TBH, we agree!
The film stars Galitzine as Hayes Campbell, the 24-year-old lead singer of boy band August Moon, who begins an unexpected romance with Solène, a 40-year-old single mother.We adore Anne Hathaway , so when we had the opportunity to speak to Galitzine about, we just had to know what working with Hathaway was like.
"She was just incredibly gracious from day one," he continued."She cares so much about her work, and her characters, and I think we have a similar work ethic and we needed to draw on that at times in the movie.
Meanwhile, Hathaway was"really, really sick" during one of the film's more emotional scenes ."So this is kind of what I was saying before, as well, the reliance on one another to really pull each other over the line," he said.Do you agree that it's some of Galitzine's best work? Sound off in the comments below!
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