The Talk - Dave Bautista on 'Knock at The Cabin'; Says 'one day I will be on Broadway'

Friday on "The Talk" Dave Bautista breaks down how his new film "Knock at The Cabin" helped him grow. "This is kind of the role I've been searching for my whole career, because it gave me a real opportunity to do some real acting, dive into levels of emotion I haven't expressed before on film. It also gave me a huge opportunity and a huge challenge to memorize all this dialogue. I speak more in this film than I probably have in all my films combined ...also the way I was directed, it taught me a lot about myself...M. Night Shyamalan, I don't mean this in a negative way, but he is a very demanding [director]...He asks a lot of his actors. And I think that's why people love working with him so much. He does challenge you every day." Host Amanda Kloots asks, "It kind of feels like you're watching a play. Is that something you want to do someday?" Bautista responds "It is. That's on my bucket list. It's also probably my biggest fear, because I'm really bad at memorizing dialogue...but it did, it felt like theater. I was working with theatrical actors, so it is on my bucket list. But one day I will be on Broadway."