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Fionn Laird interview on The Institute at SXSW London red carpet: Psychic kids & working with icons

Fionn Laird's latest project, The Institute, promises to be a captivating blend of spookiness, psychic phenomena, and mystery. Drawing inspiration from his admiration for Stephen King, Laird's journey from a fan of the "Carrie" musical to a devoted reader of King's works is evident in the thematic depth of the series. Playing the role of Nick Wilholm, a 'bad boy' with a complex backstory and psychic abilities, Laird offers viewers a character rich in nuance and intrigue.

Laird reflects positively on the shooting experience, highlighting the youthful and supportive cast that made the set both a creative playground and a space for intense performance. He expresses gratitude for working alongside talents like Joe, Ben Barnes, and Mary Louise Parker, describing the environment as a 'master class' in acting. The series is notable for its thematic exploration of systemic abuse and the exploitation of the vulnerable, aligning with Stephen King's skillful integration of social commentary into horror narratives.

Looking to the future, Laird shares his aspirations of performing in theatre with Mary Louise Parker and hints at upcoming projects in Canada. He also appreciates the unique opportunities for cross-industry collaboration presented by SXSW London. This interview not only provides insight into Laird's current and future endeavors but also highlights The Institute as a thought-provoking contribution to the horror genre.

Interviewer: Sarah Bradbury
Editing: Olivia Barker

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