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Because I find your dialogue interesting as it is, I tried to approach it from the other end and create something different. It's a fun exercise :) I started my thought process on an idea to diffe...
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Because I find your dialogue interesting as it is, I tried to approach it from the other end and create something different. It's a fun exercise :) I started my thought process on an idea to differentiate the characters - both of them are killers but the similarities should stop here. After a few minutes of YouTube research I depicted my impressions on the two actors. Ben Foster's character would more of a maniacal/psycho, a person who rushes without thinking, ruthless and with eccentric, maybe a little crazy, ideas. This would contrast well with odd-calculating, experienced Jason Statham. Ben's carefree attitude would also throw Jason off at times. Back to the dialogue. With these in mind, I wrote this concept: - BF: Blow his heart with adrenaline. 12cc and he's pretty much dead right on the spot. - JS: Listen. I won't go inside with a probability of leaving him alive. It's not in my style. - BF: But right after the EMTs have arrived, they find your heart going to break[1]. What's the first thing they do? - JS: An epinephrine injection. - BS: So basically, even if this syringe fails to kill him... - JS: They will finish the job. [1] this one is a bit screwed. I haven't found anything better with simple, yet strong meaning.