Lucy Boynton — The Future is hers

“You usually hit the ground running. One year, I went from a series called The Ipcress File straight into Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?, followed by Chevalier and then The Pale Blue Eye. And I’ve never been happier. I think I wouldn’t be able to do it every year, but I was so content, happy and excited to keep going from project to project that I just loved. I had the privilege of working with people I had previously admired and who were a pleasure to work with on projects I cared about and characters I loved. It felt fulfilling to be on that train and carrying that momentum,” says actress Lucy Boynton. 

Having taken first steps in the industry when she was 12 years old with her very first feature role in Miss Potter, Lucy’s built an impressive resume (Sing Street, Murder on the Orient Express, Bohemian Rhapsody, The Politician, Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?, The Ipcress File, The Pale Blue Eye, Chevalier to name a few) showcasing her chameleonic abilities to bring characters — both fictional and real — and complex stories to life across different genres which all would be hard to fit into these introductory words of this cover feature of ours.