Sarah Niles Describes Family-Like Connection With 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps' Cast | THR Video - video Dailymotion

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Sarah Niles chats with THR at 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps' premiere and describes the immediate family-like connection she felt with the cast. Plus, she talks about what it was like transitioning into a project as big as the MCU.

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00:00I adore your character in Ted Lasso so much and the warmth that evolves with

00:06the relationships. I'm curious, without knowing your character in this film

00:09personally, is there likewise a warmth and evolution or how do you relate to

00:13this first family? I think there's a warmth. She's quite funny, she deals with

00:17them and they're kind of like, you know, they can't keep up with time, they can't do

00:19the things they're supposed to do, you know, we have a schedule, let's stick to it.

00:21So I think you'll find a warmth in there, she's funny, she likes to have a

00:25laugh, her and Sue likes to have a bit of a laugh. Were there certain cast members

00:29that there was like an immediate click with or did the whole family feel like a

00:31family from the jump? They all felt like a family, they really did. I was like, this

00:35is a real married couple, Pedro and Vanessa, what's the deal with this dude? You know,

00:39but I just love how they're just, they're just naughty, especially Pedro. I always

00:44want to find, who's the naughty one in the group? Immediately Pedro.

00:48Immediately Pedro, 100%. Now Matt Shackman comes from TV and has done film and now is

00:53evolving to these things. With your directing experience from TV directors, was it

00:57different transitioning into something as big as the MCU?

00:59It didn't feel that way. It's just when you get in your own head, you start to think

01:03that. But I think Matt is really brilliant. He has a way of really creating, okay, let's

01:08put it in something real and the real thing is the family. The family trying to stick

01:12together, the dynamics in the family, the conflicts with decision making. So I feel like

01:18that's what Matt's really good at. And when you root it in something real like that, it's

01:23taken care of in a way. Yeah. You know. I feel the same about your work. Like it feels

01:27very grounded and real. So I'm really excited to see you here. Thank you for all of your

01:30hard work and I cannot wait to see you in this. Oh, I can't wait to see it. I haven't seen

01:33it. Oh, no, it's first time. Although, what are you most excited to see without spoiling

01:36anything? But like what's, what's a moment or an idea or anything that you're as a fan of

01:41knowing what it is? Oh, well, it's just, it's a lot of things. I want to see what Natasha

01:45Leon's doing in this movie. I want to see what she's up to. I want to see a character. I think she's great.

01:48And I want to see the silver silver when things start to shift and change. I love all that.

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