This film has everything. It has magic, intrigue, love and action.
So we're done here. Good, thank you.
How daunting, how challenging is it to take on a film of this magnitude?
Sorry, I accidentally fondled Eddie. I did not mean to do it. Was it daunting?
How daunting, how challenging was it to take on a film of this magnitude?
It, you know what was sort of daunting in theory when I read the
script was there was, there were so many as you say, like so many genres in this
film, and Joe manages to balance, like juggle them all in the same, in the same
piece. And so I suppose that was what was daunting, but actually the second you
just focus on your character and, and she, all of her characters, however big or
small, have arcs and the second that we all kind of focused on our characters I
think you felt safer in that. Oh so you mean the creatures have arcs. They do. The personalities in our characters. Yeah.
I find this would be a full like...Go ahead....It's not worth it.
Oh my God. I found that this would be like a study in imagination. Like as actors, is it like having to imagine, I don't want to
say on steroids, but like you have to always be, like imagining. Is that part of this? I don't know, is it?
I have a really bad imagination. So I have to, like, I mean like, but what doing the first film did, and really watching Dan and
Katherine and Ally work it, sort of freed up my imagination. You have to turn up on
the set and you have to basically release your inner kid. And that is one
of the reasons it's so much fun. It's because you have to, anything in life
that you've put up, these kind of, these walls of constriction, you just have to
let all of that go and imagine you're seven years old again and playing in the playground.
That's the thing. It's like we all have these,
that, that inner child, that imagination within us and I think it's as simple, and
as difficult, as just surrendering to it, rather than having that like, okay I got
to conjure up my imagination today. It's there for us to use. It's just about letting it flow.
Actually, as an actor I learned a whole new skill too by being on the set, was you know, you
normally use your imagination in the same way and it's just unlocked
something for me which hopefully I can take into... something...it's a lot of realization.
Well I love these characters because they are magical, but they're all flawed, and that's like indicative of real life.
They're human. They're human. So in that, in that regards, who is your favorite
Fantastic Beasts character, and you can't choose your own?
Mine's Niffler. That's good, you don't insult any actors that way. Well I've got to say I'm really intrigued by Queenie
because of what Joe has created with her, sort of this, this amazing facility she's
got but also what a dynamic it is to live with such an extraordinary
savant kind of thing, and I think that's... A blessing. A curse. You technically finished that sentence. Thank God because I actually couldn't think of the word.
I guess I would pick Dumbledore now that he's, now that he's here. Just because, I mean, just hearing Jude
talk about what he and JK Rowling discussed and, and, and realizing there's
so much about him that we still don't know, and actually he knows a good deal
more than we know because he talked to JK Rowling about it, so if I was playing
that part I would know that stuff.
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