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Blyth on Zegler: 'Infinitely linked' after Hunger Games prequel
9 Nov
Summary
- Tom Blyth considers Rachel Zegler his 'little sister' after filming together.
- Their careers were defined by the Hunger Games prequel film.
- Blyth is supporting Zegler's Broadway debut of 'Evita'.
Tom Blyth has spoken about the deep connection he shares with Rachel Zegler, his co-star in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes. Blyth, who was recently at the opening night of his Broadway play "A Few Good Men," described Zegler as like a "little sister." He explained that their shared experience of a significant, career-defining moment early in their careers has "infinitely linked" them.
Blyth also noted their mutual support, having attended Zegler's West End performance and now receiving her support for his Broadway debut. He anticipates supporting her again for "Evita" on Broadway in 2027, praising her dedication. The prequel film, set decades before the original trilogy, saw Blyth play a young Coriolanus Snow and Zegler as Lucy Gray Baird.
Regarding the upcoming sequel, The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, Blyth confirmed his intention to see it and maintain contact with director Francis Lawrence and the crew. His current engagement is in the Broadway revival of "A Few Good Men," where he stars as Lt. J.G. Daniel A. Kaffee. He shared his admiration for co-star Bradley Whitford, describing him as a legend and a playful actor.
