James Watkins discusses the inspiration behind 'Speak No Evil', emphasizing how remaking the original Danish film allowed them to delve into darker human emotions and psyches. He expresses a desire to explore the psychological complexity inherent in fear and moral dilemmas, which resonates deeply with audiences. Watkins wants to highlight how the film navigates the fine line between unfolding terror and the intricate dynamics of human relationships.
James McAvoy elaborates on the physicality required for his role in 'Speak No Evil', stating that embodying the character's psychological turmoil involved significant physical preparation. He mentions how his performance needed to portray a sense of impending danger and moral ambiguity, which are heightened through physical expressions of fear and internal conflict. This approach adds depth and intensity to the narrative, further engaging the viewers.
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