Finn Cole on Diving into Last Breath, Peaky Blinders, and Wanting a John Martyn Biopic: Podcast
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Finn Cole explained the rigorous training he and Simu Liu undertook for the film 'Last Breath,' a true-life underwater survival story. He shared insights on how underwater work parallels acting, particularly in areas of focus and breathing. Cole also reflected on his transformative arc in 'Peaky Blinders,' expressing gratitude for the complexities of portraying Michael Gray. He highlighted learning from industry veterans and indulged in a lighthearted moment discussing his love for blues guitar and a comical set experience. His comments showcased both his professional growth and personal passion.
Finn Cole talking about his experience with Last Breath revealed, "It made me more open to exploring different types of characters... I'm so grateful to Steven Knight for that challenge."
Discussing his diving experience, Cole noted, "Scuba diving actually overlaps with acting when it comes to breathing, focus, and presence."
Reflecting on his Peaky Blinders journey, Cole stated, "It was tough to watch Michael Gray shift from fan favorite to divisive villain—but ultimately, a gift as an actor."
On set, Cole humorously recalled, "There's a video of me doing full dad dancing," when the dive crew blasted Underworld's 'Born Slippy' at 4 AM.
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