When asked if they've ever wanted to take justice into their own hands, Sean makes sure to emphasize YES in quite a number of ways with quite a lot of expletives to really strike home the point. They're all asked what they have in the works right now. Rocco is working with Jeff Santo on something about the Hell's Angels. Norman has a film coming out soon called Sunlight Jr. and Sean has just finished a film called Phantom. When asked about tattoos, Norman reveals that he has about 9 and you can see some of them in
The Walking Dead during the first season. They kept trying to cover them up, but it was so hot that he kept sweating the cover off. Somehow, Sean gets started on an imitation of a cross between Christopher Walken and John Travolta, which was hilarious. He did a great job with it and keeps on going in that voice for a bit. Sean is then asked about doing a martial arts movie and he reveals that he really did martial arts before acting, but he doesn't like to tell people that because actors that become martial artists are credible as an actor, but if you're a martial artist first and then become an actor, you have no credibility, but he'd take that kind of role if it came along because he likes to do things that he is passionate about.
When asked about their favorite scene of all the movies, Sean's is the scene where he rips the toilet out and saves his brother (which is an awesome scene). Rocco's answer isn't understandable, even by the rest of the panel. Norman isn't given time to answer before Sean moves onto the next question. Sean is really great about working the audience and keeping things rolling and upbeat. The next question is would you rather have a Glock (Boondock Saints weapon of choice) or a crossbow (Norman's weapon in The Walking Dead). Sean says that for looks, a crossbow, but for efficiency, the Glock. Norman reveals that he actually stole the crossbow from The Walking Dead. Considering that weapon is synonymous with his character Darryl, it's understandable. To continue on The Walking Dead theme, Norman is asked if Darryl will have more talking parts since he's their favorite character (and mine). He reveals that yes, Darryl is going to go through a lot of stuff in the rest of the season. Norman is asked what his zombie plan is in the case of a real situation. He says that he will take a boat to an island with cheerleaders and some Tetris. Then he's asked whether he'd rather be fighting zombies or gangsters and he decides that he'd rather fight zombies, since they are slower. The focus moves over to Rocco when he's asked to tell a joke (if you haven't seen the movie, he has to tell a joke and is then referred to as the funny man). Rocco doesn't have a joke for us, but Sean does. They are then asked what type of role they prefer, the serious or the romantic or the comedic, etc. Sean replies that Norman has only done serious roles, but he likes them all because he hasn't had to get a real job in 20 years. Norman says that his mom keeps asking why he doesn't do a nice romantic comedy and he replies that he's just not cast in those roles.
Sean is asked about smoking. He has said that he's never smoked in his life, but in the movies he has to from time to time. His answer is that yes, he has to take a little into his mouth to make it look real, but he never inhales. They're asked how much control they had over the films. Norman says that they made up a montage right before it was filmed. Before they go, they have to recite the prayer that they promised to say earlier, the prayer that they recite before killing each person. Instead of doing it alone though, they call up three women from the audience to help them with it (only one of whom actually knew it word for word, the rest were just eye candy). They never did recite anything with an Irish accent though, which I really wanted to hear, as did the rest of the audience. At least we've got the movies to hear the accent though and seeing them all in person was just an amazing experience. These guys kept the crowd laughing and entertained the whole time. It was a very bawdy performance and I've left a lot out simply for language and content, but that's exactly what we all expected from these guys and they delivered. I can't wait for The Boondock Saints 3 and any other performances from them!
