1. It’s a big role so previous experience is important to have. Maybe give panto a go…
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2. Throw yourself into the part right from the start
Source:3. You need to be able to have the occasional laugh with your co-stars
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4. He’s a perfectionist, so make sure you do your research for the role
Fail to prepare, prepare to fail. Learn your lines inside out. Take up boxing (he used to do it as a boy)
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5. Don’t be afraid to give the director some advise if you think improvements can be made
Just don’t overstep the mark…
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6. Always turn your phone off when you’re on set
Source:7. Stick to the ham and cheese sambos in the canteen. None of that fancy stuff…
Source:8. Take time out of filming to unwind
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9. Don’t bother reading the reviews when the film is released
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