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Alex Hassell's Fear of Loneliness & Love for Brando
16 May
Summary
- Actor Alex Hassell fears loneliness and dislikes skinny ankles.
- He cherishes his vicar father's chair, influenced by his values.
- Hassell regrets not playing Stanley Kowalski on stage.
Actor Alex Hassell, who is reprising his role in 'Rivals' season 2, shared personal insights into his life and career. Born in Essex and trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama, Hassell has a notable history with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
His greatest fear is loneliness, and he dislikes his own notably skinny ankles. Hassell finds significant sentimental value in his late vicar father's chair, which he uses daily, noting how his father's way of interacting with people has informed his acting.
Reflecting on past opportunities, Hassell expressed disappointment about not having the chance to play Stanley Kowalski in 'A Streetcar Named Desire.' He also admitted a guilty pleasure is staying in his pajamas past the postman's arrival and dislikes cleaning.
When asked about love, Hassell described it as being accepted while also being encouraged to grow. He hopes to be remembered as someone with integrity and emphasizes the importance of listening to oneself.
