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Freddie Highmore on 'The Vault' and His Famous Meme | Yasss (2021)

Freddie Higmore (London, 29 years old) has been acting, practically, since he was born. He made his debut at age 7 in small roles for television and a first film job, playing the son of a woman with a fear of commitment in 'Women Talking Dirty'. Thanks to his brilliant career we have been able to witness how the adorable boy from 'Never again' or 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' became the man who gives life to a surgeon with autism and Savant syndrome in 'The Good Doctor 'or the engineer whose brilliant mind will help solve the mystery of the Bank of Spain vault in ' Way Down ' . Son of one of the most important acting agents in the United Kingdom, surely Freddie Highmore did not have very difficult to enter the world of interpretation. What he has only achieved has been to stay, and today he defines his work as "his passion. I have worked in series, movies ... I have done five seasons with 'Bates Motel' and another five with 'The Good Doctor', for now. This is not so common and I feel very lucky, "he tells Yasss on the occasion of the promotion of his new film. Freddie Highmore is the protagonist of 'Way Down', directed by Jaume Balagueró , who has also been behind major Spanish cinema titles such as the horror saga '[REC]' or 'While you sleep'. The English actor plays a recently graduated engineer who rejects offers from the best companies in the world to join a group of thieves and help them attack an impenetrable building: the Bank of Spain, in the heart of Madrid. "I don't remember if I've ever stolen anything," he confesses to Yasss with a laugh. "Surely with my little brother I have stolen something. And surely he has also stolen something from me and I from him." Steal, he will not have stolen, but some little lie has crept in. The weeks of filming 'Way Down' have not been the first that Highmore spent in Spain. And, in addition to being an actor, he is also a philologist, and did his internship in Madrid, where he took the opportunity to perfect his Spanish (which he speaks perfectly, as you can see in the video above). For a few years he stopped his artistic career to graduate in Hispanic and Arabic Philology, and lived in Madrid for several months with a translation grant. As everyone asked him why he spoke our language so well, Freddie made up he had a Galician grandmother! Specifically from Zapateira. And as we Spaniards always say that a liar is caught earlier than a lame man, he was caught when the former mayor of that small town of A Coruña named him adopted son of the town. Although he has a great sense of humor, Freddie does not use social media to give him free rein. And, yes, he is aware that his face is one of the most famous memes on the internet. " As I do not have networks or anything that, to a certain extent I do not have to see my face in the meme, " he acknowledges. "And I've never used it either, for now!" However, he points out to Yasss that it is not that he hates social networks or anything like that, he simply never saw the moment to make a profile: "I started making films too young and the networks did not exist in the same way. At that time I did not have neither the pressure nor the desire to do them, and then ... as I had never had, I went ahead without doing them, "he explains. Perhaps, because he does not have social networks, he is not very in favor of entering into controversies. In 'Way Down', which premieres on November 12In Spanish cinemas, there is talk of the legal battle between the United Kingdom and Spain for an old but very valuable treasure. But when we ask him about the historic rivalry between these two countries, he elegantly dodges it: "I didn't know we had this rivalry!" He laughs. And he takes advantage of the question to show his rejection of Brexit: "What I like about the film is that the team that works on it is a European group and this shows that films can be made in this way, not always in the American style, but also in our way as Europeans. I still feel European (laughs). And I also like that the Spanish identity is present in the film. " In 'Way Down', a film that opens on November 12 in Spanish cinemas , we see it in a register that we were not used to. Turned into an elite thief, Highmore faces action scenes or underwater. However, Freddie admits that he loved trying something different, and that he had a great time filming the scene inside the vault and surrounded by water. "It was very difficult, but at the same time a very fun challenge." From the filming of 'Way Down' only one thorn has remained: "It's a shame that I haven't been able to work with José Coronado yet, but hopefully one day we will coincide again." (Translated from Spanish using Google Translate) ——— Date posted: November 12, 2021 Source: https://www.yasss.es/cultura/freddie-...