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Jack O'Connell reveals how he tapped into his roots for powerful Sinners sceneThe Independent

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00:00Was it the Wild Mountain Time, the song as well?
00:03Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, those two scenes, Goosebumps, yeah, how do you prepare to sing something like that?
00:14Listen, the initial, when I initially read the script, it blew my mind that this type of music would be featuring in a film of this size.
00:26With the gift of making music so true.
00:30It can conjure spirits from the past and the future.
00:35This gift can bring fame and fortune.
00:38Well, somebody take me, here you are.
00:44But it also can pierce the veil between life and death.
00:51But I was like, listen, I've grown up with this music.
00:54It's a pastime, belting these tunes out.
00:57It appears often times in the pub.
01:00So I was like, do you know what?
01:02They've come to the right man.
01:03I'm going to lean into this.
01:06I just think the soundtrack was really beautiful.
01:08Like the blues and trad music.
01:10Yes.
01:10That just meshed really well.
01:13Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:13That was my initial.
01:14It tells a story as well.
01:16A real melting pot.
01:17Yeah.
01:17An amazing period in the human migration out to America and the Irish involvement in that
01:26was, I felt, very fortuitous to be able to portray that.
01:30You don't need no saving.
01:32Yes, you do.
01:33And you are?
01:35I am.
01:38Your way out.
01:42Don't care.
01:44He's all better now.
01:45Yes, I lied to you.
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