Garrett Wearing And his clothes were to face the ruthless conditions while filming their new Dystopian thriller, Long walk - But it was an experience that he would not change for the world.

"Our shoes ended as our conservation grace. I never thought I would be the best friend with the damal, but I would tell you, Manitobar Damal, (Canada) became my best friend because it was my salvation," Wiring, 24, exclusively said Our weekly About the face of the elements during filming. "At the end of these, you are just sitting on the ground and you are just lying there. By the end of each week, we walked 50 miles and it was simply compounding, and you were acting all the time."

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Wearing, who depicts Stabins in adaptation Stephen King's 1979 novels, to remember a special example where Coster Daemon Rightly (The person who plays the rank), only his socks were "filled with blood" from the blister of the walking, opening his conversation sneakers.

"So what you see on the screen real," he continues. "I mean, we were burning in the sun. They were in our beginning, rain, snow, shiny, cold, we're shooting and whatever the conditions, we will do it over overnight, whatever."

Directed Hunger games' Francis Lawrence, Long walk A group of adolescent boys who are volunteer to participate in the volunteer high-stake competition, where they must walk or shoot any member of their military escort. The competition continues until only one boy stands. Although the basis of the context can spread the rivalry between boys, they find the feeling of deep brotherhood because they fight their limitations with the horrible experiences that test their limitations.

According to Wearing, these integral bonds were not different from the screen beyond the dynamics of the actors.

He said, “We were just together in it Our "When you see that this camera is seen playing on screen with boys, it's all that was prevalent i

Wearing explained that actors sometimes walked "12 miles" in a day, even the "100-degree" Canada heated to their clothing and boots.

“I remember standing on the set Ben WangWho played Olson in the movie. … I think he looked at me, and he said, 'What do we just?' And I remember the same thing I thought, "Wearing laughed.

However, despite the physical exertion of the role, the preparation of Stabins to play was much more about the mentality. "It's about looking for that character, looking for a voice, finding a walk," said Wearing. " "What does it feel like to walk 300 miles after your body? How does it feel to make it slowly? What is it like a day, the second day, three days?"

There is a lot to work, especially the character of the Wearing. He is hiding a secret connection with the Major (Mark Hamil) And face to face an illness through a walk. Fortunately for the wearing, the fate was in his favor during the audition process.

"Stabins get sick all over the film so or believe it or not, when I initially tape it for it, I had a upper breathing infection and so all my nostrils and staff in auditions, it was all real," he revealed. "I think this could be a blessing because I think it made it more viable!"

Stabins may not be in his best health, but he is still one of the final boys walking, which means wearing was painting much longer than some of his customs. The actor said that after the filming of their final scene with Dairy Queen and balloons, the cast will take time to honor after their final scene - it is a tradition that finally confirmed the warehouse.

"It was both a celebration and a complaint." And I think it was partially partially talking to my brain, as well as these boys alousing to these boys that could end up with a jerk and sleep with a jerk. It was a celebration for all the hard work we all worked for. "

One thing was published in Wearing a new version of Stabins, which was felt different from the novel. The book views the characters as a more "opposition" presence, but Wearing and Lawrence finally wanted to find the more sympathetic middle ground.

"Francis was like, 'I don't know if it is necessarily in this character I" and I think it's because Stabins knows he is going to win this walk. He will win in his head. There is nothing that will prevent him from winning this. "

Wearing mentions that the walls of the Stabins come from the place where you want to "preserve himself and his emotions" so that he will not hurt his friends because of inevitability.

"To win it, they all must die," he explained. "But at the end of the film, we begin to see that Stabins' strong external with these boys begins to crack and deviate with these boys.

There is, of course, Long walk Big, Raised Question: What will these guys inspire to take part in a competition that will almost inevitably lead their death? Wearing acknowledged that it was a "big conversation" which was prevalent during filming.

"I think it came from the place of need," he shared. "And I think it's (character) Gary (acting Charlie Plummer) A person who has a loneliness where he (how) talk (how) none of us sign up for it, not really. This is expected from us, and it includes. "

He continued to "I think we must take part in this footprint. Social conditioner to think. And it came from the place of need and

It is a complex character like this kind of question and Stabins that made Wearing so enthusiasts such as part of the movie Long walk. The actor is obviously grateful for the opportunity, but his casting feels fate than anything else. Wearing revealed that he found out that he had left his first season that he had won the role he had found a role RansomIn Texas to leave only three days in filming for Netflix shows and start working Long walk In Canada

"I (that) was driving at the Wall House to meet my customers for the final farewell for a job for a job," wearing recalled. "And the car ride in that Wall House, I got a call from my agent that they wanted me for Stabins Long walkThe And I reached the Wall House with the biggest news of my career, and I did not share with the friends I tapped for auditions. My cast on the ransom canyon went out with me in the desert and we all shot this tape together. And it was a party attempt from the beginning. "

"It felt like a match made in heaven in Stephen King," added with the wearing smile. "And I was able to make this character alive, this favorite character, it's really a wild dream true."

Long walk Now in the theater.