Will Poulter had such a great time working on 'The Score', he'd love to make another musical
Will Poulter would “jump at the opportunity” to make another musical.
The 29-year-old actor had a great time working on heist film ‘The Score’ and its soundtrack with co-stars Naomi Ackie and Johnny Flynn and he’d love the chance to sing on camera again in the future.
He said: “’The Score’ is the closest thing I have to a mixtape because I’m involved in several tracks.
"Recording those songs with Naomi and Johnny was one of the most fun periods of my life.
“It was a lovely introduction to the world of musicals, I would jump at the opportunity [to do more].”
And while Will is usually a reluctant dancer, he felt “totally at ease” showing off his moves with Naomi in the film.
He told Total Film magazine: “I try to avoid dancing at all costs.
“I need to have had several tequilas to even attempt dancing.
“If I can hide behind a character I’ll dance.
“I felt totally at ease dancing with Naomi in ‘The Score’.
The musical also forced the British star to face one of his fears for a particular scene.
He said: “I’m not the most confident driver. It took me a few takes on ‘The Score’ just doing one high-speed reverse.”
Will hailed the film’s director Malachi Smyth for the way he coordinated fight scenes to music in the film.
He explained: “There’s a sequence in ‘The Score’ that’s one of the most fun fights I’ve ever done.
“The way our director Malachi times it all to music is kind of genius.
“It was a real laugh, even rehearsing it I got the giggles.
“I’ve always loved learning those skills – but I think it was Mike Tyson who said, ‘Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.’ “
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