Cleaner has an eventful ending that works out pretty well for the good guys.
When Noah takes over, however, the situation inside the skyscraper gets even more dire.
Martin Campbell: When the coup d’etat basically happens, right?
[He’s] prepared to die.
[He] absolutely believes in that philosophy and is prepared to kill everybody so you can achieve it.
And yes, he himself will die, but that’s the point.
Of course, there’ll be a huge publicity then, the message will be loud and clear.
I think all that evidence is there.
And I think they all go to the wall basically, don’t they?
I mean, all the confessions are there.
They’ve been downloaded.
I mean, crazily enough, it exists, you know.
But I think [writer] Simon [Uttley] probably had that mind, to be honest.
Martin Campbell: Just having been thoroughly entertained, nothing more.
And obviously, this wasn’t going to work.
And we built in, you know, he has longer hair later on in the film.
And it’s like a little Easter egg that most people probably won’t even notice.
And he has a little necklace that also had E on it.
I think he thought that was a possibility.
There’s a very visceral choice there that has to happen for a young man.
That’s a big decision.
It’s a big escalation.
I think I just grounded myself in as much logic and as much literature as I possibly could.
I read not only manifestos but also a lot of biblical references.
I read the bible cover to cover.
So, I just tried to ground myself in as much of that as possible.
I think they were genuinely [friends], because there are two things.
One, Joey was never meant to be there.
Both spoiler-filled conversations aboutCleanercan be viewed here:
Cleaneris now playing in theaters worldwide.
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