00:00Having worked with Alma before, I'm sort of used to that feeling of magic being made on set.
00:19Alma said that she loves you all because you are all actors that have poetry in them, in you.
00:29So, I want to ask you, how do you nurture your poetry?
00:37Wow, that's a very interesting question.
00:40I think that... how do I nurture my poetry?
00:46I think that for me, my biggest thing with acting and the reason that I sort of am doing it,
00:53is like when I was a kid, I used to, you know, play like imaginary play in the garden
01:01and I used to pretend I was like in wars or I was like, you know, fighting dragons or whatever,
01:07you know.
01:07And I used to be able to imagine it so strongly and so vividly.
01:12And I think as we grow up, we lose that, you know.
01:17Our imaginations sort of fade and we can't access that world of dreams anymore.
01:25And acting, in my opinion, is a way of keeping that world alive and being able to use your imagination
01:35and the powers of your imagination to throw yourself into these characters in these worlds
01:41and make them believable and make them come to life.
01:44And so, I guess in a sense, that's like my version of nurturing my imagination as my poetry.
01:52If that makes sense, I don't really know.
01:54Yeah, yeah, of course.
01:56And Judith says that she wants to be a writer who reminds others that this moment exists
02:03and she's speaking about everyday moments, moments that maybe other people would consider boring.
02:11Yeah.
02:12So, when you choose a character, when you choose a play, a script,
02:17do you think that you want to be an actor that wants to remind other people that also these moments
02:23are important and exist?
02:25Yeah, of course.
02:27I mean, it's, yeah, I think that I've never felt more like at one with myself than when I'm on
02:38set
02:38and when I feel like I'm truly in a scene because you relish in every moment, in every look, in
02:46every, like, beat.
02:47And if someone, like, gives you a glance, you'll notice it and it'll change your entire physique or action.
02:54And I think that it, you know, it teaches you to really appreciate the nuances of life.
03:04And, you know, time goes by pretty quickly and, you know, it's pretty fast and you can't, like, you've got
03:14to, like, stop and appreciate the moment for a second.
03:18And I think that movies are a good way to do that, is just to stop and be completely in
03:25a movie and in another world for two hours is a good way to stop and, like, appreciate that moment.
03:33This TV show is so beautiful. I don't think that I've seen anything like this on TV because it's really
03:39stylish and really the images are so powerful and beautiful.
03:44When you were on set, did you realize that it was so magic, really? How was it on set?
03:50Yeah, I mean, to me, for me, it's not really that alien because having worked with Alma before, like, I'm
03:59sort of used to that feeling of magic being made on set.
04:03She very much brings brings that energy. But I think in the case of, like, physically, like, seeing it, I
04:11think the, you know, the sort of sets that we were in matched with the costumes.
04:18And, like, you really saw this, like, how stunning it was and how sort of stylistic it was and striking.
04:28And so, yeah, I definitely got a sense of, like, looking around and being like, this is going to be
04:32really, really powerful when it's put together.
04:35OK, thank you so much. You are amazing in the show and the show is really beautiful.
04:39Thank you. Good job. Thank you very much. Have a good day. Bye.
04:41Bye.
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05:09Grazie.
