Rupert Grint recently spoke about his work on his new film, Cherrybomb, his character, Malachy, and how it differs from Harry Potter.
Yeah, it just came to me and I really loved the script. I met Lisa (director Lisa Barros D'Sa) in London and did a little screen test. And then I flew out to Belfast and did some rehearsals.
I really enjoy it because it’s a totally different world; everything is so much smaller. I think we get a bit spoiled on Harry Potter because we have fancy dressing rooms and all. But there is actually a lot more waiting around (on Harry Potter) so I prefer the pace of films like Cherrybomb. On this you do like seven scenes a day and they’re really quick days and it’s exciting - it’s good fun!
It is the most adult thing I’ve done and there are some risky things going on - the drug taking and there’s a bit of romance - so yeah it’s different; it’s good, it’s cool.
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“It’s a different dynamic - a different way of working - because you’ve got two people to talk to. And they were very clear. We had this week of rehearsals and we went through the whole script and really got into the detail of it. And I think the edgy look to Luke and Malachy is down to Lisa and Glen. It took a while to get used to the quiff, and my dyed eyebrows and eyelashes!”
Raadhika
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