Hey, Barry, how you doin'?
How are you?
I like your jumper, the jumper. As well.
That I need to get out from somewhere.
Congratulations on the film. Thank you.
You've played some.
You've been able to play some fantastic characters in your career thus far.
What was the lure of this character in this setting in the MCU
working with Chloe [Zhao]?
What was the lure for you to take this one on.
It being a Marvel movie, Chloe?
And you know, I think we get to see different sides to this character
that you know, from from characters I've played before, you know, it is quite is.
He is different.
Is it a confidence and a charm and a,
you know, a mysterious thing about him?
And I kind of wanted to
tackle that and kind of show people
that I can do something different kind of a bit more mature, to be honest
and better than playing, you know, the weird creepy kid.
And you get to.
Get to use my own accent as well, which is great.
That was my next question.
It must be refreshing to be able to speak your own accent
because it doesn't come along all the time.
The Irish accent is beautiful.
I mean, I don't know whether mine is, but Irish accent in general is beautiful.
And and yeah, it's just it's nice to,
you know, to to get to use your own identity.
And I guess it can't help rub off on you when you get to work
with the amazing ensemble that you get to in this, I mean, you know,
I'm sure you'd be very, very happy to do a film with Angelina Jolie
just by herself.
But to be in this ensemble,
it must help you kind of raise your raise your game in many ways
and want to be better than than, you know, to be on par with everybody else.
It does and again, I'm big fans of them and, you know, I admire their work and
and it does make you want to, you know, perform at the top level and stuff.
But yeah,
I mean, just being being a part of that cast is a you.
Yeah, it was a blessing for me.
What's the outfit like to wear those outfits?
Because I have no idea.
So what does everyone else say?
What were they saying? Because my I was, you know. No one else.
I didn't ask that to anybody else.
I thought I'd ask and ask you, what was your reaction to it?
Yeah, I was like three layers through, and I complained every day about it.
I mean, kind of, yeah, because we were in the heat as well.
And I was like, you know, especially coming back after Christmas, when you pull
the pounds like, you know, Jeez like, you know, and
They looked amazing at really like all the outfits , you know,
the very unique to the character.
And again, it's a kind of a, you know, Eternals is quite new as well.
So, you know, they they all stood out very well,
and I did love my costume and the colors and everything.
I guess you got a small fraction of what
Robert Pattinson must have been like in the batsuit.
So you got a small
fraction of what he had that day.
I mean, you try make it look like
you can like you're like, Oh, oh, you know, it's there.
It's quite hard to move in.
So and it's yeah, but I just find a certain way and
and you know, which adds to the and makes you a bit more, you know?
And I just find I want to ask you about working with Chloé.
You've worked with someone.
You've always got Christopher Nolan,
Matt Reeves recently and a few other amazing directors.
What's it like working for her?
And can you see why people believe you think they're so special?
Oh yeah, I work with Chloe again in L.A.
and, you know, Chloe's very an actor's director and,
you know, obviously works with non-actors and I was never trained.
So, you know, my approach is very non-actory as well.
And sometimes it can get quite shy and quite intimidating.
And you know, Chloe always able to understand that and read that,
and she knows what's right for you and allows you, you know, gives you
the most comfortable like sets it to perform your best song.
Fantastic. Well, let's wish you all the best in the movie.
Thanks so much for your time. Thank you. Yeah. Thanks, Scott.