Thomas Doherty

That would have been so funny.

Okay, yeah.

So, I mean, it was amazing.

It was definitely this time in my life.

career I've done 10 years in the industry now you know so I feel like I've done I always looked at it as an apprenticeship for the for the industry just trying to learn as much and also just find my feet I mean you know yourself it's really strange there's so many moving pieces and I mean it took me so long to even know the difference between

an agent and a manager.

So I think for the first 10 years I was like figuring that out and then figuring myself out and living in LA and then living in New York and then getting bits of attention and fame.

And it's just, it's kind of weird.

to time post process in your brain.

Right.

But I feel like I'm in a really, really good place with, with all of that and have a great relationship with that.

And paradise was the real kind of definitely feels like the turning point for me and my career in terms of having a little bit more of a creative voice with things and,

I don't know.

I mean, I just I think that I'm on sets with these well-established directors.

And I mean, this is prior the last 10 years.

I'm with more experienced actors, with very experienced producers and executive producers and directors and.

Cinematographers, you know?

So I definitely had to be quiet and listen and learn.

But now it definitely feels like, and Paradise definitely kind of took that out of me.

And I mean, being surrounded by Shailene Woodley, shout out, love you.