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“I fell out of love with comedy, because as grateful as I was forWe’re the Millers, I thereafter was so desperate to play against type. I was so desperate not to play a version of Kenny again that I ran head-first into drama and every dramatic opportunity I could. Honestly,Death of a Unicorn made me fall back in love with comedy again.”
A decade since his breakout, British actor Will Poulter still struggles to stomach one aspect of his career: interviews. However with a trinity of major films releasing in a matter of weeks this spring – satirical comedy Death of a Unicorn, Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza’s frontline epic Warfare and noir-laden love triangle On Swift Horses – the 32-year-old’s hand has been forced. Thankfully, Paul Rudd, his co-star on Death of a Unicorn, is at the ready at March’s SXSW to unpack it all with him. Covering our Spring/Summer 2025 issue, Poulter talks his renewed love of comedic acting, the pressure not to “fuck things up” and why Arsenal always comes first.
Will wears fashion by Dior.
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Photography by Jason Hetherington
Styling by Luke Day
Interview by Paul Rudd
Grooming by Jody Taylor
Editor Andrew Wright
Art Director Michael Morton
Fashion Director Luke Day
Production Director Lola Randall
Junior Art Director Natasha Lesiakowska
Photography Assistant Alfie Bungay
Styling Assistants Zac Sunman, Sophie Moro
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