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June 20, 2024, 8:30 a.m. | Updated: June 20, 2024, 8:55 a.m.

Bikeriders actors Jodie Comer and Austin Butler joined Capital Breakfast to discuss their new film.

Bikers is an upcoming film starring Kill EveThis is Jodie Comer, Duneit’s Austin Butler, Challengers“Mike Faist and VenomIt’s Tom Hardy – yes, quite a lineup!

Jodie and Austin came into the studio to chat with Capital Breakfast’s Jordan North, Chris Stark and Kemi Rodgers about the film that’s set to become a fan favorite.

Bikers It’s about a biker gang in the 60s called “The Vandals”, based on a real gang called “Real Motorcycle Club”.

To get into the skin of the character, all the stars had to learn how to ride a motorcycle and danger aside, Austin revealed that the hardest thing about riding was the type of motorcycle they used.

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“What was difficult was the type of bikes we were riding because they’re all so old. So the brakes don’t want to work, the clutch doesn’t want to work, but they’re so much fun,” he said. he declared. said, adding, “Once you spend a few months doing it, you feel like it’s a part of you.”

Austin called his partner Tom a “hero”, saying: “And you watch him race down the road in these Harleys.” [Davidsons] – I’ve never felt cooler.”

A cautious Jordan asked if they were “afraid” to get on the bikes. “Well, we don’t wear helmets, so you have to be careful,” Austin revealed.

“I probably should have been scared, but I loved it so much that the fear kind of left my body.”

And then Jodie hilariously shared a safety precaution that they almost included while filming the movie.

She said, “You remember initially they had this idea to give to everyone,” before bursting out laughing. Austin finished his sentence, “a hair helmet.”

“So put a helmet on everyone’s head, then put a wig on the helmet,” Jodie explained.

A very confused Chris needed a full analysis: “I don’t know what I’m imagining here, like a normal bicycle helmet?”

Yes, they confirmed that it would have been exactly as Chris imagined, which is probably why they didn’t do it. As weird as it may sound, they were lucky that there were no accidents on set – safety first!

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