Q: So this was your first time working with huge special effects?

A: This is my first try. It was really amazing, because even when I'm filming I didn't know this would be like that. After I watched the premiere, I was a little surprised and shocked. I didn't know what I did.

Q: You're an expert in Taekwondo. Did you have to modify your style for the movie?

A: Yeah of course. Actually [Snake Eyes actor] Ray [Park] and me had a lot of time to practice and train. We had a lot of discussions about the the style of martial arts. Ray's style of martial arts is based on Chinese Kung Fu and Wushu, and mine is based on Korean Taekwondo. Those are very different. He has a little more flash and Taewondo is simple but strong. So the stunt guys wanted us to put those characters inside our choreography.

Q: How can two characters grow up with the same training and end up practicing two different styles of Kung Fu?

A: Even though they grew up and learned from the same master, they were separated when they were kids. Maybe they could have totally different situations and totally different environments. And in that process, they could have their own specialty, I think.

Q: The Storm Shadow/Snake Eyes rivalry is pretty famous. Can you think of any way it could continue into the next movie?

A: Uh, it's hard to answer. [Laughs]