Jay Lycurgo on Embodying Pain and Possibility in Steve
Jay Lycurgo states,
“It’s a vital topic”, as he discusses his role in the film Steve, adapted from Max Porter's novella Shy.
Becoming Shy
Some actors are meant for certain roles, and Jay Lycurgo embodies the character of Shy, a furious and fragile teenager, in the film Steve.
- The film is set in a 1990s residential school for boys.
- Shy struggles to break free from his inner chaos.
- A group of teachers, including a character played by Cillian Murphy, try to reach him.
Jay Lycurgo's performance is raw, ecstatic, and unguarded, mirroring Cillian Murphy's stoic yet sensitive character.
Author's summary: Jay Lycurgo discusses his role in Steve.
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