00:00Lei crede nel male, professore? Io non ci credevo. Fino a quella notte. Maria.
00:11Good stories is really frightening. You have another frightening movie, I suppose, coming out in this period of cargo.
00:21What's fear for you? What are your greatest fears?
00:25I suppose really, I mean really my greatest fears are things concerning my family. That's the truth for everybody I
00:34think.
00:40I've always had a fear of going mad, actually since I was a kid. Since I was about 12 I
00:45thought, how do I go insane?
00:48Because then how will I even know? That's always interesting to me, sanity. How do you even know?
00:56Because sometimes the happiest looking people you see are out of their mind and I think I wonder if that's
01:03better.
01:04I wonder if it's better to know you're not mad or not to know you're mad or to be sane
01:08but still have your hand up.
01:11Aside from that, I'm choking. I'm fanatical about chewing my food. Fanatical about telling my kids chew your food.
01:22Because anytime, when anyone is with a parent and you see your kid go like that and you're calling the
01:28ambulance.
01:29Yeah, I'm a big food chewer. But it wouldn't be a very good film. It wouldn't be a very good
01:36scary story. Food chewing.
01:38Your own Lincoln's story is full of surprises and without following, what can you say about it?
01:44Well, I guess Mike Priggle is someone who I'm able to really play up to, I think. There's something theatrical
01:54about this role.
01:56There's something that's heightened, the film is heightened. It's not Ken Loach. So there is something presentational and theatrical about
02:04it, I guess.
02:08And I love that. I love having the license to play someone who's a kind of Machiavellian and someone who
02:21just enjoys other people's discomfort, actually.
02:24And a real manipulator. I love that. Because you don't often get the liberty to do that and to properly
02:32give voice to the side of you that is not very nice.
02:40So yeah, he is really full of surprises. And his role, not just his character, but his role within the
02:48film takes you to different places and I love that.
02:51So when I was reading the script, I was like, Jesus. You know, lots of things that you don't see
02:55coming.
02:57And which hopefully the audience won't see coming as well.
03:01What was the most difficult scene to shoot?
03:06That I can talk about?
03:08Because it's not, yeah, this...
03:10Without the slide.
03:17None of the ones that I can talk about were difficult because honestly, those two directors are just...
03:25It was easy. It was easy.
03:28They make life very easy on the set.
03:32They give you good words to say, good actions to play.
03:34And I had the synergy with other good cast members, one of them being him.
03:43Yeah, you know, it was not...
03:46It didn't feel...
03:47None of it felt difficult, really.
03:49I mean, it's cold.
03:50But then Britain is always...
03:52One thing you know about, if you're a British actor and you're working in Britain, you will very, very rarely
03:57be hot working outside.
03:59Very rarely hot, you know, so...
04:01And very rarely dry.
04:03So those things are...
04:05A pain sometimes, but no.
04:07The actual work was...
04:09It was nothing...
04:10It was...
04:12So happy.
04:13The job was so happy.
04:15I was on set every day to just...
04:17Let's do it.
04:18It's raring to go.
04:20I couldn't wait.
04:20I could not wait every day.
04:22And I'm not always like that, you know.
04:24I'm not always like that.
04:25Sometimes life can be a bit...
04:28But actually...
04:30Yeah, it was fun.
04:31It was like playtime.
04:32It was like playtime at school.
04:33Every day.
04:35For 12 hours.
04:36Fantastic.
04:37Speaking of fear...
04:38Everybody read your interview in which you say that Charlotte is a fan in order to go into depression than
04:44the fan.
04:44What should change to convince you to be Watson again in the future?
04:49Well, to clarify...
04:51And I did clarify with the publication Concerned.
04:55The headline was, Sherlock isn't fun for me anymore.
04:59I'd never said...
05:00Within the content of the interview, never said that.
05:02Those words were never said.
05:03I said, there are aspects of the pressure of Sherlock that are not fun.
05:07But the show is...
05:08I love the show.
05:10I'm not stupid.
05:11I read a lot of scripts.
05:13I've done a lot of work.
05:14I know that that is one of the best jobs I will ever do.
05:16As far as quality is concerned, writing, cinematography, production, everything.
05:21It's a good job.
05:24Um...
05:24But...
05:25Yeah.
05:26I mean, I've never felt the anticipation and the pressure on any job like there is on Sherlock.
05:32So, on the one hand, it's nice that people are that invested in him.
05:36But...
05:37Yeah, I think all of us...
05:38All of us feel that, um...
05:42The flip side.
05:43Because the flip side of...
05:45Oh my god, I love you, I love you, I love you.
05:46Is, I hate you, I hate you.
05:48And those two things are...
05:50Paper thin.
05:52The distinction between them.
05:53So, um...
05:55That's not easy, you know.
05:56But I'm not crying.
05:57It's like, I still have a very lucky life.
06:00A lucky working life.
06:01And Sherlock is a big part of that.
06:03But, yeah, to pretend that was not there would be lying.
06:05It's just, it's not true.
06:07Um...
06:08Also, it's hard to get us all together at the same time.
06:11Uh...
06:12But I...
06:12So, really, I...
06:14It's not like I would need a lot of convincing.
06:16It's just...
06:18The last three episodes, as the writing suggests,
06:22that this is a pause for a while, you know.
06:25It doesn't...
06:25It feels like...
06:26It doesn't necessarily feel like a full stop,
06:27but it does feel like a, you know, dot, dot, dot.
06:30Yeah.
06:31But I...
06:32I like...
06:32I like being John Watson a lot.
06:35Because it's a fantastic character.
06:36And I like working with Ben.
06:38That's also...
06:38You know, he is brilliant in a brilliant role.
06:41So, it's...
06:41Yeah, we're very aware of how lucky we are to have a...
06:47roles like that in a show like that.
06:49But, yeah, I think it will be...
06:52My guess is that it would be a while.
06:54But, you know...
06:55But I'm...
06:56I'm still a fan.
06:57Courtney.
06:58Oh, my God.
06:58Oh, you know all.
06:59Oh, no, wait.
07:01I don't like it.
07:03Oh, my head...
07:04The brain sees what she wants to see.
07:11Lost stories.
07:12The things are not always what they seem.
07:16Dal 19 aprile al cinema
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