On The Radio Times Podcast, Sam Claflin talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about his new role in Daisy Jones & The Six, handling fame and what kickstarted his acting career. <\/p>
No stranger to on-screen adaptations, Sam Claflin has starred in a host of them from appearing as Finnick Odair in\u00a0The Hunger Games<\/a>\u00a0film series from 2013 to 2015, Me Before You alongside Emilia Clarke and Love, Rosie with Lily Collins.<\/p>\n The English actor is currently starring in Prime Video<\/a>\u2018s Daisy Jones & The Six<\/a>, a \u201970s-set musical drama based on the best-selling novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid. The series puts Claflin\u2019s talents as not only an actor, but also as a singer and musician, front and centre. Before this lead role, Claflin most recently starred in Peaky Blinders<\/a> as Sir Oswald Mosley<\/a> opposite Cillian Murphy.<\/p>\n With the final batch of Daisy Jones & The Six episodes landing on Prime Video in the coming weeks, Claflin sat down with\u00a0The Radio Times Podcast<\/a><\/strong> to chat about the starry series, whether he feels as though he\u2019s \u201cmade it\u201d in the industry and swapping life in Norwich for London in the early stages of his career.<\/p>\n