Credit: DreadCentral.com
Kane recently spoke about returning for See No Evil 2. Here are the
highlights…
On See No Evil 2, And Making A Sequel: “I was sort of
shocked to get the call really because the first movie had been a commercial
success with WWE Studios’ debut film, and I thought, ‘Okay, we’re going to do a
sequel pretty quickly,’ and it didn’t happen for, like, several years,” Glenn
Jacobs, better known as Kane, tells us. “So, my phone rang one day and I was
like, ‘Really? Okay. Isn’t it six years late?’ I was really surprised to get the
call after having all that time pass. I didn’t think we’d do another
one.”
On His Relationship With The Directors (The Soska
Sisters): “They were awesome. They bring so much excitement and so
much enthusiasm to the set. We had fifteen shooting days, which is pressure
packed. No matter how hard you try, there’s going to be points you feel you’ve
fallen behind schedule. Everybody was freaking out except the twins. I was just
so impressed by them. Their knowledge and their skill is amazing; they helped me
a lot as far as my role. I can’t speak highly enough of their talent.”
On How WWE Prepared Him For This Role: “I think people are
going to be very surprised in this movie as far as what Jacob does with some of
the scenes. You actually have your psychopathic killer acting, which is
something you don’t see that often. I wore a mask for years and the disadvantage
of that is, as human beings, we portray most emotions with our face and I had to
do it with body language. Really, the essence of the WWE is we’re trying to
elicit an emotional reaction from the crowd just like you are in a movie. It’s
the same deal. I understood how you get those emotions out of people. If you
can’t have your number one asset, and you can do it with your number two asset,
once you get your number one asset, you’re going to be pretty good at it.”
