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In this interview clip, Nicholas Galitzine explains how his character Adam's identity wasn't understood in his youth, leading to a challenging upbringing and a hope that is slowly being 'squeezed out of him.'
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00:00Did you put any thought into or develop the backstory of who Adam's foster parents are? Who found him?
00:07Yeah, look, we talked about this a lot and obviously like we wanted to, couldn't really explore it too much
00:14on screen.
00:14I mean, what is clear in terms of that period of his life is who Adam is, who he's been
00:22telling people he is, is not something that has been encouraged or understood.
00:30And so that part of his life is, is this kind of amorphous gray for him, really.
00:36And, and, and that's why we meet him in this, in this quite sad place, you know, working in HR
00:40and he's someone who is, who is really like eternally hopeful, but you can really tell, I mean, it's, it's,
00:47it's very slowly being squeezed out of him.
00:49And so Travis and I obviously talked to, we knew we were never going to see it on screen, but
00:53we talked a lot about, about that period of his life.
00:55And who his parents were?
00:56Yeah.
00:56Could you give me like a little hint as to who they were?
00:58Well, I mean, we, we thought that maybe he jumped around actually from family to family.
01:01Yeah.
01:01So, so not necessarily one specific family.
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