Wednesday, 29 Jan 2020 11:56 AM MYTThe ‘Snake Eyes’ star says the upcoming film relies on physical stunts instead of CGI. ― Picture via Instagram/Henry Golding
PETALING JAYA, Jan 29 ― British-Malaysian actor Henry Golding isn’t afraid of getting injured in order to bring a character to live on the silver screen.said he suffered a few injuries for the titular ninja role. “I had a few injuries. I’m not going to lie ― I blew out my hip, I tore my quad, my meniscus like tore,” he said.star described his injuries as beneficial for his performance as it brought an honest “tenacity” to his “volatile” alter ego.
Golding told MTV News the film relied on physical stunts instead of computer-generated imagery for its action sequences, adding that the silent character not only had a complex backstory but required plenty of old-fashioned stunt work.“The amount of physical stunts that we do outweigh that of any of the CGI.
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