"We kind of have like a therapist on board if you fall off the wagon and really are villainous," Beach said. "There's a friend of that's very unique in making sure we have our ground."
He's not a psychotherapist, but more of a "life coach," Beach explained. "Us actors explore very fine thin lines going to the dark side and he wants to make sure we finish a movie and don't disappear somewhere and then don't show up for work."
That sounds like pretty heavy stuff, and the fact that Ayer is so worried about his actors' psychological well-being should either excite or alarm audiences, depending on how interested they are in seeing the flick. With a name like "Suicide Squad," the film was bound to be dark; it seems, however, that Ayer is going for pitch-black instead.
We'll get to see firsthand just how screwed up "Suicide" is soon; it's due to hit theaters on August 5, 2016.
Photo credit: David Ayer
