Jodie Comer answers JUICY questions from her fans | Fan Mail
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AI GeneratedActress Jodie Comer answers fan questions in a \"Fan Mail\" segment with Capital. She discusses her acting process, her experience filming *The Death of Robin Hood* in Wales and Northern Ireland, her personal wellness routines, and her preferences regarding reality TV and her past roles.
The idea of a snog is one of them, which is interesting,
I don't know, I have to go out.
I have to go out.
They rolled them like
connection of digestive tract
marshmallows cherries
I was
they added them back
human works.
I feel like I'm
for that to be able to change
In a moment.
Hello, buddy,
Dwi Jodie Comer
I am today
I am going to teach
your fan mail
Gyda Capital.
I have also already said
bod gen i dim ond tri cyfleoedd
Away.
However they may have been done,
I'll have to contact you
any questions
You're going to teach it to me,
It's safe.
It's impossible.
I'm Jodie,
You are inspiring me to work.
I am trying
Your work is human work.
A allwch chi rannu sylwadau
How do I use it
people's paradise
Oh, Sammy?
First of all,
human spirituality.
There is no position
That's what I'm doing
I'm working with someone
possessing the kind of inspiration
I truly need your help.
Well, I'd say
playing along with that,
That's what I'd like to do
Can I come to the set?
you will make the deduction
more and further
It is possible.
Only to get out of any
Sylwad o ffyrdd
just do the thing properly
You can't do that thing on the side
She was crying because she was sad.
There was information there.
I'm getting on with that part
I don't feel it
I have given thought to going there.
Next question,
Dear Jodie,
You're unbelievable
Tessa's performance in the premiere.
You needed to choose
while working on the stage
a game on the screen,
What will you choose?
You may choose one,
a period of time,
Sarah's stage period.
I cannot choose.
I feel that would be very difficult.
I'm going to interrupt it.
Sarah is more important.
It's a matter of fancy,
when you use
a period of time
I cannot choose one.
They are all giving
anything at all
They are difficult to distinguish.
Question three.
Hi Jodie,
The roads are in your new film
A very long time ago.
What is the common thing
Why did you do it?
like filming a movie of that kind of Robin Hood
In Wales?
Best wishes, Amber.
I liked filming in Wales.
The people there are completely ordinary.
The seats were spacious.
Claire, who is working on the set,
would the little bars be
The Levites were the tribe.
I think
The Welsh language is fascinating.
The bars were found to be
digestive biscuit service
The farchnellau and cherrie.
I was announcing them back
No business at all.
I'm saying
I wonder what that would be.
I didn't do the pubs.
That's something
I seem to know it
otherwise
may I have my way
food is common
in one.
Oh, I'm off to the set
I was going back, so I didn't get a chance to experience the Welsh pubs.
I would like me to do a bit more of that.
I, Jodie, am so excited to see Death of Robin Hood.
What was the most popular film starring Hugh Jackman that Jack filmed?
Oh, what was the most common sin to film with Hugh?
There aren't many good ones around the roads, really.
I feel he's very close from the beginning.
it's being driven out of its ways,
They are connecting more commonly.
I remember them being in these ways,
In Belfast,
on the day of filming,
the small paths of the moors,
The steps are going out.
That was indeed a very real activity.
In reality, that's a very good way of doing the job,
Otherwise, you will alwaysintegral toGlobals
You will never have the chance to go in again.
Dear Jodie,
Your range as an actress is unmatched.
That's very kind.
You've played some very intense characters.
in very heavy stories
How do you unwind after a performance or a long shooting day?
Do you have a go-to happy film and TV show?
Lots of love, Jessica.
A hot bath is essential for me.
Wherever I go, I'm like,
I've got my own Epsom salts,
I've got my own candles,
my own yoga mat
I feel like a good kind of somatic stretch
Or breath work is good if the day has been intense.
If not, it's not necessary.
But a bath is essential for me.
That's pretty much the main thing in my rider,
that and bananas.
We all liked each other very much.
but when we weren't filming,
We were kind of going our separate ways.
We definitely had a couple of communal dinners,
A small roast dinner in the local village.
But I also have to say,
Michael Sarnofsky as a human being
is very personable, generous
has a great deal of humility
and is very calm in how he directs a set.
So it was a truly beautiful atmosphere.
So I can't say I even felt the need to unwind,
But Hugh is probably going to say something different.
because he had an extensive amount of action scenes,
You know, I kind of came in and held space for him.
So it was a bit different for me.
I was somewhat in a constant state of relaxation,
I would say, for Robin Hood,
which is quite rare.
Hiya Jodie.
Having spent some time in Northern Ireland
for the death of Robin Hood
Who do you think has the better pub culture?
Scousers or the Irish?
From Alex, a fellow Liverpudlian.
Well, Alex, as I've just said,
I haven't, I didn't have the chance
to properly experience Irish pubs
So I'm going to have to say Liverpool for now.
I don't know if we have a lot of live music in Liverpool.
which is kind of what I'm craving in Ireland.
So for now I'm going to have to say Liverpool,
but my feeling is that it could
Jodie, I recently saw a clip of you saying
You got into Married at First Sight Australia.
I need to know what your most controversial math opinion is.
I'm hooked on every series.
I'm going to have to shred, purely because
I don't have anything controversial about it.
It's like, it's something that I watch.
when I want to fry my brain
and don't want to commit to anything too much.
I do think, generally speaking, now, reality TV,
Everyone is too aware of the stakes.
And what, you know, everything seems quite curated.
in what they're going to, I guess
somewhat gain from public exposure.
So I don't think it's quite as raw
and risqué as it used to be,
which is probably a healthy thing
but it does make it less enjoyable.
If there's ever a new season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,
I will, I will watch it.
Dear Jodie, I'm so intrigued
by what your non-negotiables might be
to have in your trailer during filming.
Is that a snack you have or an article of clothing?
Or perhaps a candle you like to keep burning?
Love from Jess.
Jess, we're not allowed candles.
How sad.
But for safety reasons,
But maybe a little incense.
I like incense.
I travel a lot with my dog.
So now I'm a bit of a pain in the ass.
with I usually like a little sign on my door
so people know there's a dog on my trailer
so they don't open the door
and she runs and bolts,
Runs for the hills.
So maybe something like a small dog bed or whatever
and my green bananas.
Jodie, I have been a huge fan of yours.
Ever since Killing Eve.
So who do you think is the better antihero,
Robin Hood or Villanelle?
Best wishes, Zoe.
It has to be Villanelle.
Right?
I mean, maybe I'm biased.
And what I will say is actually,
I feel like Robin Hood.
I don't know, it's quite interesting.
when people realize,
especially within this film
that it's somewhat more of a nuanced retelling
and he might not be the kind of hero
that people associate him with.
Robin is quite sorry about that in this film.
I don't think Villanelle cares that much.
I'm going to say Villanelle.
Sorry, I shouldn't.
To Jodie, can you snog, marry, and avoid
These three movies you were in
28 Years Later, The Bike Riders
And The Death of Robin Hood?
James
I'm sorry, James.
But I can't avoid any of them.
I can't make a choice.
Also the idea of snogging one of them
It's a bit weird.
I don't know, it's freaking me out.
I mean, I feel like in regards to
choosing a project to be involved in,
A major part of it is the writing.
and kind of contemplating whether the character
is going to allow me to delve a little bit
into something I've never done before.
I'm always kind of excited by a challenge.
The idea of it makes me quite nervous.
I feel like that's a good place to be.
I made a film called Stuffed last year.
which is an independent film,
which is a musical
and Arese Jones, the director,
That film was adapted from a short film.
So this is his first feature film.
but he just has a clear sense
of what it is that he wants to make
with style and execution,
And that was really, really exciting to me.
So I guess they're the kind of things
that I am increasingly drawn to now
As I get older.
Thank you for watching Fan Mail with me,
Jodie Comer.
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