chef keanu reeves you've got charlize theron.ecause -- >> that's what he does. >> so the audience's deserve good action a lost action we see today is very quickly cut together. a lot of cgi effects it really comes off as fake. when you have an actress whose actually doing her own stunts. >> right. >> doing 20 hits in one shot it really comes across as real his tick. >> do you think as the director from a stunt background he was like i'm going to build this movie around the stunts. >> of course. >> as pop posed to everything else. >>> he was brad pitt's stunt double in fight club. he was keanu reeves stunt double on the may trick. hey spoke to charlize theron about the action intensity she crack two training for this film she tells me how she fixed it. watch this. ♪ >> i was reading you cracked two teeth when you were shooting this. i know you just spoken about this. can you talk about like what you actually had to do to fix it? how you actually cracked them? >> i clenched apparently really hard on my jaw while i was training and

keanu reeves, in just sort of recent years, as john wick has become the same sort of incredible, like yeah. >> seth: so it seems to be a perfect person to train with. >> well, he's -- yeah, i mean, i feel like he's done a couple of action films, but he's great in this character. >> seth: yeah. >> and he was definitely -- it was because he's really good friend of mine, it was good to have him there because it's so hard to train on this level four or five hours. >> seth: and you did, then, get injured, right? knee, tooth? >> i was bruised. i didn't have any massive injuries, nothing that would make like a really cool story. >> seth: were you bummed out? were you bummed out that you didn't fully? >> i was a little bit. like this story had been running around the press that, you know, i cracked two teeth. and it just sounds like somebody, like, busted me in the face. but really, i just did it myself, clenching on my own jaw. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, well that's -- that's a lot worse. >> it's not as -- it's not as cool, you know? >> seth: "and it was -- it was back at my hotel room

and most recently starring opposite keanu reeves as the lead prosecutor in the whole truth.is favorite role so far -- playing peyton manning's caddie in a commercial. >> no disrespect to anyone i worked with actor-wise. highlight of my career. >> reporter: between the bright lights and working behind the finds himself missing police work. it's a big part he comes back here to the communities he once pa patrolled. he is hoping to help at-risk kids. >> we're always trying to be creative, think of ways we can reach maybe different demographics or different groups of people who maybe we haven't reached out to yet. >> reporter: operation lead stands for law enforcement arts division, and would give kids a chance to act and produce short films with deputies. theal, bridge the gap between police and community. >> it's that dynamic of how do i marry both worlds together. i think it's as simple as how is it to live in your shoes. >> reporter: clock says this keeps him grounded working in an industry where it is all about yo base to allow me to settle in to whatever is happening with

and working with matthew mcconaughey in "true detectives," and most recently starring opposite keanu reevesbut his favorite, playing the caddy. >> the highlight of my career. behind the scenes, and he says he finds himself missing police work. it's a big part of the reason he comes back here to the communities he once patrolled. >> he is hoping to help at risk kids through an outreach program he's developing with his friend and boss. >> we are trying to think of ways we can reach maybe different demographics or groups of people that maybe we have not reached out to. >> law enforcement arts development. >> it's the die yynamic of how marry both together. >> he said this project helps to keep him grounded. >> the law enforcement gave me settle in to whatever is happening to me and still be grateful. >> nobody is going to jump out at me, right. >> the latest economy 6:66 p.m., it's out this fall. >> exhibiting humidity and giving back. >> love that. >>> we are going to stick with that theme, right? the next story, you will love this one. several young men spreading kindness across d.c. >> take

keanu reeves plays her doctor. >> i'm not going to treat you if you aren't interested. recent book that she suffered from an eating disorder. >> what fears did you have, if any, of taking this role on with the issues you had in the past. >> any nerves were really just pushed aside by the producers. i had a nutritionist. everyone was holding me accountable as an actor and as lily. >> since it was important for lily to stay healthy during the month-long shoot, the crew used makeup and visual effects to make her look frail. >> i think i've come to a better understanding of myself in terms of body image and how food is really fuel, not punishment. >> lily is celebrating her new approach to health and wellness, posing for shape magazine, which promotes body positivity. >> that was a really crazy moment for me. about six to eight months ago, you know, they were hesitant about putting me in them because they didn't want a body image that wasn't boztivpositive. that was such an empowering day for me. now i can say hey, i've done it. >> i love that. you know, shape magazine cove

we try to do some crazy-ass [ bleep ]. [ light laughter ] >> seth: and you -- you trained with keanu reeveslook, i say a lot of weird [ bleep ], and that's probably not true, either. >> seth: okay, gotcha. [ laughter ] >> we trained in the same -- we trained in the same facility. [ light laughter ] and -- i saw him. >> seth: okay. >> no, actually, we're really good friends. we made two movies together. i've known him for over 20 years. he's one of the greatest guys, and we did train in the same facility. >> seth: well, it was funny because you didn't think -- in the way that you wouldn't think of yourself as sort of this fighting action hero. become the same sort of incredible, like, sort of physical actor. >> yeah. >> seth: so it seems to be a perfect person to train with. >> well, he's -- yeah, i mean, i feel like he's done a couple of action films, but he's great in this character. >> seth: yeah. >> and he was definitely -- it was because he's really good friend of mine, it was good to have him there because it's so hard to train on this level four or five hours. >> seth: and you did, th