What was your experience with watching the firstA Quiet Place?
Djimon Hounsou: It was obviously edgy.
It was gripping, the first one.
And organically, this is why I was drawn to accepting this film without even looking at the script.
It’s just how vibrantly that first one could grab you and keep you attentive to the screen?
To just [think] what would you do?
How would you survive in this sort of setting?
Cillian Murpnhy: Yeah, I had the same sort of reaction.
I brought my boys to see it, and they were maybe 10 and 12 or something.
So, they were hiding underneath the seats, and no one was eating their snacks.
Without giving any spoilers away, where are your characters in the world ofA Quiet Placeright now?
But you have to just go in and experience the film; experience the the story.
You guys have worked with some of the best directors in Hollywood, like Steven Spielberg and Christopher Nolan.
Can you talk to me about John Krasinski and what’s unique about his directing style?
Cillian Murphy: Well, for me, he’s just a natural director.
You cannot learn that; you just have it.
He’s a proper director.
Djimon Hounsou: Speaking of emotions, that’s what I wanted to say more about John.
One thing that surprised me by him is his directions are mostly emotionally driven directions.
He won’t give you a line reading.
As much as it may sound Ilike a line reading, it’s more about your emotional reading.
As a huge fan, I’ve got to know what’s going on.
Where are we gonna see Thomas Shelby go next inPeaky Blinders?
Cillian Murphy: Well, that would be a spoiler too.
Series 6, which we’re about to start filming, is kind of an extension of series 5.
But things never go well for him, do thy?
So, they’re not going to get better.
That’s for sure.
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