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Watch the full red carpet interview from the Mr. Wonderful premiere at the Crescent Theatre, Beverly Hills. Host Sage Stevens (RealTVFilms) interviews actor Robert Laenen about playing the character Danny Fenton. In this video: * The Role: Robert Laenen explains the challenges of playing Danny Fenton, a millennial on the run. * The Co-Star: Insights into working with the late Michael Madsen (Brian Fenton) in one of his final leading roles. * The Story: A look at the film's themes of redemption, family legacy, and dementia. Mr. Wonderful stars Michael Madsen, Robert Laenen, Robert Miano, and Brittany Underwood.

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Lawlor also discusses how she drew on personal experiences and traits, like stubbornness and drive, to connect with her character, Lark (2:05-2:29). She admits to being a "gripper" when watching thrillers (2:41-2:46) and hopes the audience enjoys the film and practices online safety (3:00-3:06).

Key points from the interview: Getting the Role: Blackwell was at her favorite Italian restaurant, Terronei, when she received the call for the film (0:49-1:02). Favorite Scene: She enjoyed the party scene because it felt like an actual party with the younger cast members (1:21-1:34). Challenging Aspects: The film was one of the first times in her career where she had to portray being genuinely afraid and in precarious situations, which she found to be a "fun" exploration (1:37-1:53). Working with Cast: Blackwell emphasized the importance of developing a real friendship with Madison Lawlor, who plays her best friend Lark, outside of filming to make their on-screen chemistry authentic (2:20-2:36). Their director even gave them money to go to a cafe and "be friends" before filming started (2:51-3:03). Future Projects: Blackwell is also a writer and director. She made a biopic called It Happened: The Judy Tonuda Story about comedian Judy Tunuda, which is currently in the festival circuit (3:17-3:29). She is excited to work on more of her own stories (3:32-3:34). Inspiration: She describes herself as having an "innate" creative spirit, comparing her drive to create (paint, act, etc.) to others' desire to play sports (3:51-4:17). Message of the Film: Blackwell hopes the audience takes away the message to "believe women and be loyal to the women in your life," as the film celebrates female friendship and connection (4:26-4:47).

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