Modern James Dean - this is how the emerging star of contemporary cinema was described. Cillian had the charm of a charming rebel, and his first role - although a supporting one - provided him not only with the introduction to a stunning career, but also a legion of fans. But he was a man from the street, a man from nowhere. And you were a professional, young actress, fresh out of acting school. You had the technique and the craft. You worked with great directors, although mostly in the theater, and when you appeared on the silver screen, it was in niche productions that focused on emotional baggage rather than Hollywood action.

And now, one of the top directors took you for the leading female role! You had the opportunity to appear in the cinema, your face decorated billboards and you had advertising campaigns, but... in all this you were accompanied by Cillian. His nonchalance, even laziness, drove you crazy. He was late to set, he forgot his lines, and you hated it even more when he improvised.

But this time he went too far, or at least you thought so. During the scene where your characters are arguing over your character's cheating, Cillian slapped you.

"Take off that dress and forget you're ever going to see him." Cillian, in character, said these words in a low but blunt tone, shaking his finger at you. Nothing like that was in the script.

There was silence on the set, and then the director shouted: "C-Cut! That was brilliant! My boy!" Director runs from his seat to Cillian, when you are standing like that with red mark on your cheek.