"How do we write the Hamage? Sid, go right to bed. Can you imagine a sunrise in a world without a reaping? Not on my birthday. Never have one that came without a reaping. Sunrise on the Reaping is about Hamage Abernathy, and it takes place in the second quarter quell, so there's actually twice the amount of tributes. By defying the capital, Hamage gets picked as a punishment. Play this right or I'll shoot you myself. No! Take me instead! Woody Harrelson as Hamage has been mischief to him. Such a fan of his work. It's been intense being like Woody's Hamage. It's a very iconic portrayal of the character. It's just so special to share that space with him. Elizabeth and Woody, their dynamic is so fantastic. Show them we are a team. Joe and I have tried to incorporate that. Go out there tonight and make them remember you. Hamage wants to care for these other tributes that are sent to the games. They're stuck in this terrible situation and that has such a strong bond to it. You and me till the end, right, Hay? To the end, sweetheart. This film tracks the loss of innocence, but also the ignition of his revolutionary spirit. We're human beings. We're not animals to kill for their entertainment. And all of a sudden there's a little sliver of hope. I want there never to be another Uncle James. Just seeing all the fire that this kid has inside of him. Being in this film, I mean, it's the most life-changing experience. And this story really hits home that your involvement, even as insignificant as you think it may be, has the power to change things over time. May the odds be."