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Valentine’s Day Is on Us – And Lucien Laviscount share why his new film This time next year is the perfect watch on the annual day of love.
“There are two people who have to find themselves,” said Laviscount, 32, said US Weekly exclusively. “And I think no matter what someone in the relationship goes through, there is always space for each other to grow and grow each other. I think everyone who watches the clocks will get away with a smile on the face. “
Laviscount plays Quinn in the romantic comedy – which is based on the novel by Sophie Cousens And now available on the Roku channelGolda Roshevel). He meets the most lovable Minnie (Sophie Cookson) on New Year’s Eve. The couple quickly realizes that they were born in a minute in the same hospital and start friendship. But when your binding is deeper, you are forced to re -evaluate if you are more than just platonic.
While laviscount-der is familiar in the Rome Com world Emily in Paris – is one of the undeniable outstanding projects of the project. The actor believes that the magic is also in the director Nick MooreThe man who worked on two of his “favorite classics”, Love actually And Notting Hill.
“He is an upper floor in my eyes,” enthused Laviscount. “I think people forget that so much of the film in processing. Whatever happens on the dance floor happens on the dance floor. But a film is really brought to life on this cutting table. It was incredible to work with Nick, and he only knows what he wanted and where it would go. “
Laviscount said he “never worked” with a director, who had previously had such a clear vision. It turned out that the background was not too shabby. “We shot most of it in Rome,” he said. “Rome for London, which was crazy for himself, but nice.”
This time next year Has all pieces of the puzzle in every Rome Com lover, but what the lavi discount emerged was how complex Quinn was a character. His life has much more than showing the love interest of the main character.
“The process for me was that I really had to get to the root of the (quinn) relationship with his mother like everything,” he told us. “And his drive with work, his passivity to find what is important in life, and to be able to share your life with someone and to have someone who can share the weight with him.”
There is a lot to love with Quinn and Minnie – that of the last name is Cooper, like the car – deeply diving into the idea of chance and believe that two people collide at the right time.
“It is simply beautiful in the script and in the book as you can find,” said Laviscount. “They literally push against each other. He opens the toilet door. It’s really interesting. I think many films take place in the sense of: “This is just love at first glance.” These (two) really have to deal with their own problems, and they have a lot of household to determine before they can be in the life of the other in the living servants. “
But has the main role in Netflix ‘romantic imagination Emily in Paris as one of the love interests of the title character helped him to prepare for the role of Quinn?
“I think it helped me get the offer. I’ll tell you that, ”said Laviscount with a laugh. “I think that definitely helped.”
But what they are essentially could not be more different. “I approached differently (quinn),” continued Laviscount. “He has this kind of character to do with his mother with many things at home. He had been her caregiver for a long time and took second place. In contrast to Alfie, who just left the country and ran with a girl who broke his heart. “
There is another difference: “I have the girl in this (film), which is great.”
This time next year is now available on the Roku channel.
