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About the staircase scene:

Q: The delivery is really funny, I was like "he really thinks he ate with that question"? Y: He does. I remember you were like smirking. You were like "be my mistress"... L: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it is. It's humiliating. No, because you're right, I think it is. And it's a lovely moment, I think, because, you know, we think of Benedict as someone who's actually tends to be pretty sensitive and tuned into what other people want it to do. And for someone like that to get it so spectacularly wrong, it is like watching like a, you know, a really established singer like sing off key. Y: Yeah. L: Do you know what I mean? And be like, "Oh, wow." Y: Oh, wow. You got so wrong. Y+L: Yeah. Yeah.

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The shoot is a fashion play: lovers, schemers, ingenues, villains, braggarts, all under the direction of photographer Annie Leibovitz. The actor Luke Thompson, dozing in a brocade chair (and soon to play opposite Keira Knightley in The Lives of Others at the Adelphi), takes the temperature best: “With film and TV you’re not there when the audience is unwrapping their present. In theater—that charged feeling. It’s electric.”

[...] He smiles, watching Park take a turn through the carriage in magenta Valentino couture. “You have to really believe in it.”

RUNNING THE SHOW Luke Thompson (in an Emporio Armani waistcoat, shirt, and trousers) returns to the London stage in Robert Icke’s adaptation of The Lives of Others in October. Theater, he says, is “not a methodical job to me—it’s instinctive. When people are asking you how you do it up there, it’s like asking how you stay alive.”

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Luke Thompson photographed by Annie Leibovitz for British Vogue

The Stars of London’s West End Hop a Chic Train (Reimagined by Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin) for an Opulent Fashion Trip

The actor Luke Thompson, dozing in a brocade chair (and soon to play opposite Keira Knightley in The Lives of Others at the Adelphi), takes the temperature best: “With film and TV you’re not there when the audience is unwrapping their present. In theater—that charged feeling. It’s electric.” He smiles, watching Park take a turn through the carriage in magenta Valentino couture. “You have to really believe in it.”

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