harris dickinson

That's so kind of you to say, thank you so much. I think as an actor, the fun in the projects is doing things that challenge you. Taking on different roles with different budgets and giving a perfomance people want to see, that's what I live for and I'm so happy that's coming across. You're a great actor. I know you can do that too. Maybe one day, we'll even get to work together.

you're welcome! that is part of the fun of doing what we do. we basically get to explore different worlds. sometimes on a large scale and other times, not so large. i think that you are doing exactly what you want when it comes down to it. i have no idea how you manage it all. thank you, that means a lot, coming from you. maybe one day, if we're lucky enough to be attached to the same project.

it's honestly been hilarious to watch. they catch the most blurry photo from about half a mile away, zooms in until there are about twelve pixels left, and they've got the entire plot mapped out. sometimes they know because of the outfits we're wearing, but they can't know exactly what we're doing, right? we all got the same wig, it's hard to tell who's who, let alone know what's even gonna happen. guess the beatles still mean a lot to everyone, and that excitement definitely rubs off on us while we're making it. people keep asking me about the pressure of george harrison, but what about yours and paul's? lennon and mccartney, like now that's pressure!

the dedication is almost admirable. they really do take the worst possible photo they could and its always so far away. they see the outfits, the wigs and all of it. what people don't realize is that it was the standard back in the day. so i don't think they are getting much from it? they really do and i know we're probably going to be responsible for introducing them to a new generation. though they are timeless. mate, why are you bringing that up? have you missed me basically having an anxiety attack every single day? so much pressure!

listen, mate, i have no idea where that idea comes from. i think it has something to do with the accent, but i definitely don't consider myself posh. i still wear tracksuits on my days off, and i eat my breakfast on the sofa like everyone else. but hey, i choose to believe it's one of the few perks the house of tudor and the astors passed down to us mere commoners. god knows what kind of reputation we'd have if it weren't for the castles, the titles, and centuries of pretending we know what we're doing.

i guess it will be an eternal mystery. probably something with the accent that makes so many people go mad. never really been one for the tracksuits myself, but i get it. honestly, i consider myself to be bloody boring, but i've been told otherwise. maybe that does have something to do with it. i mean it might work in our favor as far as reputations go, even if they are completely wrong.

i appreciate that a lot, mate! i'd say the people asking me about the show is dying down, at least i thought until i actually agreed to a convention and saw firsthand how much people still want to talk about it. so join the club and all. it's been fun getting to be part of other projects though, and never in my life did i think i'd be part of a peaky blinders one. can't wait for everyone to see that. though you know what people are talking more about? your beatles films, which i can't wait to see! sort of sad you haven't snuck me on set so i can witness everything in the flesh.

no problem! i was wondering if the talk was dying down, but i don't see that every really fading out. that show had such an impact on so many people. a convention? that must have been a touch surreal, mate. i heard about peaky blinders and not at all jealous. i bet that you'll be amazing. are they? i had no idea that was such a big deal. do you really think i can sneak anyone onto that set? it's all very hush hush, top secret madness. i still can't believe i'm part of something so huge.