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SE: I'm heading out to Maui for 24 hours, then I turn around and go back to Canada for filming. This is actually my first award. I didn't do any- thing to deserve it, but, hey, that's very nice. CM: Congratulations! Well you are popping up everywhere right now… SE: I'm sure you're getting sick of seeing me. CM: No, definitely not! I keep seeing you in magazines with pictures of you work- ing out. Maybe we can touch on your fitness routine…what do you usually do? SE: It's really dynamic…not just about doing one thing…A perfect ideal day for me would be to go to the gym in the morning, knock out a good workout, then go for a surf midday, and then do some sort of training at night, like a jujitsu class. Or go stand-up paddling or swimming. It's always about changing it up… CM: So how do you find time for all that with filming? Do you have to get up really early? SE: Yeah, I get up super early. Luckily, we've got some really fit guys on the film. They built a gym for Will Smith and myself…We go in before we start shooting and hit the gym hard. CM: By the way, what's Will Smith like? He seems super awesome and funny on film… SE: He's exactly like that. Very unaffected and extremely funny…he's an entertainer. He makes everybody laugh on set…I think that's important, because a lot of actors can be very serious on set. They sort of forget that we are really just making entertainment…we're not curing cancer here. I Eastwood is the new face of Davidoff Cool Water; the commercial for the men's cologne features him cliff diving off China Walls in Hawaii. The company partners with the National Geographic Society's Pristine Seas project to help protect endangered marine life. Photo: Nathaniel Goldberg courtesy of Cool Water Eastwood (far right) with actors Colin Farrell and Adam Driver, recently accepted the Rising Star award at the Maui Film Festival. Photo: Jonathan Leibson /Getty Images 142 C A R M E L M A G A Z I N E • S U M M E R / F A L L 2 0 1 5