Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes Stars Talk Ape School & Finding Proximus Caesar's Voice

Kevin Durand and Owen Teague explain how physicality influenced their emotional journeys in Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes and talk ape school.
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes exclusively hits theaters on May 10. Read our full interview and article here:
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[@joemamma7948]

Kevin and Owen were just vibing in their own little monkey world

[@TommyGreen333]

So excited to see Kevin Durand in this and to be introduced to Owen.

[@HonestHuck777]

I can't get enough of these interviews!😀😀😀

[@HonestHuck777]

wow. Kevin has morphed .....he says "we"....when referring to apes and he says "Kevin is an exception" or something like that he's referring to himself as if Kevin is the character. so amazingly interesting how much they ENJOYED these characters but also ACTING and taking ON a character it's like they morph their DNA. other actors in other movies, for example "Elvis" Austin Butler found it really difficult to not "be" his character Elvis.

[@HonestHuck777]

i've seen ...i think this is the 4th interviewer in this location............they seem like it's their first interview. they musta just had so much fun and i haven't wanted to see a film for a LONG time.....i want to see this film. i think all movies should have actors move and talk like apes.....it's just ....better than hoomans heheeeeeeeeeee

[@vedantm1757]

Wow!

[@fil4648]

Funny that they mention it because watching the movie i did feel kinda weird about a bonobo being so massive compared to the average chimp. It made little sense. Also koba is just that much more violent than everyone, while bonobos are nowhere near as aggressive as chimps in real life. It would have been cool to pay attention to these facts, just saying...