Scott Adkins Bar fight scene from NINJA 2: Shadow of a Tear

What specific move are you proudest of in Ninja: Shadow Of A Tear ? I just have to keep an eye on it so it doesn’t become worse. Oh, it’s not that bad it’s just a niggly injury. It’s in a strange place I can’t quite get rid of it.Īnd is that going to influence your choices coming up? And it’s still with me now to be honest, the injury.

So for about ten days I was in a lot of pain and doing my best to recuperate. One of the toughest elements of making the movie was I badly hurt my back on one of the fights.Īnd that was the beginning of the second week and it was a six week shoot. But that fight we spent three days on that fight, that was one of the toughest ones. It was the final fight scene, I spent two weeks rehearsing with the stunt guys before we started shooting the film. On Ninja: Shadow Of A Tear, which fight scene took the longest to prepare for? But there’s a bit of everyone in there in some way. There’s little bits that come out, you don’t even really think about it consciously.

I think all the action stars that I’ve grown up watching found their way into my performance somehow. So do you ever picture that performance when you’re making your movies? Yeah, I just remember Bruce Lee in that film being so menacing and dangerous. And sometimes I would stay up and watch it, sometimes I would record it on the VHS. I don’t know how old you are, but I’m 37, and back when I was a kid we had Central Television and Enter The Dragon used to be on late at night a lot.

Scott Adkins Bar fight scene from NINJA 2: Shadow of a Tear