In a recent interview, actor James Buckley shared his experience working alongside Martin Clunes in their latest film, Mother’s Pride. Buckley, known for his roles in various TV shows, revealed one particular challenge of collaborating with Clunes on set.

The upcoming film, “Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards,” starring Martin Clunes, delves into the story of the disgraced BBC newsreader, who faced suspension in 2023. The movie, set to air on Channel 5, promises to explore Huw’s controversial double life and its unraveling.

During a recent appearance on Virgin Radio’s The Chris Evans Show, James Buckley praised Martin Clunes as “absolutely amazing” but humorously mentioned the difficulty of working with him due to his playful nature off-camera. Buckley highlighted Clunes’ seamless transition from serious acting to lighthearted antics, which sometimes made it challenging for the cast to maintain focus.

Discussing his portrayal of Huw Edwards, Martin Clunes emphasized the importance of capturing the newsreader’s multifaceted personality. He noted the need to go beyond the public persona and showcase the private side of Edwards, drawing inspiration from archive footage to portray a more authentic depiction.

Clunes expressed curiosity about the underlying details of Edwards’ story, emphasizing the significance of exploring how such a situation could unfold with someone so prominent in the public eye. The actor’s dedication to portraying the complexity of his character sheds light on the depth of his approach to the role.

As the actors prepare for the release of “Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards,” audiences can anticipate a thought-provoking portrayal of a controversial figure’s downfall and the complexities of human nature depicted on screen.