Colman Domingo on finding flow with Colin Firth in Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day: ‘A gem of an actor’ | Exclusive
Filmmaker Steven Spielberg returns to the sci-fi genre with Disclosure Day, an ambitious new thriller that explores what might happen if humanity discovered that evidence of non-human intelligence had been hidden for decades. For Colman Domingo, stepping into the world of this film was both exciting and daunting. The Oscar-nominated actor, who plays Hugo, a man navigating loyalty, friendship and a growing moral crisis, recalls feeling overwhelmed on his first day of filming. Colin Firth and Colman Domingo at the London premiere of Disclosure Day. (extratv/instagram) “I felt like I was being shot out of a cannon to start with that material,” Colman tells Hindustan Times. “I was afraid of it for a moment, but it’s also great to be a little afraid on your first day.” Building a friendship fractured by doubt His first day on set involved a pivotal scene opposite Colin Firth, who plays Scanlon, a former friend and colleague struggling with a profound crisis of faith. To find the emotional rhythm of the relationship, Colman and Colin immediately began working through …
