The Art of Action - Mark Dacascos - Episode 10
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- In episode 10, Scott Adkins talks to the great Mark Dacascos who has been one of the leading martial arts action stars for the last 30 years. With starring roles in Only The Strong, Crying Freeman, Brotherhood of the Wolf, Drive, Cradle to the Grave & John Wick 3 to name just a few.
0:00 Introduction
4:16 Martial Arts Background
10:58 Love/Hate Relationship with Martial Arts
13:27 Ma Bu
18:40 Getting into Movies
24:46 American Shaolin
26:04 Only The Strong
32:33 Crying Freeman
34:30 Drive
40:05 John Wick 3
47:43 Shakespeare
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DRIVE is still my favorite Dacascos film. It's insane how overlooked this talented man has been. He should have been a huge Hollywood action star.
He was 31-32 in Drive ! Looks like someone on the top physical condition on the early 20s. While me on 33 has lost an abs, gain 15 kg and a shoulder pain because of office work 😅
Drive is my favorite Mark movie i love Only the Strong Mark should have did a Drive sequel with Kadeem.
@@antoniochapman3986 I would STILL watch a sequel.
@@deaconx i would to in a heartbeat.
@@deaconx Double Dragon was ok. childhood memories.
Mark Dacascos comes off as a really decent human being. Love this guy.
his personality is similar to the character he played in Only The Strong. Really good energy
I agree, he seems like a fun loving guy
I saw that movie by accident and was very surprised how great the fight choreography was!
Mark is a fantastic person. Very real, and kind. Somehow he always makes each person feel like they are the most important person in the room. Charisma for sure.
Mark Dacascos is a childhood hero! Genuine, humble person. Terrific martial artist and actor. You’re a gem Mark! ❤
I love how you hear "Thank You" at every 5 minutes from one of them, because they admire each other that much.
Two absolute legends, it was such a pleasure to watch this! Keeping the love for the martial arts.
Hope Scott can have Jackie Chan at some point, holy crap that would be epic as hell o_o
Thank you 🤣
Mark Dacascos is a true legend. He does the best Butterfly Twist.
Definitely
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vinicius alves huh?
Scott , can you make video with Jerry Trimble .
Drive.
Just like Scott Adkins,Mark Dacascos is one of the best action star who deserved and still deserves much more recognition . One of the greatest ❤
Yeah man he is underated
i would love to see both of them together in a movie.
Mark is always on tv in America like every night
Just before this interview, I didn't have a good opinion about him because of his Double Dragon movie, so having bad popular movies can ruin your career.
I agree Mark Dacascos is awesome i love Only the Strong/Drive these are my favorite Mark movies.
Mark Dacascos would have been a better Bloodshot than Vin Diesel
Dacascos: Have you worked with Keanu?
Scott: No, but I'd love to.
Couple years later we got John Wick 4 and they're working together. Dreams indeed come true. WOW!
This was a great episode, love Dacascos! Love the the show!
Mark Dacascos, Scott Adkins, Iko Uwais and Tony Jaa directed by Gareth Evans.
The dream.
Up up up... Now this is my wet dream..
A close call by Jesse V. Johnson with "Triple Threat"
Scott Adkins, Iko Uwais, Tony Jaa, Michael Jai White, Tiger Hu Chen (Also in John Wick 3)
Oh, come on !! Now my undies are wet.
@@krayzieridah i think that they should do a Enter the Dragon reboot with Mark Dacascos as Han Tony Jaa as Lee Scott Adkins as Roper and Michael Jai White as Williams that would be BADASS.
Michael Jai White, Scott Adkins, Donnie Yen, Tony Jaa, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Jason Statham, Frank Grillo, Chuck Norris, Marko Zarror, Michelle Yeoh, Steven Seagal with Jean Claude Van Damme and Jackie Chan. Director by Isaac Florentine
Mark is a gentleman and a polite person, you can feel that from his talk and his body movements..
Yes! I love how humble he is!!
crying freeman is actually one of the few good live action Manga adaptation.
Indeed, I don't even think they can remake it with a better cast
I believe Crying Freeman may have been the first time I saw an accurate live action adaptation.
You can say that again!!! Awesome movie.
@@doggo_87__60 I don't want them to remake it haha. I just love to cherish the only one with Mark Dacascos and the absolutely beautiful Julie condra.
What a glorious and humble man. My favorite actor. I can't wait to see a film between you two.
These two are so similar. Handsome, skilled martial artists, great actors, extremely humble and overwhelmingly underrated.
Kickboxer 5 first time when I see you respect,💯
I'm honestly dying and wishing to see Scott in John Wick 4 or 5 😩
Yea
Definitely!?!?
Same here bro
He'll probably be in at least one of them. John Wick won't be going away anytime soon, so I'm sure he'll be in 5 or 6. It's possible he'd be in 4, but there'd be some notification of it at this point.
Probably...
John Wick 5 = Scott Adkins
Two martial arts legends showing mutual respect. This was a joy to watch.
Hollywood or no Hollywood, Mark Dacascos was one of the very best MA superstars of the screen. He should have been given the respect he so deserves. Thanks Scott, my hero, for having him in this beautiful interview. You both are my heroes.
Scott is really an extraordinary person, this series makes me appreciate this martial art movies even more . I can't believe we're getting this content for free
thanks for your hard work mate
Hear hear!
I fell same....
Exactly
I had no idea that he did interviews.
Got this channel (and this video) into my feed by random luck.
A VERY welcome surprise. 😎
Its always nice to see Mark in whatever. The dude has serious, if underrated charisma.
And even though i havent been following Scott for as long, he is growing on me. A very impressive martial artist and performer.
And it is pretty neat to hear him use his natural accent. I didnt expect him to have such a good narration voice.
If Scott ever gets bored with doing MA films, he should look into voice acting.
Scott is awesome now.
Mark is a gem of a person. Never stop kicking ass, you are an inspiration to us all! Paranauê Paraná...
Paraná o nome do meu estado do brasil,,
Bananawe
Paranawey parana
Brotherhood of the Wolf was a very, very good movie, it's not a martial arts movie for me, the plot it's just so interesting.
I almost cried watching that movie ...
@God // you have to watch it in French with subtitles. The dub is hilariously bad! 😂
In the UK loads of exposition is edited out of that film due to a real life cockfight in the background during a scene I remember finding the film somewhat confusing because of this . I should give it another try with the uncut version one of these days
That was a great movie
Yes! Brotherhood of the Wolf is just brilliant! classic for me
I love how so many martial arts masters and movie stars are just the most humble people. Rather than clashing egos, they just compliment the hell out of each other. Such great role models. It'd be nice to see more of that attitude in combat sports.
Fighters in combat sports are real martial artists, because as the name suggests, martial arts were developed for fighting and killing people. 99% of those movie stars never competed in any combat sport, so what are you talking about?
The atittude fighters present sells the fights, it's their job. How can you say that someone is role model if you don't know any of these people in person? They are humble and nice to each other, because they are actors, most of them have never fought anywhere, it's not what they do. It's hard to call role models people like Van Damme, Seagal, Michael Jai White and even Bruce Lee.
@@smesh141 I never said they weren't martial artists, read things properly before you reply
@@alstone4253 No, I said that and explained that.
@@smesh141 you can sell a fight and still be respectful to one another. That sort of attitude should go hand-in-hand with marital arts training whether it involves combat sports or not. Also how can you say you have to know someone in person to judge them as a role model? That's a ridiculous statement. I guess next time someone says Nicki Minaj is a bad role model for young girls, I'll just say "you don't even know her!" And how the hell do you say you can't call someone like Bruce Lee a role model?!
@@alstone4253 Of course that you can sell fight being humble and respectful, but it's obvious that you can sell it much better when tension between fighters is stronger. It's their job, that's what they do for living. Most of the time it's not even real between them, it's more staged.
Same with movies, someone can ask why martial arts masters (as you call them) stars in movies where there is so much brutality, revenge, hurting and killing people etc. To make money of course, but it's staged, just like most trash talk between fighters.
It's obvious that in public most people try to behave nice, but we don't know any of them in person. For example Bruce Lee, he can be inspiration in many ways, but role model? There are no role models, people try to idealize famous people basing on their public image and behaviour, but they are just regular people with ups and downs. Bruce Lee for example was addicted to drugs, why most people never said anything about that? Because they idolize him and it doesn't fit to their perfect image of his which they created in their own imagination.
Mark Dacascos, one of my absolute childhood hero's, he's such a great martial artist and an awesome man :-) Thanks Scott for making this format .....
Scott is a really good interviewer. Mark is 56, dam I need to get off my ass, stop the beers too. Real motivation. Thanks Scott.
No, he became immortal thanx to his personality / in movies .
“Only the strong” is the best martial arts movie. Mark Dacascos showed the most amazing skills.
Scott, i know the first movie Mark is talking about, It played on PBS in New York when i was a young man. I loved Brotherhood of the wolf, i have the DVD. It was such a stylish film, much like The Musketeer. It was in the Luc Besson style films. I think that there is a quality of that something that makes an audience love a character, the actor has to have love of Honor, true love of others, and everyone who look at you in your every day lives, both of you can see that. This is why we love you both so much.
I remember Mark Dacascos from "The Crow: Stairway to Heaven" tv series and the (1997) movie "Drive"... a true martial arts legend! 🙏
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Drive, one of the best fight movies ever, the original Rush Hour!
You can say that again!!
No argument there
KingsMan but think rush hour came out first
@perredaobry3753 Rush Hour came out one year later
Definitely! That movie really spoke to me....it was just martial arts mojo right there....
I love Only the Strong and Crying Freeman! 🤩🤩
It's crazy how Mark asked Scott if he'd worked with Keanu yet and he says no, then boom he's in John Wick 4. Mark has probably the best moment in the John Wick franchise, where he says "that was a good fight."
I'd like to see Scott Adkins playing Bruce Wayne/Batman. He's got the look, the jaw, the menace. He'd probably be the best Batman since the Animated Series.
And he's got the skills. I hope he plays Batman in the second season of Batwoman.
@@subzfit oh no, don't wish Batwoman on anyone you like. :-)
@@dostatochno lol.... Yeah well he obviously won't be Batman on the big screen and the only TV show that actually has a Bruce Wayne or Batman is Batwoman. Crap show though lol
Yeah Scott Adkins would be amazing Batman on the big screen picture. Or in a good tv series.
I couldn't agree more. I'd rather have him making the Batman movie.
The energy, kindness and humility that these two men transmit is amazing, they are very big. I hope these interviews continue with JCVD and Keanu Reeves ... it would be amazing. Thanks to Scott, you are number one.
And some UFC fighters that have done some movies
JCVD and Keanu
So, in case you havent seen, Scott did the interview with Keanu. And as always, it's beautiful to watch!!!
when i was a kid , me and my friend would import kung fu movies .... and we were desperate to get hold of drive .... we couldnt get it anywhere....then THAT DAY finally arrived....and it was better than we ever imagined ... the fights were insane and it BLEW OUR FRICKEN MINDS!! mark the legend man :D
Scott Adkins, thank you for doing these interviews. I've been blown away by your genuine love of martial arts and film, and particularly your disposition of curiosity and humility towards others. It is very inspiring to see you operate at the highest level - in your martial arts - and not lose your sense of wonder at what others are doing and your willingness to learn from them. Really appreciate what you're up to and look forward to diving into your films.
I stumbled across this by accident and Mark's joy is infectious! What a great guy.
Remember how intense he was in The Iron Chef?
Let Dacascos be cast for your next movie Mr. Adkins.
Yes... we need Dacascos vs Adkins pretty please
@@MrKahlerHahn Dacascos as a crime syndicate leader villain and Adkins as a hero would be badass.
@@assembled1855 Mark Dacascos is freaking awesome i love Only the Strong/Double Dragon/Drive as a kid.
@@assembled1855 Mark Dacascos should play the iconic Villian Han in the Enter the Dragon reboot with Scott Adkins as Roper Tony Jaa as Lee and Michael Jai White as Williams it would be freaking EPIC.
Man, Mark is one of the most charismatic interviewees I've seen
His real life attitude, makes me think that, when he gets excited when talking to John Wick, he wasn't acting. Seems like a very positive and likeable dude! Its nice to see how you guys have admiration towards each other.
The Crying Freeman “Mark Dacascos” Aloha
Such an underrated movie
I couldn't stop smiling the whole video. This is beyond amazing.
Man, I've been a fan of these two guys for so long, especially Mark. But I never realized how energetic, humble, bright and bubbly he is. I'm even more of a fan now.
Seeing two accomplished martial artists and enormous action stars giving each other so much praise, respect and kindness is genuinely heartwarming and inspiring.
"Drive" one of the most underrated martial arts movies of all time!
The fight scenes with the electric batons were legendary!
Next, Michael Dudikoff, please :) Greetings from Romania!
Only the Strong was the first movie that got me to notice him in action movies. Then, I remembered him in Double Dragon. Then, I started watching the Crow and all his other movies. He seems like a humble guy.
I remember back when Drive hit VHS, my Mother didn't want me to watch violent movies.
I got together with some mates from school, i scrounged up $5, one mate provided his parents video rental card and another his house (with permission) whilst his mother was at work and we rented Drive. We were blown away by it, some years later when i moved out i found an ex rental copy on VHS. It was like finding gold. A memorable film amongst so many choices at the time.
Mark is one of the nicest and most humble guys. What a great martial artists. 👊🏽
BEN TRUTH I will my friend.
BEN TRUTH I watched it. I didn’t totally understand it but I can where you might be coming from.
I've been a fan since "THE CRYING FREEMAN".
« Antonio Rossi can smell the gun on a man. So you must kill him with the knife. You must kill him with the knife! »
I mean, who knew that Mark Dacoscos is like the martial arts version of Chris Traeger?! What a beam of pure positivity in a human shell. Stunning episode as usual Scott!
Mark Dacascos was so underrated back in the day: crying freeman, only the strong, drive, The base, Kickboxer 5 (thats what it was called in germany), The Crow TV Show.
How about David Bradley, the american Ninja no one remembers? The other guy in the american Samurai clip.
Oder Michael dudicoff
Its his voice, he has a friendly voice, he needed a deeper voice to be a bigger star, like James Earl Jones.
@@MrLakaveli HAHA
I feel the iron chef was a low point though… a token Asian guy…
One legend interviewing another legend, both have made incredible movies and are amazing martial artists in their own right. I can’t say I’ve seen all of Mark’s movies though. However what I’ve seen is certainly enough to be inspired by like Crying Freeman, American Samurai and some other titles I can’t recall. It was great to see him in John Wick 3!
Mark Dacascos is a True Martial Arts god highly underrated. His butterfly twist kicks were the best💯💯🕴🏻🌃
Mr.Adkins you are the sweetest fighter in the world big love from Egypt
Hi Sahar I'm form Egypt too 💪💪💪
Great interview
Awesome interview ever.
Drive, Double Dragon and Brotherhood of the wolf are my favorite Mark Dacascos movies!
Please interview Robin Shou and Gary Daniels and Jason Scott Lee
I agree but Jason is not a martial artist
@@andrew221179 yeah he is just not on same level as these guys i mean he owns a jeet kune do school i believe and teaches
@Virgil Parks +1 for Billy Blanks
@Virgil Parks jim kelly is dead
Bolo Yeung
"The More Hardcore they look in the ReelLife, The More Softcore and downtrodden Person they are In their RealLife..." Admirable Master Scott Adkins😇
Mr Adkins,you are an amazing interviewer and a very respectful person,you let people express themselves,an absolute joy to watch your show and of course I’m a great fan of yours
Dacascos is so chill. What a legend.
Mark is such a humble person. True legend!
This is an example of interview, when two great persons are talking with respect to each other.
Brilliant in John Wick 3! I wish his character didn’t die in the movie. What a great person ! Nice one Scott 👍
J En I think Scott Adkins should play John's brother in John Wick Chapter 4.
@@emilio2647 agreed!!!! that would be great!
Its weird to have such a martial arts legend as practically a bit part in John wick. But I suppose it’s like Scott in dr strange.
Mark is a huge inspiration for so many. But my god he looks INCREDIBLE for his age. His energy levels are off the chart and he looks so young. Amazing
“Whatever you learned from me, you took it to the 2nd, 3rd level”... that’s a HUGE compliment.. Everybody knows about only the strong but not many know about DRIVE aka the REAL RUSH HOUR!
don't disrespect Rush Hour like that
@@Xannyphantom905 Rush Hour - is sucks. Drive - classic.
@@arthurmcgarrett8580 that's bullshit but you can't help having 0 taste
@@Xannyphantom905 Rush Hour - bad movie. Stupid and not interesting
@@arthurmcgarrett8580 yeah we've been over your shit taste the first time. clap clap
The content you're creating is invaluable to all of us martial arts movie freaks. Thank you for that Scott.
Man every time Mark says thank you and puts his hands on his chest I can't help but smile. Seeing this guy in John Wick 3 was such a treat.
The guy is such an energy-rush. You already know what happened with John Wick 3 but you still cant help feeling that "yeah" emotion when he tells how he was upgraded to be main villain and asked to be there the next day. And then they also had Silat masters Cecep Arif Rahman and Yayan Ruhian in John Wick 3. Thats like a dream team of movie martial arts.
This was special for me with the two of you talking, with such respect for each other. YOU have to get together in person, PLEASE, and record it if you haven't. I am a little late catching up.
Only the strong 2 please.We need a sequel with Mark,Lateef Crowder and Mestre Amen.
Marresse Crump from Protector 2 would be a good fit too
@@javiersoriano671 I agree.
I wish that Mark did a Drive sequel.
I love this guy. And while I will always admire Brandon Lee, Mark is my favourite Eric Draven.
First time listening to him in an interview. I like his personality.
Ah... Mark... My childhood and his movies.... Only the Strongest, Freeman, Brotherhood, The Crow 2... Those are some of my favourites among big repertoire. Thx for being part of my childhood Mr. Dacascos.
Many years ago in Sydney, while filming the Matrix sequels at Fox Studios, Keanu Reeves walked into my video store. He requested some recommendations on martial arts flicks. He was of course well versed in anything to do with Woo-Ping and the likes of Iron Monkey, so what did we recommend instead? Friggin' Drive with Dacascos. He rented it and loved it, said it was 'fantastic'. SIDE STORY: He would not take off his bike helmet for fear of being recognised... which half-worked, because once he started speaking there were many chucklesome double-takes from customers.
How did you know it was him
He knew it was Keanu because when the guy recommended “Drive” Keanu reacted by going “Woah dude, EXCELLENT!” and bust out some air-guitar.
@@elrey1176 Keep in mind this was near 20 years ago now, back in the age where you couldn't rent a movie without photo ID and a credit card. So at one point in time I not only had all those details on Keanu... but his mobile number as well! "Woah". Besides, if you spoke to Keanu for a good 15 minutes odd, bike helmet or not, you really wouldn't recognise him? He obviously did not have his visor down if it need be said. But yes, we had confirmed I.D... and I must say everything they say about this guy is true, just a really sweet fellow.
In any event we were very fortunate that our Video Ezy was situated near the hotel where Fox Studios typically housed their talent, the same Fox Studios where they shot the prequels as well as a number of Hollywood flicks of the time, so I had meetings with a bunch of other celebs:
Ewan McGregor
He was in a great mood with a permanent smile on his face and rented... a great white shark documentary of all things!
Rick McCallum
Came in and was fairly surprised I immediately recognised him. Bit reserved but a cool chap.
Natalie Portman
One of my staff was such a fanboy and so nervous at attending her he forgot to give back her credit card! Which kinda worked in his favor because then she had to come back. He then begged for the CCTV surveillance of this exchange which no doubt he has to this day on some altar somewhere.
Anthony Anderson
This guy was hilarious! Pretty much carried on like one of his characters. When I asked him to pick a 6 digit password for his account, he went with "Only six? Hmm, ok... LILDIK!" He said this VERY loudly while looking around with a big grin. Then when he came back in the next day he ASKED to immediately be prompted for his password so he could loudly say it again. "LILDIK!" "LILDIK!" Very funny guy.
Temuera Morrison
Swaggered in with a tiny blonde on his arm... who was about the same physical height. I immediately praised him for Once Were Warriors and the phenomenal performance he gave. I have to admit I was probably the most starstruck by this guy. Real strength of presence at that time and just... a casually cool dude.
Anyway, there are a lot of others, especially aussie locals like David Wenham, Rachel Griffiths, Craig McLachlan, Isla Fisher and not all were terribly nice, but this book is long enough. Fond memories to be sure.
Drive is an awesome movie! Good recommendation. Specially for "The Matrix" inspiration.
Mark is a dude. He sounds like someone one could have a few beers with.
I bet he could be someone have TONS of beers with.
Just a few? C`mooon :D
What a cool dude. Growing up he was a huge part of my childhood.
I absolutely love Mark Dacascos. He was one of my idols growing up. This is one of the best episodes! I’m absolutely enjoying watching this series. Thank you Scott!
Mark is one of my childhood heroes ever since first seeing him in Only the Strong and I had the honor of meeting him at San Diego Comic Con 07 when he promoted The Crow series on dvd and he is one of the nicest dudes you’ll ever meet. So friendly, warm, and approachable. We talked about Drive, of course and I asked him about that signature punch Toby Wong does and he said that it was Koichi Sakamoto’s idea and it was based on the concept of channeling chi and releasing it in a strike.
I absolutely LOVED both "Only the Strong" and "Drive". The former was both entertaining as an action movie, and had a solid message (and could be argued introduced the world to Capoeira) and the latter was just a fun joy ride with some good comedic beats and a very early (and funny) role for Brittney Murphy. Just pure entertainment.
After Drive i considered Mark my fav action star. I still sore about him not being in more stuff, he is so fucking good. so much charisma, speed, accuracy.
and Drive itself man! mind-blowing fights and sexiness of the lead lady just pouring off the screen. and the coin kill, boot on hands fight!
Would be very interested in a Gary Daniels interview Scott.
You spoke to my heart,Gary Daniels is one of my favourite martial artist too,love to see him wit Scott.
Mark is an awesome dude
I love these interviews Adkins does a wonderful job letting his guests speak with interesting questions you see mutual respect and admiration between professionals. It’s absolutely delightful.
Love how Scott eventually got to be in John Wick Chapter 4.
Richard Norton, Gary Daniel, Olivier Gruner or Keith Cooke
I forgot about Keith Cooke, that's a good pick
I hope Scott gets a chance to talk to all of those actors, especially Keith Hirabayashi Cooke.
Drive is legit an all time favourite movie of mine. Really hope it gets a Blu ray release one day. Would love the see a movie with the two of you in. Through Gary Daniel's in there and I've got my fab 3
Mark Dacascos and Ernie Reyes Jr were my modern favorites when I was a kid, Mr Dacascos inspired me to take up Capoeira (as well as Eddy Gordo lol). Looking forward to this one for sure.
Drive is my favourite movie with Mark Dacascos... he is a true legend... great respect to him.
Mark Dacascos - a living LEGEND ❗
And he looks like a 30 years old person.....amazing
Long time fan of Mr Dacascos, best movies of his 'Drive' and 'Only The Strong', seems like a really nice and humble guy just like Mr Adkins. Awesome interview :)
Another entertaining hour with the most complete fighter in the world!
I grow up watching Mark's movies. He is so humble and the way he respects Scott is another level. Just love to see him more. The fight between Jet Li and Mark was historic.
Mark is a Legend! Such a likeable guy
Drive till one of the best action movies ever highly underrated.
Drive was awesome i wish that Mark would have did a sequel with Kadeem.
YEEEESSS!!! 'Drive' is a very underrated movie and the fight scenes is pure art from the first to the last punch landed in that movie.
Finally I found a guy whom recognized my favourite childhood movie 😁
LOVE that movie!...that last fight scene is a classic
@@TopFlightSecurity415 I agree.
I totally agree. Drive is an amazing movie. The fight scene are pure art, not only for the time the movie come out but even to this day. Way better fight scenes than many movies nowadays, which is crazy. Great move !!!
The one thing that I appreciate above this dude's martial art skills is his modesty n humility. Scott, yr an inspiration
Absolutely LOVE Only the Strong!
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 Capoeira !!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾
This just great, to listen to all the back story that led to this point. Sheldon, wow, a legend of a director in this genre.
This and JJ's have been my favorite interviews so far! How about some love for the ladies? Cynthia Rothrock, Kelly Hu, Zoe Bell!
and amy johnston
@@perpetualburn1941 omg yes!
Oh yes
I love how these HUMAN WEAPONS can "Key down" and come
across so humble---it's refreshing.
To be or not to be, Love you both.
Only the strong, great story and very underrated.
Watching two action legends talking about Shakespeare is the most badass thing I watched this month.
Amazing content.
NOW we are talking! I'm down for this episode.
Thank you Scott for bringing Mark in for the interview. 👍.
Crying Freeman, one of my favorite movies, great action scenes, great fights, great music score, great actors, great story = perfect movie
I'm astonished by how overtly respectful and sympathetic every guest on "Art of Action" was. I want to thank Scott for his no charge, yet detailed tutorials. I started throwing kicks again to get fit and flexible in my 40's, but this time around the technique is better than back when I was in my early 20's. Thank you my man!