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Ben Whishaw on Brexit, Beards and Life After 'The Crucible'

I know you’re familiar with working on location and being far away for long times, but was it strange being here in New York when the Brexit vote was happening in the U.K.?
Yeah, it’s been really strange to be at a distance from it. I was away as well when the attacks happened on the London underground in 2005, and I remember watching that from overseas and feeling similarly attached and frightened and wanting to be back home, which is what I sort of feel at the moment, really. I feel like I would like to be back home even though it’s splintering apart. I feel like I want to be with my country, and I will be soon.

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ReduxStock: Photos by New York Times photographer Jody Rogac of actor Ben Whishaw in The Guardian’s G2 section, April 4, 2016.

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Remember Ben Whishaw’s Name || BACKSTAGE
Photographed by Matt Doyle
Ben Whishaw is competing to be heard over the hammering coming from the Walter Kerr Theatre’s orchestra level. Sitting in the mezzanine, he has to raise his typically subdued voice over the incessant banging as the tech crew finishes construction on the set for Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible.” The stage decor, which director Ivo van Hove has very consciously had installed piecemeal alongside the play’s performances, is mirroring the cast’s progress; previews are eight days away and they’re five pages shy of the Tony-winning play’s grim culmination. It’ll be the first full run of Whishaw’s Broadway debut.
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