While we prepare to bring you an exciting season 2, we will continue to provide entertaining bonus content – from interviews to spotlights on some other great indie podcasts out there.
Today we are shining a spotlight on I Love Lucifer star Adam Levy. Adam's unique talents have brought to life the characters of both The Narrator and Tanya's father, Nigel Thompson, He trained at RADA the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and is a member of the Royal National Theatre and the RSC - The Royal
Shakespeare Company, You've seen Adam in such films as Ridley Scott's "Gladiator", "Before I Go To Sleep" with Nicole Kidman, among others and most recently as the druid Mousesack in Netflix's "The Witcher" and he just finished filming the second season of HBO's "Industry".
We had a great chat with Adam where he reflects on doing a podcast in general, doing a podcast during covid, the character of Nigel, including some of the similarities and the challenges. He also gives advice on navigating one’s career as an actor in this new digital industry.
You will hear some of Adam's favorite clips from the show and what went in to making those magical moments!
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