Paul Mescal seems to play characters as if they are real and have feelings and feelings.
Lionel is such a character; He discusses the role he portrays in the upcoming film The sound history In the latest interview.
“I love Lionel,” he shares and adds, “he’s the longest I’ve lived with every character. I’ve waited five years to get him played and I’m so grateful that I did. I think he’s an extraordinary man.”
Elsewhere in the interview, Gladiator II Star says there was no awkwardness when dealing with Co-Star Josh O’Connor as lovers who call the experience a “fun summer camp-like”.
As for the sexuality of his new role, Paul says, “I think I am drawn to grades regardless of their sexuality.”
He goes on, “I think, just as I learn more and more, as I kind of do this job unless I have something to say about who these people are unless I basically know or have a clear opinion about them, I will not do it.”
In the story of Sound’s Logline sounds “Lionel Worthing (Paul), a talented singer from rural Kentucky who leaves his family farm to attend Boston Music Conservatory. There he meets student David White (played by Josh O’Connor) and the couple develops an intimate relationship.”
The sound history will bow on September 12
