Q: What was your working relationship together like while you were filming 'Allegiance?' How closely did you collaborate during the shoot?

Aidan: It became very work-oriented, because we worked right through the script. (laughs) We did four scenes in one day. We started with a big monologue of mine, so we got right to work. We did a lot of movements at a lot of locations. We wouldn't have been...

Harris (Filmmaker): One of the most intriguing aspects of the movie is the palpable ambivalence we feel toward many of the characters’ choices – no one is necessarily right in this situation from a moral standpoint. Was that a starting point for you, to make something of such moral ambiguity, and if not, what was?

Connors: Yes, one of the things that I always found interesting about my own military experience is the constant choice between “two rights” or “two wrongs.” Most militar...

KLBJ: The location for Allegiance looked like an actual National Guard base, was it an actual base?

Michael Connors: Yes, long story. But we didn’t get permission from the Pentagon to make this movie with army cooperation. So we were forced to make it on deactivated old National Guard bases. So we shot on, it was actually a combination of three separate locations that made up t...