Calam Lynch interview on What It Feels Like for a Girl at SXSW London premiere: Nostalgia & Y2K

Calam Lynch interview on What It Feels Like for a Girl at SXSW London premiere: Nostalgia, challenges & Y2K fashion Calam Lynch is clearly enthusiastic about his role in What It Feels Like for a Girl, a project that takes a nostalgic dive into 2000s Nottingham. He highlights the series' ability to balance thrilling and poignant moments with a vibrant cast of characters, which drew him to the project. The show's narrative, based on the director's memoir, adds authenticity and depth, something Lynch found appealing. In portraying Max, Byron's first love interest, Lynch faced the quirky challenge of adopting frosted tips, a hallmark of Y2K fashion, which the show embraces with a nod to the era's unique style and playful innocence. He appreciates how the series captures the essence of that time, making it relatable yet entertaining for today’s audiences. Lynch also commends the collaborative atmosphere on set, particularly praising Ellis Howard's talent. He acknowledges the sensitive handling of complex themes, such as sex work, and reflects on the show's relevance in light of contemporary cultural and LGBTQ debates. Lynch remains optimistic about the show's impact, especially its lighter scenes that provide relief amidst more serious narratives. Looking forward to the show's premiere at SXSW London, Lynch sees it as a significant milestone in his career. He expresses a desire to continue exploring diverse roles and working with talented individuals like Howard, underscoring his commitment to growth and versatility in acting. Interviewer: Sarah Bradbury Editing: Olivia Barker ►► Haven't subscribed yet? Do it now! https://theupcoming.co.uk/YouTube ◄◄ Connect with The Upcoming: Our Website ►► https://www.theupcoming.co.uk Instagram ►►   / theupcoming   TikTok ►►   / theupcomingmagazine   Twitter / X ►►   / the_upcoming   Facebook ►►   / theupcomingmagazine   📩 For syndication enquiries: [email protected]