46 - Joe Manganiello (Archenemy)

Actor/Producer Joe Manganiello joins host Jenny Curtis for a
conversation about his career path, process and new film,
ARCHENEMY. 


TIMESTAMPS:


0:46 - When Joe first knew he wanted to be an actor


3:08 - Joe’s experience at Carnegie Mellon in a
cut-program. 


3:55 - Shooting a movie in secret while at school


5:08 - The exhaustion of making it through his acting training


6:43 - Lessons in school that clicked while filming MAGIC MIKE
XXL and TRUE BLOOD


9:06 - Graduating and moving to LA following his NY showcase


9:40 - Not wanting to do TV 


10:30 - Auditioning for SPIDER-MAN


12:29 - The 8 year path from SPIDER-MAN to TRUE BLOOD and moving
from character actor to leading man. 


14:55 - The experience of being part of a highly skilled team of
creatives on TRUE BLOOD while performing outlandish
storylines. 


17:31 - The concern of his work being marginalized and joining
MAGIC MIKE. 


20:20 - The Twilight routine in MAGIC MIKE XXL


21:20 - Working and training with a partially torn bicep
throughout MAGIC MIKE XXL


23:34 - Creating his production company 3:59 with his brother and
making BOTTOM OF THE 9TH


25:37 - The story behind the name of his production company and
the story of Roger Bannister


27:55 - Joe’s love for the film MANDY and how that led to
ARCHENEMY


28:33 - Having the same vision as the ARCHENEMY director, Adam
Egypt Mortimer


30:17 - The character work that Joe did to prep for the role of
Max Fist and learning about the homeless lifestyle. 


32:03 - Having a “meth coach” on set


32:21 - The tight schedule of a 17 day shoot and the challenges
that entails. 


34:24 - Having a split-brain during precise fight
choreography 


35:17 - What ‘acting’ is to him. 


36:00 - The fulfillment that comes with producing your own work


37:04 - Having a life in storytelling. 


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