He’s currently starring with Bruce Willis in an upcoming action movie, “Wire Room.”
“It was my second time working with Bruce,” Dillon told CNN in a recent interview. “The first time around I didn’t have any scenes with him, which was a bummer. It was great to be in a movie with him, but this time around, I had a bunch of scenes with him. I’ve always been a gigantic Bruce Willis fan and to work with him is just a really great thing.”
Dillon said the opportunity to work with Willis again made “Wire Room” an easy yes.
“I chose it because the script is really good and because Bruce was doing it,” he said, adding, “I’m a huge fan, so that was a big plus for me, but it’s also gotta be on the page and it was on the page. I thought the script, it moved along really nicely.”
Dillon said the production moved quickly, like the pace of the film’s adventure.
“It was a seven-day shoot. I worked five of those seven days, so I didn’t have a lot of time,” he said. “I love the way it came out. I think it turned out really, really fun.”
In the movie, Dillon plays a federal agent who is regulated to a desk job in a surveillance center known as the “wire room.” Willis plays a Homeland Security agent who runs the room. The film also stars Oliver Trevena, Cameron Douglas, and Shelby Cobb. Matt Eskandari directs.
“I love to do comedy. I love to do drama, action, like in this case. A lot of times lately it’s been drama, so it’s nice to do something a little different. But I’ll take, ’em all. I love them all,” he said.
As for his “Entourage” pals, Dillon keeps in touch with the cast as well as show creator Doug Ellin. Dillon and Ellin also host a weekly comedy podcast, “Victory the Podcast,” where they talk reflect on episodes of the hit HBO show. (CNN and HBO are both part of Warner Bros. Discovery.)
“Doug and I do the podcast. I’m tight with Jerry Ferarra and Kevin Connelly and all the guys,” he said. “I love these guys.”
Next up for Dillon is a series he’s supposed to start shooting soon in Majorca.
“We’ll see if that happens, but that’s on the burner,” he said.
For now he’s just going to “enjoy what’s left of the summer.”
“I know it’s kind of over, but I’m gonna go back to New York, see the family, play some golf and just enjoy myself.”
“Wire Room is in theaters and on demand on Sept. 2.
