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Exclusive: Asa Butterfield on his darkest role yet, Hollywood's biggest problem, and his favourite East London haunts
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Asa Butterfield: It's a very, very dark comedy about two lost young men in America who bond over the most unlikely - and borderline - problematic subject matter.
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It's always really great to see how audiences connect with the film, particularly young audiences, because it really is for them.
Being a Londoner born and bred, what are some of your favourite spots in the city that you always take visitors to?
I went to school in Hackney, so a lot of East London.