enjoyable ride and you buy in. it's one of the things like that fight seemed real. >> no doubt. it was knock down drag out. >> i loved that. >> i'm byron allen and you're about to hang out with some of the world's hottest stars. and have a few laughs along the way. >> that's great! >> i know! >> right now, on entertainers with byron allen, the cast of john wick chapter 2. >> what kind of warrior mentality do you need to have the survive this kind of ride? >> you're getting a gift of being able to do this action that doesn't get done. >> james mcavoy. >> i got to the end of the script i called them and said if you want me to do this i want to be in it. >> ice cube. >> you and charlie have a killer chemistry together. would you describe it more of batman and robin? >> yogi and booboo.

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welcome to rome. is this a formal event or a social affair? >> social. >> how many buttons? >> two. >> what style? >> tactical. >> mr. wick? do enjoy your party. >> let's go. >> you guys don't play in this, i'm telling audiences you better fasten your seat belts and put your trays in the upright position. from that opening scene you put it out there. what kind of mentality do you need? >> from my first experience on the film, it was john with training and have to go down it. you're spending hours but you're also getting a gift of being able to do the action that

doesn't get done. you know, it's cool to work with common, i love the first film i want to do that. i was like listen john wick training and action is no joke. he was like, that's why i'm here. >> i can remember nights going home to my hotel and like, working on the choreography, the fight sequences. i got it in my room, i'm on the floor, spinning around and i get there the next day and chad is like, we going to change this. >> yeah. >> i had this thing -- >> throw it all out the window. it was a completely different thing. the quality and being present and in the moment was something i had to learn. it was also like dance. >> i have 700 extras, tyler and the bates and the rock band. looking like, i got to run on stage with a gun, come out looking like the helicopter is up there, the cameras, this is my job. >> i like the intensity of it and the opportunity of it. and striving to try and make it great.

>> you have no idea what's coming. >> you want a war? or do you want to just give me a gun? >> you owe me. >> you and keanu have the background of martial arts with the matrix. what makes them perfect for the john wick role? >> it's hard to describe something that people traditionally call star quality. there's just an innate quality about mr. reeves that speaks to people when he's on screen. there's something that makes us want to watch and root for him. >> when he says yes, 6:00 in the morning, 6:00 at night this man is working for you. >> that's a pleasure, isn't it? >> you have no idea.

that's him doing live loads, just to prove to you he is that dex tearious. that's not everybody. >> keanu, you know, his passion that he has as a human being, it comes through john wick. when i see an action movie i want to see people i still care about. even though the action is super fresh and i still got to care about the characters. that's what john wick is. >> after the matrix and now with john wick with all the martial arts you've mastered, do you get some kind of all galaxy triple platinum quadruple black belt for the efforts? >> no. no. i only know movie kung fu. i got to advance a little bit because i had the base from the first one. i can do the judo and so in terms of movie kung fu, i'm okay. >> whoever comes, i'll kill them.

i'll kill them all. >> what do you dig most about breathing life into the character of john wick? >> i love his will, i love he's fighting for his life. the tone of the film, there is a humor to it. you know, there's a hyperreality to it. for him and i think he's got a good sense of humor. i just like him. i like john wick. i root for him. >> the story behind it, the fact he wants to get out of that w l world you feel compassion for it. he never looks like he's injohn kasich -- enjoying what he's doing. you see it as a subculture. it is a different world completely. >> sitting on a rooftop in brooklyn, i'm like oh, i'm the director, action. i forgot to yell cut the first two or three times. i'm watching him walking up with a pigeon in their hand and they're all done and lawrence is like you going to yell cut?

>> the coolest thing is the way the audience has been responding. that's ultimately why we do this. like, this is for the audience. by the time you get halfway through this movie, you think you know the entire thing about the world, and then boom, here's another level that you weren't even aware of. it's really kind of cool. ♪ heck yeah. >> oh, okay. >> pardon me, sir i think you have the wrong car. >> for actor james mac avoy simply reading the street from the thriller, split, was a mind bending experience. >> i was confused.

like the audience. and then i was enlightened and then i was confused again at something else and there would be enlightening, then i'd be confused. he answers every question with another question. so you have answers but there's another mystery that's going to -- and the whole movie is like that which i think is brilliant. i got to the end of the script, i called him and i said if you want me to do this i really want to be in it. >> my name is headwick i have red socks. >> how old are you? >> nine. >> the human brain is the most complex object in the universe. >> the only way we're getting out here is if lets us out. >> aren't you the clever one. >> and james believes the director is a one of a kind fi

maker. >> he's one of the few people i've worked with is committed to the original vision he has in his mind and doesn't want that to alter during the film process. so this thing you read months before you see the final film is pretty much what you see in the final film. the editing process isn't there to turn it on his head. that works, whatever you did. not what we originally thought but it looked cool, that's cool. none of that. getting exactly what you wanted on the page. that was -- shows a lot of commitment to his unique story telling and his original story telling, which is something that's fairly rare these days in the film industry. there's not a lot of original stories being told. >> my name is headwick. i have red socks.

>> he's on the move. what? >> he's on the move. someone's coming for you. and you're not going to like it. you guys make noises in your sleep. >> tell us. >> i'm not supposed to say. >> yes. >> the opportunity to get into one of these characters would have been amazing because they're all really interesting characters. you get to play nine of them. it was going to be difficult and tight to get that amount of work done and get myself ready for shooting, because i got the job fairly last minute. the opportunity to get to play all these guys was magnificent. >> the beast is real.

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clips on how he wanted to direct and design this movie. and i was like, if you going to make that movie, i'm in. and he pulled it off. you know, i think he just paid great attention to detail. and made it fun. >> yeah, because it's over the top, but it's an enjoyable ride. you buy in. it's one of the things like that fight seemed real. >> no doubt. it was knock down, drag out. it was like you can't have a movie called fist fight unless you really go for it . we need to have an epic fight. one of the longest fights on screen. >> campbell, you got this! >> we managed to do that, for sure. >> oh! i don't think he's got this. >> you and charlie have a killer chemistry together. would you describe it more as a batman and robin, murphy and aykroyd or maybe cheech and chong? >> yogi and booboo in there a

little bit i think. we going at it, but i guess that's tom and jerry. >> there you go. >> tom and jerry in there. >> nice. the violence that goes with it. >> without a doubt. >> for you, this all started back in 1986 with nwa and you created empire. you're a mogul. movies, music career, just got inducted into the hall of fame. was this the original plan back when you were in boys in the hood or fridays or did this start to blow your mind as a snowballed? >> it just snowballed. no way in the world i would say like this was the master plan, just messing around having fun with hip hop. and next thing you know we on to something. and it just starts to roll. we're still rolling, we never stopped you know. >> what's next? what is next on your check list, bucket list for you? >> you know, i'm excited about the big three. the new basketball league that

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>> it was an experience of a lifetime, honestly. we were family. you know, everybody came with their own, you know, special sauce. you know, everybody has a different kind of energy. everybody's got something to add, something that's unique about who they are. >> i want him to help me with this fence. >> he got recruited by a college football team. >> it ain't going to get him nowhere. >> if he be like you he going to be all right. ain't but two men ever played baseball as good as you. >> talk about looking with two of the greatest actors in our game right now. denzel washington, what's that like bringing this thing to life when he's doing star, director, producer, top to bottom? >> you have somebody like that of that stature, legendary. you know, you're talking about raising the bar of your acting, you have to. >> you don't want to have to work at the chemistry. you don't want to have to have that calculated. chemistry is something that's so organic. >> viola davis is the truth, the

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>> when i first met with ben i was 15 and i was like there's no way i was going to get the part. but he's going to say i'm too young. then it kind of turned out he -- i got a phone call from him and then when we started filming, i was 17 almost 18. and i think that was the perfect age because loretta is still a little girl and kind of becomes a young woman, which is kind of -- i think we felt the same things. it's a confusing time, it's weird. you feel young but you're not. you see the start of her and the middle and end. she has three different stages that you see her at in this growth. >> i signed up to fight in the war. i went away a soldier, i came home an outlaw. >> you're in this life. >> you mentioned ben what was your experience like working with him while he was taking on multi-hyphenated roles? >> his sets in general, it felt

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black. >> knowing i wouldn't see you again. >> but you must, i miss seeing you again. >> are you insane? white? british? and what about your people? >> in the historical drama a united kingdom, a man is torn between his duty to country and a forbidden love. >> they're fighting because of you. >> it was a complicated situation. a dilemma that i personally don't envy in terms of what they had to go through. >> is something the matter? >> i think in a way the interesting or newer aspect of it, from my perspective, was seeing procedure on the other side, you know, seeing the procedure towards ruth when she arrived in his homeland. >> we're seeing racial tension, we're seeing racism manifest in different ways now, which shows that it's a problem that is still with us, unfortunately. which is why, you know, we're proud that the film is here as a

reminder of the fight that love can overcome procedurejudice. >> my grandfather was king i am an heir. i will never choose anything worth while if i leave my heart here. >> if you choose to marry the leader of an african nature you'll be responsible for the downfall of the british empire in africa. >> insults and shame. >> i know what you're asking. what it means. yes, i will marry you. >> normally, it's about this group of actors, you know, all coming together, but in this particular instance, it was kind of us against the world. >> yeah. i just sort of knew that if this was all right, then everything else would be fine. you know, so that was my main focus was on us and our finding ruth. that's how you do it. you get your character right and you see what you meet every day on set. really they're the unit and everybody else is an outsider to

them. >> two decades of preparing you to be our king, this is how you face me? >> my home, our home. >> who do you think would accept you? >> as if it were right to be our queen. >> you will give up your right to the throne. >> filming on location in africa was an unforgettable experience. >> yes, it was africa, but botswana where this story took place and where he was from. we have the huge advantage of getting to be around the people who are most directly affected by the story in terms of the legacy of them. but also to shoot in some of the locations where events actually took place, where they actually lived, that house. we refurbished it. it was the house they lived in when they first moved back to botswanaland. >> there is something in the air when that's the case. you really feel it.

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tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, what emergency officials expect from the floodwater. just as we dry out, the rain returns. when it will hit where you live this week. new video shows flames erupting from an east bay home where people were reportedly trapped inside. >> announcer: live breaking news. new problems emerging tonight, triggering evacuation orders near the oroville dam in butte county. water began flowing along that backup path yesterday due to eros in the dam's main spillway. earlier today problems were not expected. however, the emergency channel, which has not been use