Mallari was in the originalCode 8film, playing Sergeant ‘King’ Kingston, but it was a minor role.
This time around, hes been upgraded.
Now, King is the number one bad guy causing trouble for Stephen and Robbie Amells characters.
Alex Mallari Jr.
It was tough to be King and not laugh during those moments.
But we got by."
So identity to him was like, I don’t care for it.
What can you do for me?'"
And I was all excited.
And then he goes, ‘But here’s the thing.
Stephen [Amell] has brought a whole other level of intensity.
So you really got to bring it.’
So right away, the nerves hit, man.
And boy, did Stephen ever bring it.
Wicked to work with all of them."
The writing was just really good.
So I was able to work off of my instincts on it.
And Jeff, being as collaborative as he is, gave me just full creative freedom.
And I was able to tackle it, day by day and moment to moment.
And Stephen and Robbie are obviously great to work with, and Serena was amazing as well.
So, with everyone’s support, I think we just came up with something special and made it.
Everyone made everyone’s job easy."
There’s an intro that I just absolutely loved.
And then putting all the Lincoln City PD paraphernalia in my trailer was very helpful as well."
Aside from that, it was all Jeff’s call and taking his direction."
They deliver, they show up, they know their lines, they’re professionals.
They’ve been doing this for much longer than I have and leading the way for so long.
It’s just great.
And a place to learn from."
And it was with Jean Yoon.
So that was a practical situation.
And just to get spit in the face by Jean Yoon, that was great…
It really set the tone for the rest of the film…
Someone spat on me on my first day.
Can go ahead and be that guy now."
Warning - The rest of this article contains spoilers forCode 8: Part II.
That would have been the most difficult scene."
I think that was a wicked confidence booster that I needed just to let me keep moving forward."
But I will continue bothering Jeff Chan and Chris Perry about a Part III and see what happens."
You know, he teams up with Garrett, and then some wicked prison riot happens.
I don’t care about the rest of the movie.
I just give me a prison riot with Stephen Amell.
It’d be fun."
I love World War ll movies.
So, maybe in that realm, and yeah… [Marvels] Venom is all taken up.
I’m crushed about that."
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