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Ep. 177 - Kellan Lutz, Efren Ramirez "Due Justice"
DUE JUSTICE, a heart pounding thriller, is about a former marine Max (Kellan Lutz) who experiences a devastating loss when his beloved wife and daughter are brutally murdered in a cold blooded act of violence. Consumed by grief and driven by revenge, Max embarks on a relentless mission to hunt down those responsible.
The film stars Kellan Lutz (Extraction, The Expendables 3, The Twilight franchise), Jeff Fahey (“Lost,” Wyatt Earp, The Lawnmower Man) and Efren Ramirez (Satanic Hispanics, Casa de mi Padre, Napoleon Dynamite).
Max discusses with Kellan how this project came to him, what gravitated him to wanting to play Max, and the preparation he underwent in portraying a former marine experiencing tragedy who's driven by revenge.
Later, Max chats with Efren on portraying the detective character of Santiago, how the role is against the typical comedic performances we're used to seeing from him, and his thoughts on an upcoming Napoleon Dynamite sequel.
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DUE JUSTICE, a heart pounding thriller, is about a former marine Max (Kellan Lutz) who experiences a devastating loss when his beloved wife and daughter are brutally murdered in a cold blooded act of violence. Consumed by grief and driven by revenge, Max embarks on a relentless mission to hunt down those responsible.
The film stars Kellan Lutz (Extraction, The Expendables 3, The Twilight franchise), Jeff Fahey (“Lost,” Wyatt Earp, The Lawnmower Man) and Efren Ramirez (Satanic Hispanics, Casa de mi Padre, Napoleon Dynamite).
Max discusses with Kellan how this project came to him, what gravitated him to wanting to play Max, and the preparation he underwent in portraying a former marine experiencing tragedy who's driven by revenge.
Later, Max chats with Efren on portraying the detective character of Santiago, how the role is against the typical comedic performances we're used to seeing from him, and his thoughts on an upcoming Napoleon Dynamite sequel.