“You yourself for Jason Statam”: Mister V’s amazing physical training for his movie McWalter

Mister v is a macvalter. The fictional character he has been encamped in the past, with short films transferred to his YouTube channel. But this time, it’s more serious. Prime Video invested in his film project, as well as Jonathan Cohen, through his production company. The opportunity to find the fans of the content of the content to find this colorful character and others, met.

The feature film offers its action and adventure: After eliminating the evil that threatened the earth, Macvalter can finally give his partner Trace, who is accidentally dead in the previous attack.

But it was without counting a series of mysterious blasts that storm the planet. Macvalter is incorrectly accused: in each place of explosion, its DNA traces were found, which directly includes it. But if he is not guilty, then who will run these attacks?

Fun and action

Even if it is a pure comedy that sees interconnected gadgets, Macvalter still offers some well -acting scenes, explosions and waterfalls. Under the guidance of Simon Astieri (Hero Corp), Yvick Letexier has the fun in front of the camera. To give her film and character credibility, the 32 -year -old young man trained seriously as he explains our microphone:

“I was lucky enough to be able to undergo training in Manu Lanz’s martial arts, which is known to be the most French action film coordinator in this profession and internationally. I was also working on sports sessions for myself.

And I really saw a physical transformation. Good Christian Bailey is really far from this. Been before/after! It lasted about 3 months. During the shooting I was also tough on it, whether it be diet or sport. The film is a good source of motivation: for a few months Jason Statam for a while. I did not want to make scenes that were not mastered. Even if you make a parody of the movie, you want to be there. ”

In McWalter, Mister V responds to Géraldine Nakache, William Lebghil, Vincent Dedienne and François Berléand. Now available on Prime Video.

Interview Maximilien Pierrette.