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While the Spanish movie tells the story from perpetrator's perspective, the Korean movie tells the same from the point of view of the victim. The movie is based on the 2011 Spanish movie Sleep Tight. The film stars Gong Hyo-jin, Kim Ye-won and Kim Sung-oh. NEXT: Die Hard 6 Was Always Better Than A McClane Prequelĭeadlock debuts in theaters, digital, and on demand on December 3.Door Lock is a 2018 South Korean thriller drama film directed by Lee Kwon. I'm also doing a movie right now with Liam Neeson called Marlowe, where he plays the famous Detective Phillip Marlowe that many other actors have played, and it's got an L.A. Patrick Muldoon: I did a movie with Abbie Cornish called Dakota, and that's in post. What other projects do you have coming up after Deadlock? You also have a whole cast and crew supporting you as you play war like you did when you were 12, and so that's always fun. What I really dug about working with Bruce and the other actors did too is he's really present and connects with you, and he really brings you into the scene. It's a treat when something like that happens, so that really stood out. That's always a surreal thing to get over, when you work with icons.

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Patrick Muldoon: You get up to your Bruce Willis day, so there's that where you're not watching him on a TV screen or in a movie theater, you're actually there talking to him. Were there any experiences or moments that really stood out to you in the making of Deadlock? The action without the fun is not what you want, so I think audiences will really enjoy this one for that. You know Bruce is going to put that in, so we wanted to do that as well. That's what I think the audience will enjoy about it, everyone from Jared on down, wanted to have humor laced throughout. So, in the spirit of the Die Hard movies, we were kind of making some of the fun stuff up on the fly.

When you shoot a movie like this on the fly, everybody's got to be down to contribute, and that's what it was, but we wanted to keep the fun in it, instead of just doing a formulaic action movie. Matthew Marsden and I were supposed to have this big fight, but we rethought it, and on the fly, we came up with this dialogue exchange that I think is one of the strongest scenes in the movie. Patrick Muldoon: On this, Matthew Mardsen, Jared, and Brandon Cox (our DP), Douglas Matthews, and everybody, we'd go to the bar at the hotel at the end of the day and be adjusting dialogue and scenes a lot. What was the experience like of working with the cast and crew, including director Jared Cohn, and your co-stars like Bruce Willis and Matthew Marsden? It's above sea-level water going downhill, and it's really hard to believe.

So, it's a cool setup, and during filming, they actually opened the gates for us to show us what happens potentially if a dam broke, and we filmed it, so it's part of the movie. But the plot of the movie is that Bruce Willis' character is going to open the gates and take out these towns, and in actuality, it's just awesome power. Patrick Muldoon: Well, I don't think I've ever been privy to what the power of an actual dam is and what that means. Other than going through the pandemic, what really stood out to you about the making of Deadlock? That's what a lot of productions go through these days, unfortunately, but we got lucky and we went straight through. But, safety first, and luckily, there was no COVID shut down, because all it takes is one person to get it, and you have to shut down. Patrick Muldoon: Well, you get a cotton swab stuffed up your nose every day, everybody does, and that's just the way it is, and I think it's the way it's going to be for quite some time. When Deadlock got started, what was the experience like of having to coordinate around the effects of the pandemic? Because of COVID, we had a bunch of false starts. Patrick Muldoon: Well, we were supposed to shoot it in September, then October, then November, and we finally did it in February of 2021. How did the pandemic factor into the making of Deadlock? Anytime you get to work with an icon like that, you kind of pinch yourself, and I was elated to get the call for it. In preparation for Deadlock, because it's reminiscent of Die Hard, I watched all the Die Hard movies again. Patrick Muldoon: I got involved by getting a call from my manager saying, ' Do you want to do a movie with Bruce Willis?' And I said, ' Thank you manager, and thank you God!' It was weird that you get a call like that, and Bruce is one of the reasons I got into acting in the first place. Screen Rant: How did you become involved in Deadlock? We speak to Patrick Muldoon about the making of Deadlock, working with Bruce Willis and director Jared Cohn, and how the COVID-19 pandemic presented different challenges to the making of the movie. RELATED: Every Similarity Between Girl In The Spider's Web & Bruce Willis' Mercury Rising

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