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It didn’t help that the scene was constantly being rewritten. “And as a result, I needed to always be ready to shoot that scene no matter what we were doing or whatever else was on the schedule.”

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The reveal scene was the most challenging to shoot, says Minghella, who is also a series regular on Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s Tale.” “I have to do a lot of talking and that scene also functioned as our rain cover - meaning that if anything ever happened with the weather or something went wrong, we would return to that set,” Minghella recalls.

He really thinks that he and Zeke get each other, that they have a shared perspective on the world and that they’re going to be able to team up like Batman and Robin.” “But I think working with Zeke in such close proximity, he really loves him. “I think he believes that Zeke shares his own very specific moral compass which is kind of presumptuous and misguided,” said Minghella of his character.

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That scene was just a great full circle to where we were with ‘Saw.’” “And so I had to give them things that rewarded those that have been with us for eight films. “It was important for us to have fan service because the fans built this franchise,” said director Darren Lynn Bousman. “I don’t really hang a bunch of pictures of me around the house but that might go up in my office.” “It’s one of those great visuals where you’re like, ‘Is he really going to do it?’” said Rock. But as fans of the franchise know, the saw is intended for his flesh, not the cuffs. Like Cary Elwes’ Doctor Gordon before him, he futilely attempts to saw off the cuffs. If you’d like to read some non-spoiler-y “Spiral” content, check out this article about how Chris Rock helped bring the film to life.įollowing in the (ultra-gory) vein of its predecessors, Lionsgate’s “Spiral: From the Book of Saw,” the ninth installment in the “Saw” horror franchise and the series’ first spin-off, ends on a cliffhanger.Īfter waking up in a trap reminiscent of the original bathroom game from the first “Saw,” Chris Rock’s Detective Ezekiel “Zeke” Banks finds himself handcuffed to a rusty pipe with only a hacksaw within reach. Warning: This story contains spoilers about the final scenes of “Spiral.” There will be another warning before discussion of the film’s ending.