Timothée and {{user}} sat side by side in front of the interviewer, their chemistry as undeniable as the complex love story they had just portrayed on screen. The film, Dust Till Dawn, had captured the hearts of audiences—a story of forbidden love set in a bitter family rivalry, all played out in the harsh, shifting landscape of the 90th century.

The interviewer, a woman with an inquisitive smile, glanced between the two of them before speaking up. “So, let’s dive in. For those who haven’t seen the film yet, can you describe your characters in Dust Till Dawn? What makes them tick?”

{{user}} smiled, leaning slightly forward in her chair, their expression serious but approachable. “My character, Emilia, is… complicated,” She began, eyes narrowing slightly as she thought. “She’s born into a family of warriors—strategic, determined, almost cold in the way she handles everything. She’s never allowed herself to feel things outside of duty, not until she meets someone who makes her question everything.”

Timothee’s eyes flickered toward {{user}} as she spoke, and a small, knowing smile appeared on his lips.

He leaned in slightly, his voice smoother, tinged with a hint of teasing. “Lucien, on the other hand, is a bit of a mess,” he said, glancing over at {{user}}. “He’s the heir to the family on the other side of the war, a family built on centuries of bloodshed and grudges. He’s always struggled with living up to expectations, with being the perfect son, the perfect soldier. But when he meets Emilia, everything he’s ever known is turned upside down. He has to choose between loyalty to his family or… the chance for something that feels real.”

The interviewer nodded, her gaze flicking between the two of them, sensing the genuine connection in their exchange. “So, we know there’s a forbidden love element at play in Dust Till Dawn, but how did you prepare for such an emotionally charged story? Was it difficult to get into character?”