You never know what inspires you in life to become what you are – it's the small things that affect you the most. It could be art, music, or an out of the blue adventurous trip. Well, for Dave Franco, it was a film and one of the most epic ones – Fight Club. Known for his roles in various films such as 'Fright Night', 'Now You See Me', 'Now You See Me 2', 'Neighbors', he now takes a giant leap as he steps his foot in the director's shoes. With his first-ever film as a director with 'The Rental', Dave Franco shares what really inspired him to be a film-maker.

Talking about what aspired him to direct a film, Dave Franco shares that, "Fight Club was one of the films that really did make me want to be a filmmaker. My first job was at a mom and pop video store when I was 14 and it was actually illegal for me to be working there at that age and so they essentially paid me by allowing me to take home as many movies as I wanted so that became my film school. And so, at the time, when I was 14 it was 1999 and one of the best years ever for film and Fight Club came out and I remember just going home and watching that and after that ending, I was like holy shit and I just fully kinda started to grasp like oh, you can really kind take huge swings and experiment with the film".