30 Days of Night star Josh Hartnett is in the middle of a long-awaited comeback, with the actor having now worked under the direction of Christopher Nolan in the Oscar-winning Oppenheimer and M. Night Shyamalan’s gloriously twisted thriller, Trap. The actor has now joined the upper echelons of action heroes, taking on John Wick-esque duties in the sky-high action outing, Fight or Flight. Speaking with MovieWeb’s own George Edelman, Hartnett revealed what drew him to finally demonstrate his own particular set of skills.

“Really the tone of it was the most important thing to us. Like, I always wanted to do something where I did my own stunts. I've been able to do one other time in my career. It was a movie called Boon Raku. I was 29 years old, and when they asked me to do this, and the conceit of it is that the actor does his own stunts.