There’s not much better than an awards ceremony – exulted triumph, applause, gowns, men in suits, sobbing disappointment, hysterical women stealing hateful glances at each other. Pure theatre. In celebration of the 2014 BAFTA’s, Wonderland has joined in blissful union with their official backstage photographer Jessie Craig to shoot who we imagine to be future award winners. Here they pose resplendent and explain, in bite-sized quote form, their dreams, loves, aspirations and ventures for the rest of 2014.

Wool polo neck by HACKETT

Harry Treadaway
“Coming up I’m playing Dr Frankenstein in Showtime’s Penny Dreadful with Eva Green, Timothy Dalton and Josh Hartnett. Also, I star in a psychological thriller indie with Rose Leslie called Honeymoon, I’m writing and directing a short film and am shooting a photographic portrait project. Calm, then.”

Patterned dress by MARY KATRANTZOU

Gugu Mbatha-Raw
“Even though she’s hardly fictional, Cleopatra would be great to explore, as she’s reached an almost mythological status in history. Plus it would be interesting to discover the real woman beneath the image.”

Primary blue suit by PAUL SMITH and white cotton shirt by HACKETT

Max Irons
“I’ve spent too long thinking about what a musical of my life would sound like. Out of key probably.”

Teal jacket and matching shorts both by DIOR HOMME

Freddie Fox
“When I was a kid it was the big action epics: Die Hard, Beverly Hills Cop. As I got older: Withnail & I, Serpico, Dog Day Afternoon, The Godfather, Glengarry Glen Ross. I have relatively eclectic taste, but there’s definitely a strong Al Pacino theme running through it.”

Textured jumper by HACKETT

Asa Butterfield
“In every film I do, I learn something new and I never know what the day will bring. Unless, of course I have to wake up at 5am, no one likes waking up at 5am…”

Nude silk dress by CHRISTOPHER KANE and charm bracelet by ASPREY LONDON

Kaya Scodelario
“I’m obsessed with the 60s and 70s music scene, so I would love to portray a character of that time. I love the fashion, music and youth movement of it all. My favourite band is The Rolling Stones and I’d love to play a young Keith Richards. Like most British actors, I’d love to be in a Bond film – but I want to be the one who finally kills Bond, and doesn’t sleep with him.”

Knitted jumper with suede elbow patches by HACKETT

Dominic Sherwood
“I used to love watching anything with superheroes and villains in. Mainly for the villains! I love the paradox of dark and light needing each other. I’m a big James Dean fan, so Rebel Without A Cause was another one that lit the fire in me. I also love Last Of the Mohicans – from the performances to the tragedy and beauty of the story. But who doesn’t look up to Daniel Day Lewis?”

Photographer Jessie Craig
Fashion Editor Francesca Turner
Words Jack Sunnucks
Hair Max, Harry, Kaya, Gugu, Dominic and Asa all by David Wadlow at Premier Hair and Make up and Freddie by Louis Byrne at The London Style Agency both using CHARLES WORTHINGTON
Makeup Max, Harry, Asa and Gugu all by Nathalie Eleni and Kaya, Dominic and Freddie all by Riona O’Sullivan both using LANCÔME
Fashion Assistance Francesca Hope
Production Seona-Taylor Bell
Thanks Amy Elton, Janette Dalley, Emma Allen and Charlotte Faith
Special thanks to BAFTA partners LANCÔME, CHARLES WORTHINGTON, ASPREY LONDON, 88 RUE DU RHÔNE, HACKETT, the BRITISH FASHION COUNCIL and THE SAVOY

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This translated to layered, blocky organza shapes redolent of modular design, whilst leather jackets looked almost like monochrome circuit boards. The colours were almost sherbert like in their freshness, against inky black and midnight blue. This played against double heeled plastic shoes and blunt black wigs, as if the women walking down the runway had been 3-D designed and stepped right out of a computer screen.

All clothing by FENDI S/S14

Photographer Jessie Craig
Fashion Editor Francesca Turner
Hair Tracie Cant at Premier Hair and Make up using BUMBLE AND BUMBLE
Makeup Rhea le Riche using YSL BEAUTÉ
Nail Technician Ami Streets at LMC Worldwide using CHANEL S 2014 and BODY EXCELLENCE HAND CREAM
Casting Ros Okusanya
Fashion Assistance Hannah Ryan and Francesca Hope
Production Seona Taylor-Bell
Model Josephine Skriver at Models1

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What is your favourite recent innovation?
Does an app count? Cause if it does then whatsapp definitely, it’s saved some friendships that I would have been broken hearted to lose.

What do you think is the most overrated book or film of all time?
Catcher in the rye, I’ve read it a few times and still don’t understand how it’s the great American novel.

What food do you despise the most?
I eat pretty much anything, but smaller versions of larger things freak me out. Like poussins. Also the idea of a chicken omelette, that’s like eating mother and baby together.

What is your biggest food guilty pleasure?
Salt and vinegar peanuts, or crack nuts as I have come to call them.

What’s the best present you’ve ever received?
Two friends of mine before I went away on a job recently declared it national Katie McGrath day and gave me a box of survival goodies for the trip, it made me cry like a little girl.

Worst job you’ve ever had in a non-acting context?
I’ve been pretty lucky with all my jobs; had fun at most of them really.

Eccentric fear or dislike?
Having anything touching behind my ears. Hair clips or anything. It’s like nails on a blackboard, I can’t stand it.

Whats your favourite TV show?
Great British bake off, it’s amazing! The drama! Will it rise? Won’t it?! Will it be a good bake?! Will it have a soggy bottom?! Who knows!!!?? Epic telly viewing. And I usually can’t stand reality TV.

Whats your favourite item of clothing?
An old grey men’s Gap cashmere sweater that I’ve had for years and that comes everywhere with me, it’s my ultimate piece of comfort clothing.

What is the last book you read?
The Orphan master’s Son by Adam Johnson

 
Photographer Jessie Craig

Fashion Editor Francesca Turner

Hair Yoshi Miyazaki at Untitled Artists London

Makeup Louise Dartford at Stella Creative

Production Seona Taylor-Bell

Words Paul Craig 

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WONDERLAND: Hi Sophie! What is the oldest article of clothing you own?

SOPHIE KENNEDY-CLARK: Hell, I could have a stall or five at Portobello market with the amount of vintage clothing that I have collected over the years from around the globe! Alas, the piece I cherish the most is actually a tartan flannel shirt of my mother’s from the ’70s. She always smiles when she sees me in it and that usually prompts a story or two from days gone by when she wore it. I like that.

What is the worst job you’ve had in a non-acting context?

My father is always threatening to get me working in his fish factory, which gives me enough drive to keep this acting malarky afloat. I once worked in a vintage shop which was pretty disastorous – I got WAY too attached to certain items, was constantly playing dress up and my shop floor manner had little to be desired when met with the rudeness of some customers. 

What favourite song this week ?

Dream a little dream by Mam Cass.

If you had to pick one way to travel for the rest of your life, and you were unable to use any other form of travel, what’d you pick?

Trains, a big ol’ fashioned steam train…and I would like to drive it too please. Hold on – does this bind me to one continent? If so I change my answer to magic train for international purposes – you understand.

What is your favourite movie?

It would be a toss up between Easy Rider, Annie Hall, Carry on up the Kyber and Happy Gilmore.

What is the last dream you had?

I have a dastardly recurring nightmare. I’m standing in front of a stair case and I cannot for the life of me figure out how to climb them. I just can’t remember how to climb stairs I’VE FORGOTTEN and it’s so simple!?! I stare at them frustrated and anxious. Sometimes I’m being chased and in the dream this happens and it’s horrible. Or at least it could be but I usually wake up at the point of capture. I know…I’m a therapist’s field day.

Last great film you saw in theatres that blew you away?

Another Earth. I saw it a while ago and I’ve seen other films since but that one REALLY blew me away…oh my God the end….stop reading this interview and go and watch it immediately.

 What do you think is the most overrated book or film of all time?

Of all time….err that’s a big ask…people rate things for their own reasons so I’m not bold enough to pass judgment.

What is your worst type of food?

I will eat nothing on a plate where there are mushrooms lurking – and mushrooms really lurk. Whats worse is I’m veggie – and folk love to throw a handful of the little rotters into veggie dishes.

What is the worst tourist activity you’ve ever experienced?

I don’t like being on boats – specifically at sea so any sea boating activities go down like a lead balloon in my book. Having said that I wasn’t too averse to the odd Gondola this year at the Venice Film Festival.

Sophie wears velvet top by Rochas and silk pyjamas by Eres. 

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Photography by Jessie Craig

Styling by Francesca Turner

Fashion Assistance by Giulia Oddi

Hair by Noriko Takayama at Untitled Artists London using TIGI

Make-up by Natsumi Narita at Untitled Artists London using MAC

Nails by Ami Streets at LMC Worldwide using The New Black

Productiob by Seona Taylor-Bell

Words by Paul Craig

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English Actress Annabelle Wallis is somewhat of a chameleon when it comes to the roles in which she opts to play.

Her part in historic drama The Tudors, in which she portrayed one of Henry VIII’s wives, Jane Seymour, led to roles in big budget Hollywood pictures W.E and X Men: First Class. This year has seen her take on the role of double-agent Graces Burgess in new BBC drama Peaky Blinders, alongside Cillian Murphy and Sam Neil.

Biggest food guilty pleasure?

Offal. I love odd foods. I eat like only a pregnant woman with mad cravings should.

Eccentric fear or dislike?

Bad teeth and bad breath!

You can go back in time once, to either invent something or stop something from being invented, what would you choose?

The perm would have been halted! There is a whole generation of women from the 80’s traumatised by the perm and it’s been passed on to their children. I call it “perm shame”. A travesty.

Best-worst T.V show you’ve ever watched?

Best is Breaking Bad. Aaron Paul is my buddy…so it makes it even better. I’ve watched a lot of bad Latin soap operas  growing up…although I secretly wish to be in one.

What do you think would drive society into a greater state of desolation: a systematic power outage or if all the gasoline in the country disappeared over night?

Well you need power to extract the gasoline. So power. Could you imagine if our generation of narcissists were unable to take a selfie!? There would be pandemonium!!

Would you rather have to wear roller skates for a month or boxing gloves for a week?

Roller skates! It would be my one and only excuse to wear a full fluoro-spandex onesie and pirouette through the streets of London.

What would impress you more/less: If a date took you on a dinner date to a chicken shop or to a free sample stand in a grocery store.

Let me be honest…I’m a cheap date. I’m usually just happy to be on one. If the company is good then greasy chicken and chips tastes like lobster and champagne.

Worst tourist site/activity you’ve  ever experienced as a child or adult.

Being stalked by lions on a riding safari, then chased by a bull elephant on horseback. Actually that was pretty awesome come to think if it. Climbing Machu Picchu without being proerply adapted to the altitude was also crazy. It’s like being suffocated whilst trying to sprint up a mountain in 35 degree heat and 80% humidity.

If you could eliminate one sport off the face of the earth, which sport would it be and why ?

None! We need to be doing more sport. I am all for a bit of sweat. It’s sexy.

Photographer – Jessie Craig

Fashion editor – Francesca Turner

Fashion Assistance – Giulia Oddi

Hair – Noriko Takayama at Untitled Artists London using TIGI

Make-up – Natsumi Narita at Untitled Artists London using MAC

Manicure – Ami Streets at LMC Worldwide using The New Black

Producer – Seona Taylor-Bell

Interview – Paul Craig

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Style icon?

I love what Chloe Moretz wears, she’s one of my very good friends and every time I see her she just looks so like…neat. She always wears really cool skirts and trousers that are like rolled up at the end. She’s just really well put together — she takes a lot of care into what she wears, which I think is important. But then she’s also one of my very good friends, which does make me kinda biased. I love what Keira Knightley wears as well, she’s got such a particular figure, but is also quite tall so she can get away with these big shapes, like she can wear really tight leggings then wear a really baggy cardigan and she can do the leather trousers..she’s got a cool style I like it.

Other hobbies?

I do a lot of music — I sing, I play piano and I write music as well — I’d say that’s my biggest one

Best present?

When I did my first film my friends all chipped in together and bought me an iPod, and they engraved it on the back and wrote “Ella we all love you good luck on your movie” and it was just really lovely.

Superpower of choice?

I change my mind about this all the time. I think it might be fun to be invisible. Pranking people…the stuff I could do to my three younger brothers, payback for everything they’ve put me through! Or flying, flying would be fun.

Wow. What’s the best prank they’ve ever pulled on you?

My brother once woke me up by opening up my eyelids and spraying water into my eyes with a water gun, and I can tell you I wear contact lenses. Thankfully I remembered to take them out before going to bed — luckily — but when you wake up and you have poor vision already and you have water in your eyes and you can’t see… it can be quite stressful as I thought I’d gone blind. It was about five in the morning and you could just hear me screaming, and my brother on the floor, laughing hysterically.

Most stylish character played?

Probably my part in Kick Ass 2. I mean all the other parts I played — I was quite grungy in one, which was cool but I had so much eye-liner I looked like a panda and I put a green streak in my hair and ripped up jeans and a big baggy t-shirt, etc. But in Kick Ass they put me in short skirts and kind of American pretty — and I’ve never played a pretty character so it was fun to be dressed up in pink and stuff.

If you were a superhero where would your hideout be a-la super man’s fortress of solitude?

This is quite a particular answer. You know in Old Street they have those two trains by the billboard? I was driving past and I saw a guy smoking like on top of the train so that is where I’d have it — it’d be inside of a train, I’d want it somewhere quite high up so I can watch things, ’cause no-one thinks to look up do they? Somewhere high up.

Biggest pet peeve?

When I’m speaking and people “sshh” me, that upsets me. My brothers do it so much. I’ll be saying something and they’ll go ‘Sh!’, and it goes with the hand gesture as well, it makes me want to strangle them. I also don’t like sharing forks or cutlery, or taking food off my plate. I don’t like when people take food off my plate, like if you want that food you could order that, it’s my food. Like if I offer it it’s fine, but don’t take it without asking — it’s food, its important to me!

All time to co-star with male/female?

Marilyn Monroe and Elvis. If you co-star with Marilyn Monroe and Elvis you’re pretty much set. Also because there’s so much hype about them I just would want to know what they’d actually be like. I’d wanna get to know them. You know, like having Elvis on Facebook, or Marilyn on your phone hahaha.

Embarrassing style choice from years before?

It wasn’t even like 4-5 years ago, that’s how embarrassing it is, it was from about 2 years ago I used to wear these hand warmers — but like the little ones so there black and kinda goth-y, and I used to wear them everywhere. I used to wear black beanies and just wear them indoors even on a hot summer’s day. I don’t even know why I wore them besides I thought they looked cool. So embarrassing. You know when you see kids who try to colour coordinate everything? That was me too. I used to have clips in my hair that’d have little bows on them, and they’d be green-purple-green-purple-green-purple going all the way to the back of my head. Also pink and brown, which is also a great color combination (laughs).

Three wishes?

People always go world peace, end poverty, so pretending that isn’t an option, pretending war doesn’t exist. I’d wish I won the lottery, I think everyone’s gotta wish that. I’d wish that I owned an ostrich because my grandma rode an ostrich when she went to Australia, so I think if I owned an ostrich I’d be able to ride it to work everyday. And my third would be lifetime good health for friends and family…and myself (laughs).

See Ella in Kick Ass 2 with Chloe Moretz, Jim Carrey and Aaron Johnson, out in theatres now.

Words: Paul Craig
Photographer: Jessie Craig
Stylist: Francesca Turner
Producer: Seona Taylor-Bell
Grooming: Noriko Takayama at UnTitled Artists London using TIGI
Make-up: Noako Scintu at The London Style Agency using Dr Hauschka
Fashion Assistance: Giulia Oddi

Velvet dress by Christopher Kane.
T-Shirt by James Perse, navy skirt by Acne Studios at Liberty and necklace by Dominic Jones.

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Middlesbrough girl Faye Marsay snagged the lead role of Anna Neville in BBC1 period epic The White Queen fresh out of drama school and is on the rise. After all, Anna Neville didn’t claw her way to the throne for nothing – some of that queenly steeliness definitely comes from Marsay herself. Since The White Queen, Marsay’s landed roles in Fresh Meat and ITV wartime drama The Bletchley Circle – but we’ll always have a spot in our hearts for the once and future Queen of England.

Who is your style icon? I like what Ellen Page wears. Sometimes she wears like beautiful dresses, and then other times she just looks like a tomboy. That kind of vibe I think, like casual, smart, and then just whack out a beautiful dress.

Any hobbies? I like playing the drums. Or just hanging out with my mates really. I just like being around people. People person. Not all the time, but you know.

What’s the coolest gift you’ve ever received? Probably when my parents took me to Disneyland in Florida. I was about 9 or 10, my mum and dad told us and a week later we were on a plane. It was that age where Disneyland is like the best thing in the world.

If you could co-star with any actor or actress all the time, who’d it be? Kevin Spacey, or Charlize Theron… Or Robert De Niro, loads of them you know what I mean? Let’s go with Kevin Spacey.

What is your most embarrassing fashion faux-pas? At school we used to have our hair tied back in a really tight ponytail. Your hair would be scraped back in a pony with a scrunchy and you’d have two bits coming down over our foreheads that would just be hairsprayed – these two antlers, like antennae. I also had a coke-can fringe before, horrible fringe… With a scrunchy on top.

Biggest pet peeve? Slow walkers. Especially living in London. People that walk dead slow.

What’s the worst pick-up line you’ve ever heard? “Are those space pants because your ass is out of this world.”Awful.

What’s the bigger deal breaker, bad teeth or B.O.? Bad teeth.

What is most stylish character you’ve played? None of them really… Probably Anne Neville because she’s in the court, so she’s got the most regal style. Anne Neville, White Queen.

Three wishes (and no wishing for unlimited wishes). Mum and Dad sorted forever. Just sorted. Emotionally, healthwise, financially. To be in a play at the national theatre. And to be able to drum with Dave Grohl would be pretty cool as well. Art, passion, family.

If you could punch any animal in the face, what would it be? Snake.

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Images: Jessie Craig
Styling: Francesca Turner
Words: Paul Craig
Producer: Seona Taylor-Bell

Hair: Noriko Takayama using TIGI
Makeup: Naoko Scintu at The London Style Agency using DR HAUSCHKA
Fashion Assistance: Giulia Oddi

Look 1: Bug print pencil skirt by MCQ ALEXANDER MCQUEEN and T-shirt with elasticated collar by MARNI
Look 2: Sweatshirt by MCQ ALEXANDER MCQUEEN

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Once described as the Ophelia of Skins – but twice as mad – Cassie (Hannah Murray) was one of the most beloved characters off the iconic E4 show. Who can forget that scene with Sid on the trampoline? Celluloid teen magic, we tell you. To mark Cassie’s return to our screens in Skins: Pure, we caught up with actress Hannah Murray to find out what she’s been up to, and what it’s like resurrecting your best-known character.

You actually worked pretty closely with Skins creator Bryan Elsley on your episode. What was that like?

Bryan kind of knew I’d want to be involved in a creative level. We’d meet up every month or so and to start off with what was very much just general chats about the character, his ideas about the story, my experiences being 23 and living in London, and my friends’ experiences, various things we both felt it should be about and what the themes should be.

Other than being able to contribute to the script, why were you so keen to revisit Cassie?

It was that challenge to play the same person, that that much time has passed so they really aren’t the same person. Anyone from 18-23 changes massively. I felt finding the right balance between the new her and the old her was really interesting; it gave me this freedom, really. Whatever I needed those five years to be they could be them.

You’ve gone on to appear in Game of Thrones, another cult TV show – tell us about your role as Gilly.

It’s kind of about this journey, her leaving with the baby. What I love about it is that everything is so stripped down to the most basic of emotions for my character. She wants to save this baby’s life and nothing else really matters, it’s instinctive and animalistic. The world she was in was so shrunken down. When she leaves, that’s the first time she’s ever left — that’s one of the things that’s so beautiful about her journey.

Whereas Michael’s my age, Stuart is so well established as a creative person. They’re both very exciting people to work with. You just feel very lucky to be on someone’s first film, to be with them at the start of their career. And they’re both people who I think are really talented I’m really excited to see what they do next. When I remember my first job, there’s something special about that that you don’t quite get back and to be in someone’s first project you feel so happy. I just felt so lucky to be part of such a special experience for them both

What kind of characters would you love to play?

I’d love to play a baddie. I just think it seems really dishonest to try and make characters likeable. When I read scripts where you can see that they’re working so hard to make you like the characters, then the characters feels to me like they’re no longer real people. I’m really fascinated by watching people do despicable things. So many people are very selfishly motivated. I think you can learn a lot more from watching people do wrong things than watching people do right things.

So, what future plans do you have?

I always read interviews when I was younger with really successful actors and they’d go from job to job to job, and I always thought that’d be amazing. I mean it’s difficult on a practical level, you don’t spend that much time at home, but I think that’s why we all want to do this, to be rushing around the place playing three different places at once. I’d like to do as many different things as I can do. Film and theatre and television, everything mixed up!

Images: Jessie Craig
Fashion Editor: Sylvester Yiu
Words: Paul Craig
Hair: Jay Zhang at ERA using BUMBLE AND BUMBLE
Makeup: Carol Hayes at DWMANAGEMENT using KIEHL’S and CHANEL
Videographer: Kiel Devalera 
Producer: Seona Taylor-Bell

Look 1
Patchwork dress by JACOB BIRGE, printed dress by MALENE ODDERSHEDE BACH and white diamond loop necklace by SOPHIE BREITMEYER

Look 2
Military jacket by FAITH CONNEXION, T-shirt with embroidery detail by MALENE ODDERSHEDE BACH, black skinny jeans by SUPERFINE and shoes and socks both talent’s own

Look 3
Dress by FAITH CONNEXION, patchwork skirt by JACOB BIRGE and sapphire hoop necklace by SOPHIE BREITMEYER

Look 4 (video only)
Sleeveless black leather jacket by FAITH CONNEXION, printed dress by MALENE ODDERSHEDE BACH and rose gold bracelet and white gold bracelet both by SOPHIE BREITMEYER

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When we sat down with Jonathan Bailey, we weren’t sure what, or who, to expect — the goofball anti-academic in the short-lived (and well loved) Campus, the pensive and radical thinker Leonardo Da Vinci (yep, he’s another one) in BBC’s Leonardo, or the hardline budding journo in ITV’s hit Broadchurch. Turns out, he’s just a really cool, talented dude — it’s not called acting for nothing.

What’s the one item of clothing you’d never wear?

A catsuit. Or clogs.

Leonardo da Vinci or Leonardo from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles?

Da Vinci. The original super hero.

When are you happiest?

When listening to music on the move.

What’s your earliest memory?

Throwing a cup of ribena on my sister.

Comedy or drama?

Comedy – nice and easy to dip into.

What instrument would you play in a band?

I’d play my recently purchased cello… badly.

Photographer: Jessie Craig
Director: Joe Connor
Producer: Seona Taylor-Bell
Fashion Editor: Francesca Turner

Grooming: Elliot Bssila
Shoot assistant

Look 1: T-shirt by American Apparel, trainers by Vans, chinos, Raybans and jacket (found in a tree at a festival) all Jonathan’s own
Look 2: Yellow sweatshirt by Acne at Matches

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After profiling the lovely Laura Haddock (aka Lucrezia in Da Vinci’s Demons), we got a hankering to shoot the bad boy genius of the series itself, namely the actor Tom Riley. We weren’t initially sold on the idea of a leather-jacketed Da Vinci, but the Kent boy really sold us on the idea of a sexy polymath. Brains over brawn every time, right?

Most vivid childhood memory? I remember being at a story-reading in a local library as a 5 year old. It was a story about a dragon. Halfway through, a bunch of local students burst into the room dressed as a Chinese dragon. Despite being five, I laughed it off.

What was the last lie you told? I told you I laughed the Chinese dragon off when actually I wept so much I was thrown out of the library.

Fantasy or sci-fi? Sci-fi. The narrative rules in that world make for stronger story-telling, whereas fantasy can rely on magic to get you out of corners. If someone says that the trolls are coming over the Bridge of Orthonolingoshire I tend to switch off.

What’s your favourite item of clothing? I have a beautiful leather biker jacket from All Saints with sheep wool lining that is both awesome to look at and warm to be in.

Are you a lover or a fighter? A lover. Every time it looks like I might be getting into a fight I just kiss the guy till he surrenders.

What would you rather die without having? No material possession is better than life itself.

Marmite or Nutella? Nutella wins the thick brown paste war.

What’s your biggest fear? That I’m going to get found out.

What would you do if you were king? Be quietly smug in the fact that I had Helen Mirren waiting for me at home.

Favourite co-star? It changes from job to job but I have a very soft spot for three terrific actresses, who also became three of my best friends. Jemima Rooper, Imogen Poots and Laura Haddock.

Images: Jessie Craig
Words: Zing Tsjeng
Styling: Francesca Turner

Producer: Seona Taylor-Bell
Video: Joe Connor

Look 1: Patterned jumper by DSQUARED2, trousers by ALL SAINTS and brogue boots by GRENSON
Look 2: Knitted oversized sweater by MCQ and jeans, boots and necklace Tom’s own

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