The True Meaning of Black Mirror, According to Andrew Scott

Andrew Scott joins British GQ as he revisits some of the most notable Theatre, TV & Film characters in his career so far: from playing ‘C’ in ‘James Bond:Spectre’ to his role as Hamlet in the renowned Shakespearean play.

“They say it’s the biggest theatrical challenge that you can have,” the Irish actor maintains as he reflects on his time in the West End portraying the Danish prince. “That character allows you to play almost every facet of yourself… After playing that part, everything just seems easier.” Watch the full episode of British GQ’s Iconic Characters, as Andrew Scott breaks down his most iconic roles in Theatre, TV & Film.

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