:19I'm not doing the drug thing right now.
13:20Not yet anyway. So I'm not I'm not doing
13:23the what is the stuff the Treny and the
13:26what the peptides and No, I'm not doing
13:29any of that stuff right now.
13:30>> Okay.
13:30>> He's running on
13:33>> I'm working on a legal show right now.
13:34I'm playing a lawyer. So I'm not going
13:36to get too beef.
13:38>> Hi friend. What is your name? Where are
13:40you from? And what is your question?
13:41>> Hi, I'm Chris. I'm from Jacksonville.
13:44And what and I love what I love about
13:46the MCU. I love when they do the
13:47crossovers like they bring other
13:48people's characters together which is
13:50like why I love the defenders end.
13:52Recently we saw Charlie Cox with
13:54Daredevil. He got to interact with
13:55Spider-Man and She-Hulkoff. So my
13:58question to you is like what character
14:00in the MCU do you wish that you could
14:02have the chance to your character could
14:04interact with? What would you what would
14:05what would do you wish you could see
14:09>> as we're here writing fanfiction?
14:12>> I was going to answer it. Um, I always
14:14say Spider-Man just because he's Queens
14:16and I just feel like, you know, I've
14:17seen the comic books where they already
14:18were together. I mean, I mean, Hulk
14:21would be fun, but Hulk doesn't really
14:22have much conversation, you know? He
14:23just sort of like, you know, you know,
14:25so I don't know.
14:27>> I heard everyone who just like, well,
14:28he's smart Hulk now.
14:30>> What?
14:31>> He's smart Hulk now, so he string a
14:33sentence.
14:33>> That sounds like a dig. You guys still
14:34mad at him being smart? Is that what it
14:36is? I mean, I'm I'm not going to lie. I
14:38mean, I I was they didn't have him
14:40around for Thanos, so I was like, what?
14:41No. And I I just still don't buy that
14:43Thyos beat him. I'm sorry. I don't care.
14:45I don't care what you say. You keep
14:47beating the Hulk. Hulk gets madder. And
14:48I'm sorry. You can't stop him. And the
14:50Hulkbuster suit, boo. I don't want to
14:52see that either. I don't want There's no
14:53such thing a Hulkbuster suit. Stop it.
14:57>> I'm not too sure. I know that there's a
14:59lot of crossover with Shangi and Iron
15:01Fist in the comic books.
15:04>> I I think that would be kind of cool,
15:06you know, to kind of We We've seen Danny
15:08a lot in the kind of street level New
15:10York City world. I think it would be
15:12kind of cool to see him go a bit
15:14mystical, go into some other realms, uh,
15:16become a bit more powerful, uh, maybe
15:19fight Shangi a little bit. I think that
15:21would be a nice direction.
15:25>> Thank you so much for your question.
15:27>> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I think I love
15:29Jessica. I think she's so badass that we
15:31could throw her in with anybody and and
15:33we'd be in for a treat. Um, yeah. I
15:36Wherever Jessica could show up, I would
15:38be stoked.
15:38>> All right. Well, thank you very much.
15:39You're awesome.
15:40>> Thank you.
15:41Hi friend. What is your name? Where are
15:43you from? And what is your question?
15:45>> Hello. My name is Lewis. I'm from Miami.
15:48Uh I had a question for all of you. I'm
15:50a big wrestling fan. And also first for
15:53first and foremost, I love what you guys
15:54do. Seriously, the fact that you guys
15:56can literally create practically another
15:59entire universe inside of the MCU and
16:01then bring it into it. Amazing. Thank
16:03you guys so much for what you do. I I
16:04love it. Um anyways, I have a silly
16:07question. Uh, I'm a big wrestling fan,
16:10like I said. What would uh
16:12>> Can't take it anymore.
16:14>> Would you guys have a WWE wrestler that
16:17you would like absolutely love to fight
16:20in your um characters?
16:21>> Oh, that's cool. Maybe the Hardy Boys.
16:25>> Yeah, I'm like old school.
16:27>> Oh, I'm going to go old school. I'm
16:28going to go Legion of Doom then.
16:30>> Yeah. Remember the the intro music for
16:33Legion of Doom?
16:36Oh, that was the demolition. No,
16:37remember the demolition boys? That was
16:38good, too. I was even brighter.
16:40>> What's going on?
16:42>> Was that someone being funny or did
16:44>> Luckily, we still have these big guys.
16:46>> Wow.
16:48>> I thought you were I thought like the
16:50DJs were giving us a wrestling intro.
16:52>> Oh, that was
16:56dude.
16:56>> That was that was a good song.
16:58>> And you were just going to
16:58>> Ultimate Warriors. Yeah, Ultimate
17:00Warrior was good.
17:02>> Wrestlemania.
17:02>> Thank you so much for your question. In
17:04the meantime, please get back to your
17:06seats safely. Hi, what is your name?
17:09Where are you from? And what is your
17:10question?
17:11>> Hi, my name is Mariah. I'm from
17:12Hollywood, Florida.
17:14>> Um, so my question is, we heard a lot
17:16about you guys bringing your own spin,
17:18your own personal lifestyle into your
17:21character. Is there any part of your
17:23character that you took with you, good
17:25or bad, that you still hold a piece of
17:28to this day? Well, Jessica has super
17:31strength and whenever we do fight
17:32sequences, the stunt performers are on
17:34wires and they go flying and it has
17:36given me this false sense of like how
17:39strong I am and um I've taken that with
17:42me into my life and I believe that I am
17:44super strength.
17:47Uh, I think one of the things I love
17:48about Danny the most is that even in the
17:50face of adversity, he's always able to
17:52find some level of resilience and to
17:55always see uh the kind of best in people
17:58and the best in himself. And I I really
18:00love that quality of the character and
18:02that's something I've definitely kept
18:03with me uh for all of these years.
18:07>> Um, I take Luke Luke's ability to go to
18:10the front of the line in most clubs and
18:12just get in.
18:14It's a superpower. Yeah. that it's like,
18:16"Hey, what are you guys doing here? Uh,
18:17can I come in?" Sure.
18:20>> Works for me.
18:21>> Um, and real quick, I just want to say
18:23thank you so much, Kristen, for being
18:24such a badass role model for girls,
18:27especially alternative girls. We don't
18:29have too many good role models out
18:30there. So, thank you so much for showing
18:32that we can chug a jack and go on or
18:35about our day and kick ass. So, thank
18:36you.
18:37>> It is my pleasure.
18:39>> Thank you so much.
18:41>> Thank you. Hello. What is your name?
18:43Where are you from? What is your
18:44question?
18:45>> Uh, hi. I'm Chris. I'm from Miami. Um,
18:49>> first I wanted to say Finn. Um, my
18:51brother told me a story about more chi,
18:53more power, and I thought that was
18:54really funny. So, um,
18:57>> yeah. So, on my uh on the autographs,
18:59I'll always sign more chi, more power.
19:01And I think it was for season 2, I was
19:03doing some training with a Shaolin monk
19:05in like Lower East Side. And whilst we
19:08were doing the the drills, we were doing
19:10these like uh energy drills. He was just
19:12like shouting out at me. He was JUST
19:13LIKE, "BOY, MORE POWER." And I was like,
19:16"Wo, that's pretty [ __ ] cool." And
19:19so, yeah, I like to kind of just like
19:21part that on with the autographs
19:23whenever I sign them. I think it's a
19:24good good bit of energy to kind of send
19:26people's way.
19:28>> Yeah. Um, but my my question is for
19:31Mike. Um,
19:33is is it weird standing there and taking
19:37bullets like does it does it feel
19:39awkward to actually do it versus like
19:41how it looks in the show?
19:43Um, do do you mean me the actor?
19:48Does it feel weird pretending to take
19:50bullets?
19:52>> Basically. Yeah. Like I guess a followup
19:54like how do how do they do it? Like
19:56>> Oh, how do they do Okay, so basically um
19:59there's two ways of doing it. We did it
20:00the oldfashioned way for many reasons.
20:03I'm not sure which one's accurate, but
20:06they have what they call squibs. And
20:07these squibs are little small explosive
20:10devices that they, you know, u basically
20:12wire all over your body into the
20:15clothing and you usually have a little
20:17bit of um protective layer between those
20:19swifts and your body and there's some
20:21special effects guy that detonates them,
20:24right? So, and they're shooting what you
20:26call blanks or something like that. And
20:28those things would go off pretty much
20:30simultaneously as the squibs. And the
20:32squibs are are pretty loud. I mean, they
20:35do sound like like gunshots and they do
20:38have a little they have a little punch
20:39to them. So, I got used to that, but it
20:42it definitely I never enjoy that. I was
20:44always kind of like, "Oh, boy. Here we
20:46go again." I did not It was annoying. I
20:48got I'm not going to lie. One time they
20:50also very loud. I would sometimes put
20:52earplugs in so I wouldn't hurt my ears.
20:54And at one time I forgot to do that. And
20:57I was having a a scene with Mahersula
20:59and we were in the Harlem's um paradise
21:01in Cottonmouth and we had just I mean it
21:04was a scene where I I go in and get shot
21:06or whatever and then this the scene
21:07continues so it was no cut. So I get
21:09shot and then he comes up to me and
21:10we're talking and I couldn't hear
21:13anything cuz the it was like all I heard
21:15was
21:17>> it was so loud cuz the squid went off
21:19right there and it just I was oh I never
21:20did that again. It was not good. So
21:23that's why they that's how they do it.
21:24But they could have done it in post, you
21:25know, with like special effects, but
21:27they did it with VFX, but we did it the
21:29old school way, and it took a lot longer
21:30the way we did it. But, you know,
21:32whatever. Yeah.
21:34>> Thank you so much for your question.
21:36>> Hello. What is your name? Where are you
21:38from? And what is your question?
21:40>> Hi, I'm Shirro from Hollywood, Florida.
21:42>> And I have a question for the three
21:44actors. Uh, so my question is, what
21:46unusual skill or unexpected life
21:48experience has helped you most as an
21:50actor?
21:51>> Ooh, great question. learning to swim.
21:56I learned to swim uh maybe like four or
21:58five years prior to Luke Cage and and as
22:01luck would have it, a lot of the
22:02sequences of him being created in the
22:04lab and all that stuff was shot into in
22:06a pool and underwater and I've had to
22:08swim since then. So I learning to swim
22:10was very useful.
22:13This is very Danny Ran coded.
22:16But actually meditation I think is
22:18really good for acting because it gets
22:21you to be really present in your body
22:23and like listening to the other person.
22:26And I think as an actor it's some of the
22:28best performances are when someone is
22:30apparently doing nothing. So the more
22:32that you can just be really present in
22:33the experience and listen to whatever
22:35this other actor is giving you, uh I
22:38think it gives a better performance and
22:39and meditation really helps with that.
22:41Really helps you be more present.
22:43>> I think that too. But I I think
22:45enthusiasm um is something that I have
22:49had for life and and art and and and the
22:53business and acting naturally. I'm kind
22:56of born that way. And I think that has
22:58ser now that I'm a grownup I can look
23:01back and and see like that has served me
23:03very well. Um enthusiasm because you
23:06know it can be hard. There can be really
23:09challenging periods. It could be really
23:11challenging shooting circumstances.
23:13There's a lot of ups and downs. There's
23:15a lot of resilience required because
23:18it's not always sunshine and rainbows.
23:20It's not always a yes. So, having
23:23enthusiasm for what you do um is is is
23:26really a a valuable trait.
23:29>> Yeah, I would completely agree with
23:30that. And I just say the resilience part
23:32of that as well with enthusiasm. I think
23:34as an actor you have to be resilient,
23:36but you can't allow your resilience to
23:38harden you either cuz there's a lot of
23:40rejection. there's this is all fun but
23:42the time there's you know it's es and
23:44flows but to have enthusiasm with
23:46resilience and passion as well I think
23:49those really help go a long way in in
23:51this industry
23:54>> thank you so much for your question I
23:55can't think of a more dramatic way to
23:56end it
23:58>> hello Spider-Man what is your name
24:01>> where are you from which Spider-Man are
24:02you and what is your question
24:04>> my name is Spider-Man I'm from Queens
24:07I'm the I'm the brand new day Spider-Man
24:09>> so you're Peter Hi Peter
24:11Um, my question is, do you guys think
24:14you guys can take on Spider-Man like
24:16individually as your characters?
24:18>> If I can catch him,
24:21>> let's say we're like facing each other
24:23one v one.
24:24>> If I get my hands on him, you think?
24:27>> Yeah, I think so. I I'd go with that. I
24:29think if you can pin him down. I think I
24:30think
24:31>> he's on a run then. No.
24:32>> Yeah.
24:33>> I think Jessica has super strength and
24:36she's I think she could probably take
24:38anybody.
24:38>> Yeah.
24:39>> Right. Yeah,
24:41>> you're going to see a bunch of people
24:42doing this with their Cali apps open to
24:44be like, I bet that Jessica can take
24:46Spider-Man at 52%.
24:49>> Thank you so much for your question.
24:52Hello. What is your name? Where are you
24:54from? And what is your question?
24:55>> Thank you. Uh, my name is Alejandro. I'm
24:57from Orlando.
24:59>> Uh, my question is for all three of you,
25:01I suppose. I was thinking about how John
25:03Bernthal has these character quirks that
25:06he incorporates into his characters like
25:08let me tell you something or rubbing his
25:09head and stuff like that. So what kind
25:11of perks do you guys incorporate into
25:13your characters? Maybe something that we
25:15haven't noticed on the screen but you
25:16think of that.
25:18>> No, no, I don't do perk I don't do perks
25:20for characters. No, I don't do that. I
25:23don't want my characters to feel like
25:24the character that I'm playing in
25:26another project. So I like my characters
25:28to be different. So no continuous perks.
25:33Yeah, I I I don't think I have any
25:35quirks. There's no no kind of go-tos
25:37that I do as a way to kind of Yeah,
25:40nothing like that. Not that I can think
25:41of.
25:42>> I think that you find ways to bring
25:44something of yourself that makes the
25:46character uniquely uniquely yours to all
25:49of your characters. Um, I'm so lucky I
25:52get to play so many different delicious
25:54kinds of characters. Um, but I can roll
25:57my eyes like the best of them.
26:01All right.
26:01>> I'm I'm a world famous meme. I come with
26:03the iPhone.
26:04>> That's true.
26:06>> Thank you so much for your question.
26:07>> Can't wait to see you in the suit.
26:11>> Hello. What is your name? Where are you
26:13from? And what is your question?
26:14>> Hi, my name is DJ. I'm from Los Angeles,
26:16California, but I've been living in
26:18Miami for over 10 years now. Big fan of
26:20all you guys. Been watching your shows
26:21since they first came out over 10 years
26:23ago. Um, I can't imagine anyone else in
26:25your roles, um, but in the hypothetical
26:28universe that you weren't playing your
26:30respective defenders, is there another
26:32MCU hero that you would want to be or
26:34villain?
26:35>> No. No. I'm I'm I'm Danny Rand until I
26:39die. I I I get these questions all the
26:41time and I I just have so much love for
26:43the character that I just couldn't
26:45imagine playing any other character in
26:48the MCU.
26:49>> Yeah, I feel the same way. I think also
26:51I think because Jessica had never been
26:54played before and I got to originate the
26:56character. Um it's just I feel like she
27:00is if I had to got to pick any character
27:03in the MCU, I would pick her every day
27:05all day. I think she's the coolest and I
27:08don't think they would really want me
27:10for any other character. I think she's
27:12like the best and she's the one. I just
27:14Yeah.
27:15>> Yeah. I I agree. Um totally 100%. I I
27:18don't want to really want to do anything
27:19other character besides Luke Cage, but I
27:21mean, if Marvel wants to back up a truck
27:23full of money. I mean, I'm I I could
27:24talk.
27:26I'm open to discussion, you know, just
27:30my arm.
27:31>> Yeah. So, send your emails at Marvel.
27:33Please pay Mike
27:35>> more to play another character
27:37>> seven zeros if you want to replace
27:38someone else.
27:39>> Fine.
27:40>> Thank you so much for your question.
27:43>> Hi, friend. What is your name? Where are
27:45you from? And what is your question? Hi,
27:47I'm Benjamin and I'm from uh Miami,
27:49Florida. My question for all of you
27:51guys, which is your favorite Marvel
27:53character growing up?
27:56>> Wol Yeah, Wolverine,
27:58>> probably. Yeah.
28:01>> Yeah.
28:02>> It's funny. I I grew up in the UK and
28:05Marvel now is massive in the UK. My
28:07nephew loves Spider-Man, right? But when
28:10I was younger, Marvel wasn't really that
28:12big over there. We didn't really have
28:14the movies yet. And so I didn't grow up
28:16on any kind of superheroes. It wasn't
28:18until I got older that it started
28:20becoming more uh relevant in the
28:22culture.
28:24>> I didn't grow up with any comic book
28:25access or exposure at all when I was on
28:29my farm in Pennsylvania. I was watching
28:31Jim Carrey movies.
28:33>> I love Jim Carrey when I was
28:34>> my
28:36Yeah.
28:37>> Oh, Billy.
28:39>> Those cable guys. Cable guys.
28:41>> Wow.
28:42>> You didn't get her. You didn't get it.
28:44She didn't get Oh, Billy. Pressing this
28:47nipple up against the
28:49>> Oh, Billy. Do I need to do it? Do I need
28:52to actually do it?
28:55>> Later. Later. Come to the table.
28:58>> You never know where the story is going
29:00to go with my culture.
29:02>> I love that old belly.
29:04>> Also, fun fact, the mask was originally
29:06a comic book character. So, that's kind
29:09of an answer. Thank you so much for your
29:10question.
29:12>> Hello, friend. What is your name and
29:14where are you from and what is your
29:15question?
29:16>> Hello, my name is Frank. I'm from Miami,
29:18Florida. And I want to make a quick
29:21question to all you guys. Uh which which
29:24is the most character that you would
29:26like to play if you would like to given
29:28the opportunity to, you know, to
29:30interpret it
29:31>> like other universes?
29:32>> Yeah, like other universes or genres
29:34you'd like to play in
29:36>> different universe.
29:38>> Any anything?
29:39>> Can I just be a rock star? Can I be Can
29:41I switch to like a be a a front band of
29:43a rock band? That'd be fun.
29:44>> Yeah.
29:45>> You know, like I want to do that. That'd
29:46be fun.
29:50>> Like the Indiana Jones universe. If
29:52they're ever going to bring that back
29:54would be really fun.
29:55>> Be cool.
29:55>> You know, that's that's always a big
29:57Yeah, the kind of adventure traveling
29:59the world.
29:59>> You give Indiana Jones.
30:01>> Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. In for Indiana
30:03Jones.
30:06>> Yeah. Finn Jones. Indiana Jones.
30:10I would love to be like a Disney
30:12villain.
30:14>> I think that sounds fun.
30:17>> Yeah. Like something like real mean.
30:19>> Yeah.
30:19>> Fabulous.
30:20>> But fabulous.
30:22>> And and elevated it over the top.
30:24>> Yeah. That's that would be fun. That's
30:25that's what I wanted to do
30:27>> at Disney. Please, please, please,
30:28please, please. Thank you so much for
30:30your question.
30:32>> Hello. What is your name? Where are you
30:33from? And what is your question?
30:35>> Hi, my name is Mark. I'm from Miami,
30:37Florida. And my question is, what what
30:40do you feel about bringing your your
30:42shows to the MCU? Like from the Netflix
30:45now to the MCU, how do you guys feel?
30:47It's so great. You know, like we were
30:49saying before, it's such a gift to be
30:51able to continue playing these
30:52characters and that they're so beloved
30:56by the fans and and by our by us. And
30:59it's it's amazing. It's a gift and we're
31:02so we're so fortunate.
31:05>> Thank you so much for your question.
31:08Hello, Matt Murdoch. What is your name?
31:10Where are you from? And what is your
31:12question?
31:12>> You said it yourself. I'm Matt Murdoch.
31:15>> Definitely not Daredevil.
31:16>> I'm something of a lawyer myself.
31:20My question is though to Mike and
31:22Kristen. Would you like to do more
31:25mainstream movies? Like example, Mike,
31:28you're in Met in Black. Kristen, you're
31:31in Big Eyes with Tim Burton. and the
31:35Sonic the Hedgehog 3 movie.
31:37>> I love Sonic. Yeah. So fun. Yeah. You
31:40know, it's it's awesome to be able to do
31:43everything, a little bit of everything
31:44and have variety. In television, you get
31:47to spend way more time developing
31:49character. There's more real estate. And
31:51then films are more of like a big event.
31:53I mean, it's all so great. I just, you
31:55know, I feel so fortunate to both.
31:58>> I I I I like, you know, I think
32:02television is a sweet spot for me
32:04because I always feel like, you know, to
32:06Kristen's point, you spend more time
32:08with the character. Films, you get a
32:10beginning, a middle, and end. If you
32:11stick to landing, great. And if it's if
32:13it's good, they will they'll do a sequel
32:14or do more or whatever. So, I feel like
32:16if you get it right, they'll they'll
32:18want more of it. I just feel like, you
32:20know, just being practical
32:22films usually, especially with economics
32:24today, you we're filming in different
32:25locations. I love to travel and I love
32:27being in great places and and and having
32:28that time to be in a place where the
32:31location becomes a character as well,
32:32but it's not practical for for my
32:34lifestyle sometimes. And I think movie
32:36actors or people who are always doing
32:38movies, they sacrifice a bit. They're
32:40never really home and they never really
32:41have the same place they can sleep. And
32:43with TV, I've been lucky enough to film
32:44most of the shows that I've done for the
32:46last over a decade has been in New York
32:48City and around New York area and I've
32:50been able to be home for the most part.
32:52And if I'm not there, I'm in LA with my
32:54family. So, it does while movies are
32:56good and they're fun, sometimes it's not
32:58even worth me. I mean, I just I it just
33:00depends. I'm not like, "Oh, let me do
33:02movies so I can do movies." Cuz it just
33:04it comes at a cost and I don't know that
33:05it makes sense. So, when the when the
33:06time is right, the script is right, and
33:08it makes sense, then sure. But I I do
33:10love the sweet spot of television and
33:12you see a lot of movie actors that going
33:13to do television and they're doing their
33:15best work because it's the writing's
33:16better and you know there's more thought
33:18behind it and and I just I just I just
33:20I'm a big fan of television but when
33:21movies are done well it's it's hard to
33:23compete. I I just like where the process
33:26of a TV show um because it gives you so
33:28many other things you can you can hold
33:29on to besides just the idea that you're
33:31in a movie. You know,
33:34>> it's also in really I mean, both are
33:35great again, but with television, you're
33:37on it a lot longer. So, you h you
33:40develop a real camaraderie with a group
33:42of people that your crew becomes like
33:45family and you know their kids' names
33:46and you have inside jokes and there's
33:48something really really fun about that.
33:50It's like you're a part of a a little
33:52family, a part of like a little
33:53subculture and that's a really unique
33:55experience. And I also love the pace of
33:57it. You have to really be on your toes.
33:59Yeah,
34:00>> you do work so hard and there's just
34:02there's something very electric about
34:04it.
34:05>> Thank you so much and great to see you
34:07back.
34:08>> Thank you.
34:09>> Thank you so much.
34:10>> Hello friend. What is your name and
34:12where are you from? And what is your
34:13question?
34:14>> Hello. My name is Matthew. I'm from
34:16Miami, Florida.
34:17>> Woo.
34:17>> And my question is for all three of you.
34:19Um, honestly, um, I was thinking about
34:22this for a while. If you guys had to
34:25like with your characters in Defenders,
34:27if you guys had a dream match like any
34:29character from any universe, thinking
34:31like Invincible, I'm thinking like um
34:34DC, any character like if your
34:36characters had to fight any character,
34:37which one would it be?
34:40>> Uh I want to fight like Aquaman or
34:42something like that.
34:42>> Yeah.
34:43>> Get him out of the water,
34:45wear him out.
34:48>> You give him some coffee, he'll
34:49dehydrate.
34:50>> I'm just like going through all of the
34:52different universes.
34:54He's either passing out or going through
34:55his going through his rolodex of
34:57characters.
34:58>> DC DC.
35:00>> I I I love the I don't know if anyone
35:01has seen uh the Dark Crystal. It's a Jim
35:04Henson.
35:05>> You're not going to beat up the Dark
35:06Crystal Muppets. Are you?
35:08>> Well, the Skeksis I would Skeis are bad
35:12dudes.
35:12>> Yeah, they are kind of bad.
35:13>> Yeah, I love that world.
35:14>> That was scary. That that I'm going to
35:15watch that was scary.
35:17>> Yeah, it's good. And the Netflix did a
35:19like a 10 10 episode like reboot and
35:21it's fantastic. Really?
35:23>> Oh, it's so good. It's I would argue
35:25>> is it more intense?
35:26>> Um
35:27>> like like does it Jim Henson had his
35:28thing?
35:29>> Oh, it's still Jim Henson. It's
35:30>> Well, it's a state obviously cuz it's
35:32not
35:32>> Right. Right. But it's still the whole
35:33company that are doing
35:34>> Are they using like the
35:35>> animat? Yeah. Animatronics. It's really
35:37good. And the story is over 10 episodes.
35:39You get deep into
35:41>> Yeah. It's not It doesn't have the same
35:43feel.
35:43>> Should you do it? Should you do it sober
35:45or not?
35:47>> I mean, that's on you, Mike.
35:48>> Okay. Just check in.
35:49>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
35:50>> Just check in.
35:50>> It's good. It's good either way.
35:52>> Wink wink.
35:54>> So, something in that world. Probably
35:55the Skeksis. Yeah.
35:58>> Thank you so much for your question.
36:00Hello. What is your name? Where are you
36:02from? And what is your question?
36:04>> Uh, hi. My name is Benji. I'm from New
36:07York City. Uh, and my question is for
36:09Kristen. So, uh, you are one of my
36:12favorite actresses of all time. You're
36:14incredibly gifted. Uh, and
36:16>> sorry, what?
36:19Um, I think you could play anything. And
36:21part of what made me fall in love with
36:23you was actually Chloe in Don't Trust
36:25the Be Apartment 23.
36:28>> Um, and my question is, so going from a
36:32character like Chloe to a character like
36:34Jessica, how did that affect your
36:36process as an actress? And also, who do
36:39you think you identify with more as
36:41Kristen?
36:42>> Oo. Um, oh, doing the the being in
36:46apartment 23 was like the most fun I've
36:48ever had doing anything ever. And I'm
36:51probably a little bit more like that in
36:54my real life than I Jessica's way cooler
36:56than I am. Um, I've kind like in the
36:59beginning especially
37:02in the beginning I would always like
37:04with Jessica try to make sure I'm
37:07squashing all of my natural instincts to
37:09make a line funny and just like really
37:11just be cool, keep it together because
37:15like the [ __ ] in apartment 23 was like
37:16a line was like silly string and with
37:20Jessica it's like all very contained and
37:22cool and powerful and and that it's a
37:25that's a challenge for me. It's
37:28>> a challenge. Yeah.
37:29>> Awesome. That scrunchie is very glowy, I
37:31think.
37:32>> Yeah. You know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah.
37:34But there's a little bit of both, but
37:35they are very different, obviously.
37:37>> Inside Kristen, there are two wolves and
37:39it's Chloe and Jessica Jones.
37:40>> Thank you very much.
37:42>> Thank you. Hello. You have a great
37:43shirt. What is your name? Where are you
37:45from? And what is your question?
37:46>> John from Tampa, Florida. I watched
37:48Chloe. That was such an incredible show.
37:50Why did they have to add? I laughed
37:51every single episode. Cracked me off. I
37:53love TV.
37:54>> Thank you so much. It's so funny. I
37:56watched it recently and I was I
37:58forgotten how funny it was. The writing
38:00was so delicious and hilarious.
38:03That said, had it gone on, I wouldn't
38:05have played Jessica Jones. So, you know,
38:07you got you got to go with the flow.
38:09>> Well, the question was um because I'm a
38:11huge fan of Jessica Jones as well and
38:12when I found out you were going to that
38:13I was like, thank God. And then David
38:15Tennant on set with you. How much fun
38:16was he to work with? And can you tell us
38:18your David Tennant story? So David
38:19Tennant is so generous and so kind and
38:23such a joy to work with and he's so good
38:26at acting. I would have so many scenes
38:28where I'm just listening to him and I
38:31think I was working the hardest in those
38:33scenes like watching what he's doing and
38:36like you were saying like being present
38:38and I was always floored. He looked
38:41whatever he was doing just looked like
38:42jazz. He would change it every time and
38:45he was he also really enjoys the work.
38:48He would run to set. They would say
38:49like, "Oh, Mr. Tennith, they're ready
38:51for you." And he'd run literally. And he
38:54was just, you know, an amazing scene
38:56partner. You're only ever as good as
38:58your scene partner. And he he made me
39:02better because he's so wonderful.
39:05>> Thank you. Love you.
39:06>> Thank you.
39:06>> Thank you. Hello. What is your name?
39:09Where are you from? And what is your
39:10question?
39:11>> Hi, my name is Mason. I'm from Miami.
39:14>> Uh the question is for all three. If is
39:17there a certain story line that each of
39:20your characters that you felt was
39:21unresolved, maybe a certain comic run
39:24that you would like to adapt in in live
39:26action that you would like to do?
39:29>> Ooh,
39:29>> all of them.
39:32>> Yes.
39:32>> Um I I recently just reread all of the
39:35uh the Iron Fist comics again and I I
39:38really love all of the interaction with
39:40Awson Randall. I think that's really
39:41cool. Um also the the living weapon as
39:44well. I think I really really enjoyed
39:46that that comic run series as well.
39:49Also, I love the the recent uh the
39:51Undead Iron Fist comic run. I think
39:54that's really really fantastic. I love
39:55where they're going with that. So,
39:57there's a there's a lot of untouched
39:59material I think for for Danny Ram to
40:02explore.
40:05>> The question again, I I was
40:09>> I was listening to the stories and I
40:10forget the question. I'm like, what's
40:11the question? Is is there a certain
40:13story line that you would like to that
40:15you feel was unresolved that you would
40:17maybe like to continue
40:18>> that we've already sort of touched base
40:21with or just comic books untouched?
40:23>> Either one. Either one. Oh, I mean
40:28multiple basically between the alias
40:31like where we kind of started off and
40:33and now that you know having this kid
40:35being introduced in the last finale
40:39there's just there's there's a lot of
40:40story there that could be funny and
40:43irreverent but also serious and also
40:45relatable between Jessica and Luke and
40:48what's going on with the kid and where's
40:49the kid and who's got the kid and what's
40:51going it's a lot of that. I would love
40:52to see what that's about. And I would
40:54love to see some sort of Heroes for
40:56Hire.
40:57>> Yeah.
40:57>> I forgot that
40:58>> where it's like, you know, me and Danny,
41:01you know, hanging out again, doing what
41:02we do, and just kind of just being cool
41:04with it. You know what I mean? Cuz I do
41:05feel like I do feel like we found a nice
41:07little little um rhythm and we came on
41:08Luke Cage and I thought I'd love to
41:10explore that more.
41:11>> Yeah,
41:11>> 100%.
41:12>> Thank you so much for your question.
41:14Hello, friend. What is your name? Where
41:16are you from? And what is your question?
41:18>> Hey, my name is Mendel. I'm from
41:20Hollywood, Florida. My question is, you
41:23guys have all worked in very different
41:25types of shows. Some of them franchise,
41:27some of them not. Um, some of them
41:30became a franchise after you were no
41:32longer on the show. Specifically, Finn,
41:34I know you were in Game of Thrones and
41:36it became a much larger franchise.
41:38>> The Night of Flowers.
41:40Yes.
41:41So my question is what is the difference
41:43in the style of production and in the
41:45pressures of casting and actual like
41:48working on those shows when working on a
41:51larger franchise like Marvel versus
41:53working on something that is a smaller
41:54project at least in the beginning.
41:57Honestly, it's all very similar. I think
42:00um the obviously the stakes are higher,
42:02the worlds are different, but I think
42:04like a a set is a set. You have the same
42:07kind of components. You have the same
42:08intention from everyone. Everyone wants
42:10to tell a story. Everyone's coming
42:12together with the best of their
42:14creativity to try and bring something to
42:16life. So, Game of Thrones was massive.
42:20You know, the sets were huge. But going
42:22on to something like Iron Fist, it was
42:25slightly smaller. But yeah, it it feels
42:28very similar. I I I think, you know, the
42:31work doesn't change.
42:33>> And Kristen, did it feel very different
42:35for like Breaking Bad versus something
42:38that's more of like a larger franchise
42:40that you were a part of?
42:42>> You know, Breaking Bad was was a real
42:461-hour drama. It was like such a cool
42:49show. It was very serious. Um,
42:53so that felt like peak for sure when I
42:57was there. You're just like doing
42:59scenes, just such great material. And
43:02then, you know, I think the Marvel stuff
43:04felt a little bigger cuz it was in terms
43:06of budget and stunts. Um, it's a little
43:09bit more of a spectacle. Um, but very
43:13similar approaches. you know, maybe you
43:14have like one or two days longer per
43:17episode on something like Jessica Jones
43:19or the Defenders versus Breaking Bad
43:21where you have eight days an episode.
43:23Um, it just depends on the budget and
43:25the scope, but the the work and the
43:27departments are all are all pretty much
43:29the same. Unless you're on a kids movie,
43:31then it's very different.
43:32>> How so?
43:33>> So, like Sonic, for example, is like
43:36giant giant giant sets and soundstages
43:38and big stuff. And so that that and you
43:42know special effects that's a little
43:43different.
43:44>> Very cool. Thank you so much.
43:46>> Thank you for your question. Hello UA
43:48student. What is your name? Where are
43:49you from? What's your quirk and what is
43:51your question?
43:53>> Uh Robert from Miami.
43:56>> I didn't even think of a quirk.
43:58>> Just what's your question? But um first
44:01I want to thank you guys for really
44:03holding down Marvel during the time
44:05where DC was doing all of their shows
44:08and you were what we had for Marvel. So
44:11want to give you guys thanks for that.
44:13Uh second the question is for all of
44:15you. I want to know with your entire
44:18timeline from the show, is there any
44:21specific storyline that you wish would
44:25have gone a different way that you had a
44:27different chance to explore a different
44:29take on something that happened?
44:35>> It's a great question. I mean, I at the
44:37time there were many. Now I can't think
44:39of any.
44:44>> Yeah. Yeah. No, I can't I Yeah, I don't
44:47I I'm a big believer of like what what
44:49comes your way is meant to come your way
44:51and you deal with it as you need to in
44:53the moment. I'm I'm not really into like
44:55looking back and thinking, oh, what
44:57things could we have changed?
44:58>> Not necessarily saying that there was
45:00anything wrong with what happened. Just
45:02like, oh, you know what, maybe it would
45:04have been cool to explore this different
45:06avenue. I I think a continuation of the
45:07series, you know, I think for for Iron
45:10Fist and it's like, you know, more
45:11Heroes for Hire. Let's see where Danny's
45:14gone, you know, when he goes to Asia.
45:15Let's see what's going on with with all
45:17of those. It a lot of our shows there
45:19was so much runway left. And because the
45:22shows were were all cancelled. Um I
45:25think there's a lot more material, a lot
45:26more story characterization to tell.
45:28Yeah, I would have liked to have seen I
45:31remember it being kind of jarring going
45:32from Jessica Jones to Luke Cage because
45:35the character was in in um introduced in
45:38Jessica Jones, but then going to Luke
45:40Cage was a different world, different
45:41part of town, different writers,
45:44different vibe, everything was different
45:45and I wish there was some more attention
45:48paid to the transition of the character
45:50cuz it was like well you're just there
45:52now and there's this I think I mentioned
45:53her and and a couple like I mentioned
45:56talked about her this girl downtown or
45:58in Hell's Kitchen, but that was kind of
46:00it. And I wish it was just more like,
46:03you know, like what like it just, you
46:05know what I mean? Like I wish it was
46:06just something about the transition,
46:08even if it had been like me meeting her,
46:09meeting, you know, Jessica Jones,
46:11Kristen coming into Harlem at some point
46:14to look for me early on in the series,
46:17just to see that there was that we're in
46:19the same city. It just felt so strange.
46:21cohesive a bit more cohesiveness between
46:23all of the shows and chronologically
46:26just some that that would have been
46:28better for me just but you know it is
46:30what it is but I just thought that was
46:31something that would have been more
46:32attention paid to without sort of
46:34reinventing the wheel to do it literally
46:36a scene would have been fine you know
46:39>> thank you so much for your question now
46:42friends before we get to our next
46:44question and perhaps this is fortuitous
46:46this is going to have to be our last
46:48question I'm sorry for everyone who's
46:50been standing I hope your 10,000 steps
46:52was worth it. I encourage you to sit
46:54down because I'm not a nice person and
46:55I'm not going to add in another one on
46:57the end. If you want to see our lovely
46:59folks up here, they're so friendly.
47:01They're so beautiful. They smell great.
47:02They're along the far wall. So, go and
47:04see them. Ask your question to their
47:06face. Tell them how great they smell and
47:08that I'm not being a weirdo about it.
47:10>> So, beautiful friend in our cosplay.
47:12What is your name? Where are you from
47:14outfit?
47:14>> And why does this deserve to be the last
47:16question?
47:17>> I love that you've got the skateboard as
47:18well. Really rocking it. I literally
47:20just got here. I stayed in your far away
47:22parking lot.
47:23>> Hell yeah. Dressed like that?
47:24>> Uh yeah, dressed like this. It was
47:26>> Hell yeah.
47:27>> Very cool.
47:27>> Are you hot, man?
47:29>> It's really hot out.
47:30>> I was going to say you Yeah, it's hot.
47:32>> Good for you. You got here, though.
47:33>> I got here. I got here. Okay, so uh
47:36Miguel, I was born in Mexico, raised in
47:39Mexico 8 years, then raised here the
47:41rest of the time in Broward, Miami. Um
47:44so my question is to make it a good one,
47:46I had to choose from like four. I wrote
47:48down a lot. I was going to ask a simple
47:50one, but I'm pretty sure we all know the
47:51answer uh to the question of is Tallow a
47:55capital city of heaven. I'm pretty sure
47:57they very clearly insinuated that it is,
48:00which I'm excited for cuz whether it's
48:02seven capital cities, maybe more, maybe
48:04less remaining after all that happened.
48:06Who knows?
48:07>> You're really flexing your nerd cred
48:08here and I respect that. Okay. So,
48:11borrow that question. Easy question.
48:13Cooler question for Finn. I think an
48:15exciting question is with the release of
48:18uh Eyes of Wakanda episode 3
48:20specifically.
48:22>> Um now there is a third option for um
48:26who uh Jessica Henwick's character is
48:29the descendant of cuz they did mention
48:32something like that. Um have you talked
48:34to Jessica Henwick? I know you guys
48:36don't make the decision, but just out of
48:38excitement, like, have you talked to her
48:40like, "Hey, like there's a new option."
48:41Um, do you do you think it would be
48:43great for uh Gerani to be like your
48:46ancestor, or were you leaning uh Wu AI,
48:50the pirate Iron Fist, or even Deeper Cut
48:53Fan Feay, the very first Iron Fist?
48:55>> Well, thanks for doing the hard work for
48:57all of the journalists in the audience
48:59as well with this question. This is
49:01going to be the headline. I I I
49:02personally love the the Bui the Pirate
49:05Bay uh Iron Fist. I think incredibly
49:08badass. I I can't I haven't had that
49:09conversation with Jess, so I don't know
49:12who she would pick. I get the sense that
49:14she would there's a very there is a
49:16similarity between just Jess's nature.
49:18She's a very adventurous uh very bold
49:21person and I can see her being a
49:24descendant of of her. Um but yeah, no,
49:27that's a good question. I should I
49:28should call her up tonight and ask her
49:30about it. like being like a pirate
49:33queen.
49:34>> Who who wouldn't want to be a pirate
49:35queen?
49:35>> Exactly. And it's based on like a real
49:37pirate queen, I think. For
49:38>> Oh, is it really?
49:39>> So, with the realism of your show, I
49:41feel like going into flashbacks of that
49:43would be really
49:44>> That would be really cool. Yeah. Yeah,
49:45that would be really cool. Yeah. Oh, I
49:47appreciate the question. I appreciate uh
49:48how much you go into it. It's
49:50>> Florida Supercon 2027 will have the
49:52answer.
49:53>> Yeah.
49:54>> Thank you so much for joining US TODAY.
49:55GIVE IT UP ONE MORE TIME FOR the
49:56defenders.
50:02One more time, Florida Supercon, make
50:04some noise for the cast.

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