so Eddie Redmayne you're now part of the
Harry Potter universe
yes
what were some of the first questions
that you add JK Rowling about the
character what were those things right
on your mind in the beginning so of I
especially the last 2 characters are
played on living all had named Stephen
Hawking obviously that I not spending
time with and Lili Elbe there was so
much written about her throat and
neutral fictional and and was coming
from a little from joe's imagination so
when we first met it will be only had an
hour and it was like both of us just
talked at each other about knew that and
it was kind of amazing and a lot of it
was very personal to her and she has
this extraordinary imagination but I
think we're a lot of these characters
come from the place in her heart for the
people that are around her and she knows
but the newt I can't really say much
about it but came from this for quite a
specific place and and and what was
lovely was to be able to talk about all
of the qualities in him the fact that
it's not the obvious heroic you know he
finds the sort of hero in but really
it's about his relationship with the
creatures that galvanizes him to kind of
move forward in it but um but it was
those eccentricities I think we reported
her the most wonderful things her script
as well as being the words being
wonderful
um you also had the most extraordinary
stage directions which were like reading
her books you know that the intricacy of
the detail and the specific the
specifics of that and so for example
when you first meet mute heezy one of
the first things is walking through New
York City and he described as kind of
walking his own walk and had a buster
keaton like quality to him so that those
were the words that she had used to
describe the burg it means that an and
and and almost like he was analyzing the
he'd never been anywhere like new york
and yet known scrutinizing the city in a
way that you know the scientists or or
someone that were ornithologist would a
habitat like rid of ants nest or things
of that kind of curiosity was something
that was a real inroads something
that he was analyzing in a way that
wasn't about to stop very specific
selection
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