Tom Cullen: Exploring the Complexity of Human Emotions
Welsh actor Tom Cullen, star of the romantic thriller Trespasses, reflects on his experiences in perfecting accents, harnessing fear, and confronting his demons.
“Why are men so angry?”
Cullen's involvement in the adaptation of Louise Kennedy's prize-winning debut novel, Trespasses, is a source of pride for him. The story revolves around a young Catholic schoolteacher, Cushla, who falls in love with a married Protestant barrister, Michael, played by Cullen, during the height of the Northern Ireland conflict in the 1970s.
Cullen was thrilled to be asked to audition for the role, and his enthusiasm is evident in his reaction to the project.
- Perfecting accents: Cullen's experience in mastering different accents for his roles.
- Harnessing fear: Cullen's approach to using fear as a catalyst for his performances.
- Confronting demons: Cullen's willingness to confront his personal struggles and emotions through his acting.
Author's summary: Tom Cullen discusses his role in Trespasses and his approach to acting.
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