Cillian Murphy's Acting Advice: Respect the Team

0:00It's March 12th. Here's what's happening in Entertainment. Sillian Murphy shared his top piece of acting advice with his 18-year-old son, Aaron, who's kicking off his own career in Hollywood. The tip comes from Murphy's early days on stage, where an older actor told him to always hang up his costume. It's simple, but sticks with him to this day. He remembered rushing off after a play to hit the pub, dropping his costume on the floor. The veteran explained it wasn't just about tidiness, but respecting the entire production team, from technicians to stage crew. You're just one part of the big machine. This wisdom came up in a recent interview with co-star Tim Roth, promoting their new Peaky Blinders movie, The Immortal Man. Tim, whose own son, Jack, is an actor, praised the mindset of staying humble, no matter how big you get. Meanwhile, Tim plays a nasty villain named Beckett, a Nazi sympathizer clashing with Tommy Shelby's gang. He skipped rewatching the series to approach a fresh, even asking the creator to tweak his character's background from upper-class to working-class, for realism.

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