By Kurt Schlosser
Mark Wahlberg has apparently been watching a few too many of his movies and adopting what sounds like an action hero mentality. In the February issue of Men's Journal, Wahlberg discusses how things may have been a little different had he been on one of the airplanes that was hijacked on 9/11.
Men's Journal
"If I was on that plane with my kids, it wouldn't have went down like it did," Wahlberg says. "There would have been a lot of blood in that first-class cabin and then me saying, 'OK, we're going to land somewhere safely, don't worry.'"
Certainly the actor isn't the first to reflect?on what it would have been like to be on one of those planes. Picturing one's self as the hero saving the day is natural, right? Especially for a guy who plays one in the movies. In fact, Wahlberg has previously said he's had more than 50 dreams about what he would have done to fight the airborne terrorists.
But the star of the new film "Contraband" leaves most of his tough talk at 30,000 imaginary feet. He also tells Men's Journal about letting his wife pick date night movies: "As long as it isn?t a Sarah Jessica Parker movie"; and crying during movies: "The last time I really cried a lot? During 'The Help.' I cried about six or seven times. It was the wife?s choice, but it was a great movie."
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