Nicholas Hoult
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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Yeah. And also it's that thing of like, you know, you end up on set sometimes where people won't come out of trailers and this and that. And there's just extra kind of ego business going on. And there wasn't any of that. So I think good to have, you know, good behavior around that sort of, you know.
Yeah, I don't think any of us were prepared for how well that show would do. And I stand by this. Somebody was asking me about that show the other day, and I was saying, I think the reason that it did kind of capture the moment so well is because it wasn't expected to be what it was. You know, I feel like more commonly now when shows kind of showing the teen way of life and whatever,
And they're going to show everything and it's going to be hardcore and all this sort of stuff. There's kind of this idea of what it's going to be and how it's going to fit into the zeitgeist early. Whereas that was kind of like, we're just going to make this show. We're kind of messing around.
It's a good bunch of people, very talented bunch and great writing, but it's kind of like nothing's expected of it. And then it did kind of blow up in a way that I feel like it still kind of gets watched by some people now. I've never actually seen it.
I was 16 or 17. And I guess it was around then that maybe camera phones and stuff were starting to kind of come out as well. And it was a weird transition because up until then,
i'd basically most of the time just been able to live my life very normally and and i still can mostly day to day it's um being recognized as kind of a weird it goes in weird waves i don't know if you find this but it's like if you've had something out recently or you've been on people's screens then maybe they recognize you otherwise people just look at me like maybe we went to school together but at that period because that show was very popular like with my age group and everything as well it was kind of it felt like i was under scrutiny a lot
Yeah.
I didn't particularly enjoy that at all.
Yeah.
Yeah. I don't know. What kind of attention do people want?
Yeah, Nux is meant to be kind of essentially on his deathbed the day that you meet him at the start of the film. So that was something George asked me to do, was to lose some weight. And I did get a strange body dysmorphia through that where I didn't feel I was that skinny and then looked back at photos and I was like, oh, you were very skinny. I didn't realize quite how far I'd gone with it.
It wasn't that. It was just not eating as much and just running tons and jumping rope and like, yeah, just not eating that much. I wish there was a secret. Yeah.
But the red onesie is going to be helpful throughout this.
thank god i have that onesie on um when did you become my mate said to give himself like a colonic like that's when you shoot the stuff up to loosen everything yes he had to do that in a hospital and then like lost control and they they said you could do it himself and he's like okay i'll do it but then was like on the floor of the bathroom in the hospital like cramping with why did they say do it yourself oh my god
That was for a role. I learned to ride bikes for a role. The first thing I did with Elle called Young Ones that Jake Paltrow directed with me and Elle and Cody Smith-McPhee and Michael Shannon. Great, great group. But yeah, my character rode motorcycles and that. So I learned to ride for that and then got into it for a little while and was riding a lot and
Getting on track and all that sort of stuff. But I've kind of stopped. It started to feel a little bit, well, I fell off a few times. So that started to feel a little bit dangerous. And then I got more into car racing. So I've been doing more of that because it feels a little bit safer.
You've got just some, you're in a cage. Yeah, you've got a whole roll cage, helmet. I mean, you wear a helmet, obviously, on the bikes, but you've also got this hands device. Have you heard of this? I think it stands for hands, head and neck saver. So it's like underneath your harness is this thing that then connects to your helmet to stop your head if you do crash from moving too far.
So it's saved loads of lives.
Yeah, I grew up watching it with my dad and racing with my dad and stuff. And he would like build cars as one of his hobbies. So I was always kind of interested and excited by them. So now I'm lucky where I got the opportunity to kind of go and race around a track. You just took, I mean, a serious course. What's the course that you just took? Oh, the Corsa Pelota, the Ferrari, yeah.
So now I'm kind of waiting, hopefully. I've done some of their track attacks at the Ferrari Challenge, and those have gone well, and then next will be the actual race. But the track attacks are when everyone's out there trying to set the fastest lap sort of thing time.
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