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[children vocalizing, laughing]
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Sorry. We're not cool enough to say it.
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Guys, we're the Shakespeares.
We're supposed to be way cooler.
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What's been so extraordinary
about this experience
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has been seeing the human behind this man
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and the world that he's come from,
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which has been shared by
the family around him.
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It feels like it's gone deeper,
for a lot of us
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than we ever anticipated,
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as I imagine it does in
all of our own real families.
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[Zhao] I really love our actors
because the way we work,
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it requires someone who
is going to surrender to the process,
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and what they give to be able to create
this family, take after take.
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It was so incredible.
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You blow a little wish.
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I don't know what Jessie Buckley is,
or where she came from,
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but she is God's gift to this earth.
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The work that she does in this
is incredible.
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I just don't know where she
generates it from, or where she goes to,
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but I'm so grateful that
she goes to those places.
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When I read Hamnet, I was like,
"This is the woman I've been looking for"...
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- [whistles]
- ...because Agnes is such a force of nature.
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She is a kind of untethered,
deeply curious,
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beautiful soul of a woman.
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What is your name?
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I shan't tell you.
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You'll tell me when we kiss.
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I wanted Will to feel animalistic
and quite masculine,
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even though it goes against
what people expect of William Shakespeare.
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He must have had all of these
complicated urges within him
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to write the plays that he wrote.
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I cannot abide waiting.
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I cast Jessie first, and then I wanted to
chemistry test with Jessie and Paul.
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And I rolled a scene from the moment
they met and just let them play,
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and at some point, something happened,
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and then, suddenly,
the polarity exploded in front of me
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and it was so sexy,
and I knew that was the right thing to do.
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[Buckley] I think we both kind of
were like, "This is special.
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We're going to jump off
the cliff together."
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From day one,
there was nothing we had to perform.
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The kind of pulse between the two of them
was so alive and vibrant,
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and the trust we had
between each other as actors
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allowed us to totally shed our skin
and just give each other our hearts.
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We became attuned to each other
as if we were married.
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I haven't experienced that before.
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And Paul Mescal is such a gentle,
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sensitive force of a man.
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I cannot imagine doing this
with anybody else.
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Is it? Yours?
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The child in her belly,
did you put it there?
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Emily Watson plays Mary,
Will Shakespeare's mother.
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She is a very hardened woman,
she's a woman of her time.
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Your husband was born here in this room.
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Mary goes on quite a journey with Agnes.
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They go through
these experiences together.
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Oh, my God, it was so dramatic.
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To share these moments of
fierce womanhood and motherhood
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with Emily Watson, who has been
an inspiration throughout my life,
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I'll never, ever forget it.
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When I became an actor, my first job
was at the Royal Shakespeare Company.
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Shakespeare kind of saved me,
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so being part of this story
feels like the honor of my life.
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And being there with Jessie,
watching her do what she's done,
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has truly been a privilege.
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All that education,
not an ounce of sense.
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David Wilmot, what an incredible actor.
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He's very, very skillful.
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That sort of simmering rage.
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Back to work.
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"Man hands on misery to man.
It deepens like a coastal shelf."
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It's not just genetics we inherit.
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Stop.
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That's where trauma endures.
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[shouting]
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[Watson] His relationship with Will
is one of the things that propels Will
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into the life that he's destined to take.
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He needs distance from his father.
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- And you would go with him to London?
- No, I'll wait until he's settled.
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Joe Alwyn very much is Bartholomew.
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He carries that essence.
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And he's a quiet one,
he's sturdy, he's self-sacrificing.
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What would our mother say to us
if we were afraid or uncertain?
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To live with our hearts open.
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[Zhao] Bartholomew is very important
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because he's there to
support Agnes's character.
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And Joe acts so much
for his scene partner, selflessly.
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Where are you going?
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Yeah. He's coming.
He's coming.
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To hoodwink me again, didn't you?
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Bodhi, Olivia and Jacobi
are the Shakespeare's kids.
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And they were so comfortable
with each other.
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They are best friends now.
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They're like friends for life.
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I'm Susanna.
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I basically hold this whole family
together 'cause my dad's never here
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and my mum's always in the forest
doing foresty things.
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[growls]
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I'm Judith and I care too much.
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[chuckling]
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I don't know how she found these children,
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but these kids were so present
and so open,
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it just felt innate that we were a family.
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Let me help you.
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I'm Hamnet.
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Jacobi Jupe,
he's just absolutely heartbreaking.
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He's this wonderful mix of
being like a little man,
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but also this really delicate,
young, exciting talent.
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Very good! Again.
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It's rare to come across a child actor
who isn't just going off impulse.
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He has that in spades,
but he also has got an actor's instinct.
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And he's been
an absolute joy to work with.
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- Bye.
- Bye.
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- Bye.
- Bye.
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- Bye. [laughing]
- Bye.
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[Buckley] He's so clever and kind of
knows exactly what is required of him
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but has such access to, like,
go somewhere so deep,
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it blew me away.
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- Will you be brave?
- Yes.
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Will you be brave?
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Yes! Yes, I'll be brave! I'll be brave.
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I'll be brave.
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They instantly felt like my mum and dad.
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In the family,
we all connected right away,
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so we've been like a real family.
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I wouldn't have any other person
to replace them.
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- As like...
- [Jupe] Me neither.
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- Just fits in so well.
- Yeah.
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- Yeah.
- Yeah.
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Yeah.
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[Breathnach] They're both really talented,
and like some of the most creative
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and kind and loving people ever,
and the funniest.
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I'm a serious actor.
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[laughing]
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It feels deeply uncommon to me.
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This family that we've made with Olivia,
Jacobi, Bodhi and Jessie
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feels like a real thing that's going to
span beyond the nine weeks that we shot.
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- [metal clangs]
- [children cackling]
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It's become more and more like a family.
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[stammers] I don't quite understand,
now that the film's finished,
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why we're not getting in, like,
a camper van
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and going to Cornwall together
and having fish and chips.
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Like, I don't understand that.
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Fair is foul, and foul is fair.
Fair is foul, and foul is fair.
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Fair is foul, and foul is fair.
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- Hover through the fog and filthy air!
- [screaming]
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Well done!
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That was amazing!
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