The actor talks to James Mottram about his Bafta-nominated film about an inmate of the infamous US detention camp; working with Jodie Foster and The Serpent’s Tahar Rahim; and why he worries he may have been Covid’s ‘patient zero’
. But it’s what he and SunnyMarch do next that intrigues. He’s lined up to shoot– about the 1930s and ’40s stage illusionist Jasper Maskelyne, who was seconded to the intelligence services in the Second World War – withdirector Colin Trevorrow. “It’s thrilling to be at the inception of a project to its completion,” he says.. “I’m really proud of what we’ve achieved,” he says. “Building something from the ground up… is very, very satisfying.
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