Hey, it's Mr. Nobody to you, pal, and don't you forget it. Howdy. I'm Jeff Goldsmith,

and this is the Q&A. My agenda is simple. Each week, I plan to bring you in-depth insights

into the creative process of storytelling. You know, I will accept Sir Nobody as well. So that's,

that's okay. You know, speaking of Nobody, that's our movie today and we have with a screenwriter

derrick colstad for the q and a man this was a fun one you know it's been a hot minute we haven't

had derrick in the series since john wick too and i'm so glad to have him back because i thoroughly

enjoyed nobody it's it's it's a fun film and you's, it's violent, but the violence is cartoonish and

absurd, kind of like the world that nobody, the character in the film, is fighting against.

And it was interesting, my 11-year-old daughter who would not watch Godzilla versus Kong with

me, you know, because she was worried about all the people getting hurt as collateral damage

in the different buildings.

She was very excited to see this movie based on the trailer because who doesn't want to see a movie about a dad kicking ass because someone has stolen his daughter's kitty cat bracelet?

I mean, that's heroism right there when a guy goes after somebody to get the bracelet back.

You know, but she was thoroughly entertained by it.

My wife who really basically opts out of almost any movie I'm going to watch because she says it's either too violent or too scary.

She sat down and watched it because she was curious and she absolutely loved it.

I thought it was a fun

movie. Derek has a way in his writing of creating these unique worlds and these quirky characters

that inhabit the world and everybody is on a justified track toward revenge, at least in their

own minds always. And look, it's a lot of fun. I hope you

check it out because I think you too will be entertained as well. And as for our Q&A, Derek was very

forthcoming about what it took to get this film made that he's been trying to make for the last five

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