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No, there wasn’t apprehension, it was more fear of not being able to do it. I’d wake up in the morning and dread the scene ahead, not for the physical demands, but I didn’t know if I was able to convey what the scene needed; act it, I didn’t know if I was going to be able to act it because I’ve never been terrified in my life. I didn’t really know how you act that.
The physical restraint was kind of the easy bit, it actually formed the basis of the acting for me. I didn't really know how I was going to do it, which is part of why I did it. To learn how. I've never been in that kind of situation before, believe it or not. We filmed it in sequence, so I did all of the brutal physical stuff in the first week. It was horrid, but completely helpful because it kind of set me up for the rest of the movie and I remembered it in my body for the rest of the movie. Kind of a blessing, actually.
I think. Particularly, for me, there was one scene with Eddie where he was punching me in the film and he accidentally really punched me in the scene. We stopped filming because everybody was mortified. That was the worst thing that could have happened: everyone was so, so aware of my safety. So we stopped filming, and the next day we had to continue with that very scene and the same shot. It was a shot where my head is there and Eddie is above me and the camera is here, so as you can see his fist and my face ... Afterwards, I was overwhelmed and had to leave. I had a good cry and came back.-Gemma Arterton
The physical restraint was kind of the easy bit, it actually formed the basis of the acting for me. I didn't really know how I was going to do it, which is part of why I did it. To learn how. I've never been in that kind of situation before, believe it or not. We filmed it in sequence, so I did all of the brutal physical stuff in the first week. It was horrid, but completely helpful because it kind of set me up for the rest of the movie and I remembered it in my body for the rest of the movie. Kind of a blessing, actually.
I think. Particularly, for me, there was one scene with Eddie where he was punching me in the film and he accidentally really punched me in the scene. We stopped filming because everybody was mortified. That was the worst thing that could have happened: everyone was so, so aware of my safety. So we stopped filming, and the next day we had to continue with that very scene and the same shot. It was a shot where my head is there and Eddie is above me and the camera is here, so as you can see his fist and my face ... Afterwards, I was overwhelmed and had to leave. I had a good cry and came back.-Gemma Arterton
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