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Everything You NEED To Know About Prey's Amber Midthunder.. Welcome back to Escape Recall. Here’s some news for you about Prey’s Amber Midthunder. If you’ve seen Prey already – and if you haven’t, then what are you doing? It’s on Disney+ right now – then you’ll know that Amber Midthunder is an absolute force of nature. Not just anyone can take on cinema’s most notorious hunter and emerge with their spine still attached to the rest of their body – and as Naru, a Native American woman who wants to become a great hunter in her own right, Midthunder proves she’s more than up to the test in Dan Trachtenberg’s Predator prequel. Tackling laser-sighted questions about meeting the Predator for the first time on set, shooting on indigenous reserve land in Canada, and the alternate path that almost led Midthunder to become an MMA fighter? Was it always meant to be, that you’d be an actor? Was there any other path in your life? Yeah, definitely. I actually at one point thought I was gonna be a professional MMA fighter. Really? How does that work? People often are like, 'Oh yeah, your parents [are actors]… that makes sense.' My parents worked out at a gym, and there were Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and MMA. It all came in handy, then, for Prey? Yeah, it did. So all that to say that, no, this was not obvious. The Predator is such a huge part of pop culture, but the first movie came out around 10 years before you were born. Growing up, was it a big thing for you, or something that you were vaguely aware of in the background? I’ve been saying this with pride, but I realize now it's kind of embarrassing, I was aware of it more in a pop culture sense. But it is I think, solidified in how iconic it is that lines from Predator get used in other movies now, so often. So you’re in a hotel when the movie’s being shot, you’re not out there in the wild? We were out in all kinds of different parts of the wilderness, outside and around Calgary in Alberta, Canada. My favorite was, we were shooting on Stoney Nakoda reserve land, and I am Nakoda myself. That aspect of the movie must mean so much to you, the fact that it’s so focused on the Native American experience. Yeah, absolutely, for a number of reasons. But even my personal experience of making the movie – I've never done a period piece before, and I've never worked with a large indigenous cast before. #Prey #AmberMidthunder #Talks Related Videos: Native Representation and Acting | Amber Midthunder Interview for PREY (2022)    • Native Representation and Acting | Am...   PREY Stars Talk Indigenous Representation, Battling the Predator, and More    • PREY Stars Talk Indigenous Representa...   PREY MOVIE | Meeting The Stars & Director!! | Predator 2022 Interview | Amber Midthunder    • PREY MOVIE | Meeting The Stars & Dire...