He's an assassin.

- You can't trust anybody outside of this room.

- [Phil] The Mission movies are kind of hit-and-miss

with their villains, so that feels like fertile ground

to make something special.

What role did you have in shaping your character,

working with Chris on that?

- Chris is a great character writer.

He's a great storyteller.

And I think, I hope, I wonder

if because the character changed throughout the filming,

and we started in one place and then it evolved

and adapted, and his influence changed considerably,

that I wonder if, and I hope and I think

it would be wonderful if it was something to do

with his experience working with me and seeing

where he could build from and what he could

build upon, character-wise.

And so, it was an enormously fun experience for me.

And because I trust Chris implicitly,

and he's collaborative as well,

that it became a great experience

and I really, really enjoyed it.

I was excited about this movie anyway.

I was very keen to see it.

I knew that Chris had done an amazing job

in writing it and directing it.

I knew that we had all put our hearts into it

when performing it, but you never quite know

how a movie's going to end up.

Because there's a certain amount of footage,

there's a certain amount of screen time

which will be allowed or workable for a movie,

and this just turned out fantastically well.

There's a real sense of gravitas to this one,

like a weightiness.

There's a psychological component which is different

to any other Mission movie, and the emotional journey

which you go on with all of the characters is real.

And I just, I felt something watching this.

And I thought it was an extraordinary experience.