Josh O'Connor

As far as John concerned, he was like, look at these annoying...

film guys who've just taken away my farm hand.

And so there'll be days where I'd be filming, you know, shooting a scene and then they'd call cut and John would be sort of waiting at the barn door, kind of a little hacked off that he'd like lost his guy.

And he was like, get back to work.

And so then I'd, you know, birth a lamb and then wash my hands and do another take.

So it was like, it was a confusing, beautiful, um, thing that happened and a rare thing.

And I, you know,

It's probably the thing I'm most proud of.

As a performance, it felt vivid and real and felt.

But no, it was intense.

I mean, you know, you grow up with these... I always think of the actors that I looked up to, like Daniel Day-Lewis and... Which you've been compared to.

Well, yeah.

I mean, I think, I sometimes think that the comparison is partly influenced by the fact that I'm talking about him all the time.

Well, yeah.

And I don't know that he would describe himself as a method actor.

And I certainly don't describe myself as a method actor.

I'm not.

Far from it.

But

I think what's more interesting to me nowadays rather than the method of it, and it's not just Daniel Day-Lewis.