Jason O’Mara & Daniel Sunjata Video Interview On ‘One For The Money’

JASON: Well, I absolutely went to the books to sort of try and find that kind of Janet Evanovich humor; it's kind of gallows humor, which fits in really well with the world that these characters live in. I must say, I really admire Katherine Heigl. She would do takes – first time, every time, comic timing in place, just nailing it all over the place, and I don't know how Daniel feels, but like I was playing catch up, it would take me two or three more takes to kind of get it right. But she's just got a great natural talent and a great sense of timing and I think everybody's going to really love her in this movie.

DANIEL: Yeah, I would second what Jason said. The scenes where Stephanie and Ranger have interaction are a little less weighted towards the comedic. There are moments, a couple of lines here and there that should have some comedic inflection to them, but I think that more of the comedic moments were in the other scenes of the film so I can't quite speak as intelligently to that as Jason just did.

DANIEL: I had a really good time. There was a scene that I've referenced a couple times, more than a couple times at this point, where we're working together on the gun range and Ranger is trying to demonstrate to her the proper way to shoot a gun without getting herself killed. And that was a really fun day. We had a couple mishaps where the guns weren't firing at the proper time so that was a little stressful, but we had a really good time that day and Katherine did a great job of keeping the set loose and keeping everything moving smoothly, so we had a good time that day.

JASON: Yeah, she sets a great tone on a film set. You know it's very family-oriented, kind of a wholesome feeling. Her daughter would come down to visit and her husband was around and I felt okay to bring my family down as well. It was very relaxed and fun. I know there's a scene I shot with Katherine in the shower where I have to handcuff her to a shower rail and I had to handcuff her over and over again in every take and by the end of the day her wrist was all swollen and bruised and she took it like a trooper. She didn't complain at all and she was naked at the time, she was just cold, but she did great that day and I think in terms of the more Stephanie Plumb scenes, that's definitely one of my favorites.

DANIEL: I can't speak for Jason. I've had limited experience working with firearms on camera. I haven't done too much firing of weapons in my personal life, not yet. But yeah, my experience was limited before this film, I would say.

JASON: I've had the dubious benefit of being typecast as a cop in just about every project I do so I've had several rounds of weapons training over the years. It sort of started with ' Band of Brothers about ten years ago and I've been playing, not exclusively cops, but mostly cops ever since, so I've had a little bit of experience. But Morelli doesn't get to do much with guns in this, it's more about Ranger and Stephanie – they're the business people in this movie.