Leo Woodall opens up about ‘pressure’ of working with Oscar winners

Leo Woodl, 29 years old, had to learn German to get into his dream role Nuremberg, alongside Oscar winners Russell Crowe and Rami Mank.

Leo plays Sergeant Howie Tortest, a young American mercenary tasked with interpreting the words of Nazi war criminals during the Nuremberg trials. Stars Stars As States AS LEFTMINF Göind analyzes the American drug epidemic by Douglas Kelley.

The role was one of them Bridget Jones: Mad about the boy The star was really interested. He learned some German to say the lines of the accounting tape. But you have to learn a lot more about the movie when he finally got the role.

“I can’t quite remember how much I was given in the first round of checking just as a monologue to think about judging and getting one sentence out of it and doing a part of it, and letting it breathe a bit.”

After he got the role, The One day Early on he started studying with a German language teacher and took it upon himself to speak well enough to make mistakes while recording.

“I have a German teacher

“It was one of the most interesting things I learned to do a role … My first day came with Rami and Russell interpreted the first time their characters met,” he added.

“So the nerves are out [stretching his arms]. Even if I only speak English, I would still feel nervous. But I have to nail Germany. I know Russell will also speak German,” Leo added.

“And so, now, I’ve dug and dug and dug and I’m talking about myself in Germany as much as I can, but I make mistakes with everyone so that I make one mistake,” he said.

He admitted that he came out with a pistol because he did not want to fail in front of two Oscar losers.

I put a lot of pressure on myself and I felt like there was a lot of responsibility that just came out of it, if I couldn’t stand by her, it would be a really sh*t day. [Laughs]He added, drawing out that it finally hit him. “

Leo soft wood Nuremberg It’s in theaters now. The actor will next be seen domestically Tuner.