Sam Claflin

And I think anyone who's been close to me will be able to, will be the first to point that out.

Yeah, I definitely had and still have, I think, imposter syndrome.

I don't really belong here.

I'm not very good.

I think there's an element that I think it's good because it makes me work hard, I think.

But there is definitely a fear of this is the last job I'll do, you know, and it's terrifying for sure.

I think at the same time, I'm now at a place where I feel like there will still be something that I could do.

I don't think my career would end with one job necessarily.

It would be like I'd peter out maybe.

It sort of put me on some really...

obscure like straight to DVD movie type thing first you know and I'd still be able to claw some money somehow for a little while anyway so I don't feel like it's going to end tomorrow now but I definitely feel like it could end I feel the same I don't think that

It's harder for you.

And the same for actors as well.

I feel like if you say the cancel culture being what it is, saying one thing can completely ruin your life.

I think you're right.

I'd say 90% sure that that is the case.

Though there's obviously the odd performance or the odd person that might seep through the cracks and kind of just be like, ah, I wasn't expecting this.

But I think rarely, very rarely.

And I think similar to yourself, I think especially since I became a dad, and I think it's also entering a stage in my life.

I remember doing a job a few years back and...