Thus the end of a long dry spell for struggling British actors implies a continued willingness to struggle. I choose primarily from what I like to read. And every time I've thought about coming here, I've had a good offer to do something in London. For actors, the best part of the British cinematic resurrection has been the availability of interesting, offbeat roles. Quite a range.
Graves gives a memorable performance infused with random, immature anger and confused desire.
That part wasn't so hard, he says. The love scenes, however, were a challenge, particularly one in which Mackintosh finally disrobes. It's strange to kiss a stranger. But okay, like, when you have to really do it, all out. With your tongue.