Actors - Cillian Murphy can't work without lightness
According to Hollywood actor Cillian Murphy, he was grateful for his colleague Emily Blunt during the filming of "Oppenheimer". The British-born actress, who plays Oppenheimer's wife in the Christopher Nolan thriller, is "one of the funniest people", the 47-year-old Irishman told the US newspaper "Los Angeles Times". "And I have a rule that if it's not easy on set, I can't work."
Murphy, who is nominated for a Golden Globe for his portrayal of the inventor of the atomic bomb, explained that many of his films are "pretty intense" and take him "to dark, challenging places", which is why he longs for relaxation during his breaks from filming. "I need to feel comfortable. I can't be in this dark place all the time. I don't have the stamina for that."
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Cillian Murphy, a renowned Hollywood actor, appreciates the lightness brought by his colleague Emily Blunt during the filming of "Oppenheimer" in the USA. Cinema is a place where Murphy can't work if it's not easy on set, as he highlighted in an interview with the Los Angeles Times. The 47-year-old Irishman found Emily Blunt, who is also from the UK, to be one of the funniest people he has worked with. Murphy's rule is to avoid intense and challenging films that take him to dark places unless he can find relaxation during breaks. A testament to this, Murphy is nominated for a Golden Globe for his portrayal of the inventor of the atomic bomb in the Christopher Nolan thriller, which, as he mentioned, is a pretty intense film. Cillian Murphy, known for his roles in various movies, acknowledged that many of his films are intense, and he strives for lightness and comfort to balance it out.
Source: www.stern.de
