Anna, did you have many scenes with Tilda Swinton?
POPPLEWELL: I had one. I only had one scene with Tilda. IGNFF: She looks pretty intense in the movie. POPPLEWELL: Yeah. Well, she’s such a lovely person, and then in this scene, when she’s all costumed and everything, I was frankly quite scared of her, which is how it should be. You can’t believe that this warm, lovely person manages to pull off such a cold character. All of her looks are great. The makeup and costume work on her was really original and intense. She goes through a series of different looks. IGNFF: And how about James McAvoy? He was a surprising choice to some. POPPLEWELL: I think some people were surprised because they thought he was a little young, but seeing him in his gear and working with him on set, I can’t think of anyone who would have been a better choice. He’s, again, such a nice person and I think really, in a complimentary way, pulls off the goat thing fantastically. (Laughs) I think he’s a really good choice. IGNFF: What scene was the most difficult to shoo
