WATCH: Richard Curtis & Vanessa Kirby in Conversation - AH / JW3 Speaker Series

Speaking at JW3 cultural centre in London on 28 February 2018, British screenwriter and director Richard Curtis told the audience that his smash-hit films, such as ‘Notting Hill’ and ‘About Time’, are about ‘trying to be as cheerful as possible.’

[@dorisdewi8417]

I really enjoy watching vanessa kirby in every way. Especially in this conversation. And all of her interviews. Her voices, her accents, her moves/body languages...omg

[@generalstuffreligion2ndcha453]

simp

[@Dyrwen]

This is one tremendous interview. Really get insight into the acting-mindset through Kirby.

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

it truly is a craft and art.

[@danicajoyaustria8668]

Been watching this for 15x and nearly memories their conversation. And vanessa's voice is so powerful, I actually uses her voice whenever sleep is out of the boarder.

[@erianne]

21:29 this is a very strong statement, ins’t it?! how the character influences the feelings and mindset of an actor.

[@lesbianactivity]

I'm so grateful for this

[@flowerpower68]

And two years later she wins the Volpi Cup at Venice Film Festival for Best Actress

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

Enjoyed Vanessa in "Street Car Named Desire" play, one of my first introductions to her. Love Mr. C's direction, wonderful movies.

[@matthewrobinson6872]

Delightful interview

[@salvador9288]

Vanessa Kirby 🙂

[@Cavers]

If she could do an american accent she would have been a great choice for the Elizabeth Holmes biopic.

[@alebelen4255]

She actually can do it like wtf 😂 the American accent is by far the easiest one

[@lolieezwow4720]

44:11 that literally sounds like snape (Alan Rickman) oh my god