Welsh actor Tom Cullen, star of the new Channel 4 romantic thriller Trespasses, discusses his experiences in perfecting accents, harnessing fear, and confronting his demons.
“Why are men so angry?”
Cullen's involvement in the adaptation of Louise Kennedy's prize-winning debut novel, Trespasses, is a source of pride for the acclaimed actor. The story follows young Catholic schoolteacher Cushla, who falls in love with a married Protestant barrister Michael, played by Cullen, during the height of the Northern Ireland conflict in the 1970s.
Cullen was surprised to be asked to audition for the role, and his reaction was one of pride and excitement. Trespasses explores complex themes, and Cullen's performance is expected to bring depth to the story.
Author's summary: Tom Cullen discusses his role in Trespasses.