Cillian Murphy embraced a profound role in Oppenheimer, yet found a source of humor in his co-star, Emily Blunt. Acknowledging Blunt's comedic prowess, Murphy, 47, shared with The Los Angeles Times, "She's also one of the funniest people, and I have a rule that I can't work unless there's a lightness around the set." The duo's collaboration in Christopher Nolan's J. Robert Oppenheimer biopic last summer resulted in Murphy portraying the title character, while Blunt embodied his wife, Kitty Oppenheimer, earning both Golden Globe Award nominations. "I need to feel at ease. I can't be in that dark place all the time," Murphy emphasized, expressing his preference for a set with a touch of levity. Many of his film projects delve into heavy and challenging themes, requiring a relaxed atmosphere. He clarified, "A lot of the films I do are quite heavy and go to some dark, challenging places, and you have to be relaxed to do tha...
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