- Hello, I am Charlie Hunnam.
- I'm Henry Golding.
- I'm Michelle Dockery.
- And I am Matthew McConaughey, and we are here
on BuzzFeed playing Who's Who?
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- Me?
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- Who's at this?
- Pointing at me?
- [Henry] Actually, that's true, yeah.
- Maybe this is it.
- A little bit of that, a little bit of this.
- Stone cold, right there.
- Definitely on this.
- I'm the off stone.
- You have a killer.
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- Least like their character?
Charlie is a sweetheart, unless he's fooling me,
which he might be.
- Does Raymond not play sweet in the movie?
He seems like a kind of sweet guy.
- He's pretty level headed, he's level, level.
- He loves his boss, loyal as a porch dog.
- Absolutely.
- [Henry] Works hard.
- Absolutely.
- You're basically dressed like Guy for the film,
aren't you?
- Yeah, you know. - I think I'm dressed like Guy
- He actually took me shopping.
- You're dressed like Guy.
- Yeah?
- And you're dressed like Guy.
Everyone dress like Guy.
- He looks great in a jumpsuit.
- And those heels?
- And those heels.
He taught me how to walk in those.
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- Well, you like having a little nap in the park
- You're not afraid of a nap.
- I'll take 40 winks.
- This man behind us takes,
to take a nap on a film set with a 10 minute break
takes a very simple heart.
This man's got a good, simple heart.
- He's either got a book
or he's reading the pages under his eyelids.
- Meditating.
- That's what you're doing.
- After mushroom tea in the morning.
- Little quarter step, little chagger,
little richie, a little lion's mane sometimes,
spread that on.
- Homemade, too, made by no one other,
nobody else's hand besides his.
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- Yeah, you, you're always doing a London accent.
- Everyone was, I was the only American, I think.
- [Henry] Outnumbered.
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- This guy, for sure.
This one's a little testy on the mat, aren't you,
the roller mat.
- Yeah, I like a bit of a scrap.
- Jiu-jitsu. - Yeah.
- I like a scrap.
- You're a triple phones you just do in India.
- Yeah.
- She'd just shoot 'em, wouldn't even discuss.
- Her little pistol, she's carrying it now.
- Little pistol, six tiny little bullets.
- Tiny gun.
- Bang, bang, bang, bang.
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- No comment, no comment.
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- Teacher's pet.
I was pointing at you, home boy.
- It's true, though.
- You do, you come in with the thunder.
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- This guy, and also Jeremy Strong, I'd say.
- Jeremy.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, Jeremy's not here. - Good Jeremy.
but I'd say Jeremy.
- Or Tootles.
- Actually, probably Guy.
- [Michelle] Yeah, Tootles.
- Guy will, also, not help things.
- How was Hugh?
Cause you had the most scenes with Hugh.
I probably wouldn't have been able to keep it
- Hugh truly hates acting
- He hates everything.
He hated the pizza last night.
- He described acting to me as hours of punishing boredom
punctuated by moments of total terror.
- He has a way with words.
- He's one of the funniest people I've ever met,
yet he's the most miserable.
- I sort of describe him as, like,
like grandad at Christmas, that always makes
outrageous sort of comments, but you kind of love, too.
- Ask him him every time you see him, how're you doing?
Just ask him, and if you see him an hour later, ask him.
The next day it goes from, I'm
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to, it's even
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to, it's all
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- Existential dread.
If you only knew.
If you only knew what it is to be me.
- What, you're like, what happened in the 45 seconds
since I saw you last time?
Again, if you only knew.
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- [Matthew] In real life?
- Guy.
- Yeah.
- He's got an outfit, I mean
- Guy.
- He probably changes outfits,
he probably had an outfit for the plane ride home last night
- [ Henry] He brings wardrobe changes.
- After the event on the way to the airport.
- I've seen him change clothes in the middle of the day.
- I think I did, too.
- Yeah.
- Not because it got colder or warmer.
- No.
- Because it was time.
- Just because it was time for a new outfit.
- Yeah, afternoon tea, yeah.
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- I don't think we had Craft Services.
- No, we didn't have time.
- The thing is, there aren't really Craft Services.
- In England, we don't have such luxury.
- Were we on French hours?
- You're lucky if you get a biscuit at four o'clock.
- Yes, soggy biscuit.
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- I think I do.
I mean, there was times where I just burst out laughing.
I can't keep a straight face.
Yeah, the six little baby bullets, I just couldn't.
I just couldn't keep a straight face.
- See, I didn't ever see you break character.
Maybe it's because you had three page monologues every night
that you were just handed that morning.
- [Michelle] Yeah.
- And you'd be like, you know, walk off and study it.
- Yeah, just give me a minute
- Come back, I'd be talking to you,
looking there at the ground going
(whispering)
And then you'd nail it.
- We are the cast of The Gentlemen.
- Check us out in teatros, that's a theater.
- Cinemas, if you're British.
- In this new decade, 2020.
- Change your life.
- Another classic.
- January, veinte cuatro.
- [Henry] Something to look forward to, 24.
- [Matthew] Have some fun.
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