Sam Claflin

There is that.

But it was, again, one of those real joys to work on.

And we shot out in Marseille the story of this couple kind of traveling through Europe or meeting in Europe with the view to sort of traveling to Marseille.

And then he vanishes on a train.

And then she sort of, yeah, tries to do detective work and find out where he is and who he is.

I think that's probably as much as I can say.

I think so.

But it's, yeah, it was a real interesting role to play because there were so many sort of sides to him.

Like to the point where I remember speaking to the writer, Preston, I was like, but is he really like a secret agent?

Or, you know, is he really a clown?

Yeah.

He's complicated.

Who is he?

But yeah, it was a lot of fun to play that, you know, to play the many, many hats of a man.

I mean, you hope so.

Good, good.

They definitely were there in the script.

But I think, again, I try not to listen to the noise because of the, you know, you could read 10 good reviews and one bad one or mediocre one would be the one that sits with you.

So I try to just sort of...

I do my job and then I just look towards the next job.