Fantastic show.
Well done, congratulations
I want to start with you Sophia
I've never fall in love with a character so quickly as I have with you.
It's because she sings.
She fights, she defends the innocent, and she's got this amazing journey
through her before we meet her.
So how was it developing this amazing character?
But I mean, the biggest joy like,
I think there's a lot of similarities
that I personally have with Éile that I could bring to the character.
And it was so nice to have like these two kind of
parts to play where she's a warrior and she's fierce and she's strong
and she's really like quite hard and defensive in an erratic,
but then also so deeply sensitive and, and, and,
and just loves really hard and strongly and.
And being able to like outpour that I think on the people
that she meets along her journey and do that through
fighting and through singing was just so beautiful
to play those that tandem so it was just it was a joy.
I really, really enjoyed it. Amazing.
And you got that instrument with the blades, which was so cool.
Yeah, so cool. So cool.
Yeah. Thing.
And I like the fact that your characters are kind of polar opposites
because she's running from her clan where you are forcibly ousted. Yes.
From your clan. How does that drive your character's story?
And I think Fjall to me was at a loss.
You know, it didn't really kind of fit in or
it didn't really see the point in life in general.
I didn't see any beauty in it at all.
And he's carrying a big wound, obviously, because he
he blames himself for the death of his brother.
And yeah, I think it's until he meets Éile
and she shows him a different way of living because
because they're both warriors and he just can't even fathom not,
you know, having blood and guts on him every day, you know?
And yet Éile kind of explains it in a way to live,
you know, is not like there's no.... there's joy to life.
And, um, yeah, he kind of she opens them up in ways
that he didn't think he could be overlooked.
Amazing.
And your first scene together, I really enjoyed
and I was wondering if that was the first thing you found
because it's a proper grapple and a fight in this case.
Yeah. Yeah.
You know, I think that first scene was maybe that was how would do the show.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So it was
I think actually that might've been for me the most challenging scene
because we had to make it feel
like it was the first scene like it was.
But we had so much.
Yeah, we were before that, we were working together for months before, right?
Yeah.
And I think with that, with that as well, that was my audition scene, right.
So it to set them lines about 1500 million times.
So when we got to set, it was hard to kind of get out of the rhythm.
I thought it was going to go
and let go of that moment because that was what was the beginning.
It was totally, you know, in my brain.
I was like, Oh my God, this is the scene that we done at the very beginning.
And, you know, are we going to make it work now?
I was like, Yeah, but we got it too.
And I think, yeah, yeah, you just kind of have to show a few digs and
was back in the moment there and then, yeah,
I like the idea that you've become friends
and then you had to hate each other in this fight scene.
Yeah. Yeah, I know.
It was because we were playing, you know, up until then, we'd
been playing like, different tension.
Yeah.
And so at that point, it was like it was just pure disdain and hate.
And I think at that point
it was we our relationship was so much more complex than that.
So it was a bit more like, how do we just resort it to Yeah, yeah.
To violence. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
We got there and yeah, it works.
It's amazing.
Well, thank you so much for talking with me today.
Great show and good luck with the rest of this.
Thanks for coming in. Thank you. See you later. Bye Bye. Bye.