A blog about me, Adam Thomas Wright, and my experiences as a young actor.
I went to BBC Broadcasting House yesterday to record a new drama. I met up with a few people I had worked with before which was nice and I met academy award winning actress Juliet Aubrey. She has just finished a film alongside Bryan Cranston. I have just finished watching ‘Breaking Bad’ and I was interested to know what he was like, she said ‘he was really nice’. Juliet played my adoptive mum in the drama and we had a good laugh.
If you missed ‘The Outcast last night’, you can catch up on BBCiplayer:- http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b062vqcx/the-outcast-episode-1 I play Ed Rawlings as a child. He is not a very nice child and a bit of a bully. Finn Elliot played Lewis and he was brilliant. I made a short film whilst we were taking our breaks and this is Finn and me discussing the plot line, with Aran to the right. I will release it later. We had a great time and we all got on really well. In the next picture, from left to right is:- Sophie, Aran, me with...
*MINOR PLOT SPOILERS* Dinosaurs. That’s what you expect when watching a film in the Jurassic Park series, and Jurassic World certainly doesn’t pull any punches on that front. Given that the blockbuster is set in a ‘Prehistoric-style Disneyland’, the film starts all sweetness and light, with the generic Starbucks and doughnut stalls; we are soon introduced to the scary risks of the park. The acting is believable, with Chris Pratt giving a dramatic, funny and sincere performance, like in Guardians of the Galaxy. There is a comedic theme that runs through the whole film, providing many laughs, and also jump scares...
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