Triple h interview

Triple h interview

From the plot and poster for "Inside Out" one would expect a more Charles Bronson-y experience, so it was surprising how character-oriented the movie is. Were you trying to push away from the stereotypical "dude with a gun" thing?


We did some movies that were shoot 'em up, crash, bang, wallop, the whole thing, but at WWE Films we want to look at from a larger perspective... We made some action films, we made a horror film, kids films. We did "That's What I Am" which is completely different, won some film festival awards. This is a different kind of film. We're trying not to be stereotypical, "Oh, it's got a WWE guy in it, he should blow some stuff up." At the same time, we want to sell films and DVDs, and something exploding on a cover with a gun on it surely sells better than me standing there all weepy-eyed or something.