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preview: the ‘IN THE BLOOD’ behind the scenes bluray/dvd extra
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These are just a few of the moments of Gina having fun and taking care of business on set. The ‘IN THE BLOOD’ extra featurette runs just under 20 minutes and includes behind-the-scenes clips of: Gina, Stephen Lang, Amaury Nolasco & more. You can order your DVD or Blu Ray (/dvd & digital copy combo) at online & major retail outlets.
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info: go to the official facebook page of Gina Carano’s new movie – IN THE BLOOD – for local showings
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Click the pic, then click “in theaters”. In the Blood can also be viewed from the comfort of your home through: ITunes, Comcast Xfinity, OnDemand, GooglePlay, Playstation and Microsoft Xbox console networks, & more – click the “on demand” section after being redirected.
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@ginacarano talks to @usatodaynews about acting, @inthebloodfilm & more…
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“I know what fans want, I know what
people want, but I’m
always going to remain
true to myself as much as
possible.”
(courtesy: USAToday – Brian Truitt)
…While Carano’s proud of all the fight scenes she’s done, she doesn’t think people understand how hard it is to reach a moment of strong emotion for an actress.
“All of a sudden, you start watching movies and you realize how many actors and actresses do this daily,” Carano says. “But you see, ‘OK, I like how that person becomes emotional’ or ‘That actress is an emotional mess in every movie and that must be exhausting.’ It just opened my eyes on acting.”
After a few acting performances under your belt, what was special about In the Blood?
– I had just come off of Fast 6 so when I did In the Blood it was a completely different production. It was a smaller budget and it was hard work being on every single day — I’m in almost every single frame of the movie. (Laughs)
I kind of like stuff like that. I like being able to be involved, and when you get on one of those bigger films, all the pressure is on everybody else. The pressure’s on the stars of the show or the movie or the director or the producers, and they’ve got that much money they have to be responsible for.
But when you get on a smaller production, you feel more of the weight of the pressure and you’re that much more passionate to make it go well.
