"It's an actor's dream to be able to be as ridiculous and uninhibited as you are in Death of a Unicorn, right?"
"Within the Leopold family, you have the opportunity to do away with self-awareness. Being the worst version of these characters was really quite freeing."
Will Poulter is enjoying a diverse acting showcase with two contrasting roles in upcoming films: a Navy SEAL officer in 'Warfare' and a satirical blue-blood in 'Death of a Unicorn.' The former is a serious wartime thriller, while the latter leans into comedy, providing Poulter with a platform for absurdity. Known for his range, Poulter's on-set demeanor has earned him the nickname 'Daddy' among co-stars, a nod to his responsible nature. The actor reflects on the liberating experience of embodying over-the-top characters, particularly in the comedic environment of 'Death of a Unicorn.'
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