Sound Bite: Aaron Eckhart – did it feel like one of the biggest movie sets he’s been on
It was, I mean you know, I don’t know that there’s been any bigger, uh you know it was fun to be like on the rooftop in the middle of the night with the bat signal and batman and everything and look around and everywhere you see within miles it’s lit up as us, you know we lit up the entire city, I mean it’s just was mindblowing and um you know you’ll see when you see the movie for the viewers the stunts that are real you know and as much as Chris could he wanted these stunts to be real, this movie feels like it’s happening, it’s not you know computer generated, so I think that’s gonna have a great effect on the audience.

Sound Bite: Aaron Eckhart – what did he think of Heath’s performance
Mind blowing. I mean I’ve used that word 3 times now, um. (talks) Uh great, um you know uh, working with him, everybody knew that something special was going on, that he was totally invested, that he had his spin on this character, his vision, his creation, um that he was so personally involved with this character um it was a joy and a thrill to work with him, it was exciting.

Sound Bite: Aaron Eckhart – on Heath’s performance
Oh Heath yeah, well the character was written dark um you know uh he gravitated I’m sure for his own reasons, but um. (talks) Yeah, oh well yeah, he was, that’s the genius about it, you know I mean his mannerisms, what he did physically, what was going on mentally and how he played with uh um you know we can see what he was thinking, you know and that was fun, and it’s always fun when um somebody like a good delicious villain in a movie you know goes he does something that we’re not expecting. We expect him to go this way, and he goes this way. And I think Heath did that a lot and that kind of surprised us and he really made us want more with him, so it was an honor to work with him and to I think everybody’s gonna really appreciate his performance.