Jai Courtney Tells Us He Acted His ‘F***ing Brains Out’ While Making Love, Death, And Robots [Exclusive]

Courtney went on to explain that cultivating a compelling character and performance isn’t exactly easy under the circumstances in play while on a motion capture project. He explained:

“It was tough, I’ll be honest with you. It was one of those weird little new things where I was like, ‘Damn this is hard.’ It’s hard not having anything practical to draw on. It really makes you feel it when you’re working for it, which can be quite awkward for an actor. We kind of love to just slip in and believe wherever we are. It was interesting, but I was thrilled with how it came out, and got to work with some great people. Jerome Chen directed that, Joe Manganiello and those guys were awesome to work with.”

Season three of “Love, Death, & Robots” premiered on Netflix in May 2022. In the series, “Terror, imagination and beauty combine in new episodes which stretch from uncovering an ancient evil to a comedic apocalypse, telling startling short stories of fantasy, horror and science-fiction with trademark wit and visual invention.”