00:00I don't like to be licked in the face.
00:03Yeah, in this movie, we're drinking out of the same bowl.
00:06We're eating the same stuff.
00:08In Heart of the Beast, not only was he an actor...
00:10What do you say we go find some trouble?
00:12But also, very early on, Brad had to become a dog trainer.
00:15Come on.
00:16We've been working with Andrew Simpson and his team of dog whisperers.
00:19He's the one who found Uber.
00:21Brad bonded pretty quickly to Uber.
00:23He's got a very grounded personality.
00:25And also, Uber was great because he did do search and rescue in his younger years.
00:29To center the film around the dog with this life experience was very profound.
00:35So we started training day in, day out, every day.
00:37Hanging out in Uber's kennel, getting covered in dog hair, slobber.
00:41And then training some of the set pieces and the choreography.
00:45Uber was great for, hey, hey, he's great at everything.
00:48Because he's a beast.
00:50It's challenging because dogs don't necessarily know their lines.
00:54I mean, they're just there being dogs.
00:56Heart reset.
00:57I would literally have to have dog treats.
00:58There's some heavy dramatic scene and then the dog would start running off and I'd go,
01:01Uber, Uber here, buddy.
01:02And then fall right back into the emotion of it all.
01:06Cody.
01:06Won't you stand?
01:07One last mission.
01:09Chemistry just right there on screen.
01:10Won't you stand?
01:13It's been relentless and magical.
01:16That bond between human and dog.
01:20I got you.
01:21It's undeniable.
01:24Order!
01:29Won't you stand?
01:30Oops.
01:30I got the goods, bro.
01:32Look at that.
01:33Instant love and affection.
01:34Won't you stand?
01:35Ha, ha, ha.
01:36All right.
01:37All right.
01:37All right.
01:38All right.
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