The reason Tom Hardy's costar will NEVER fight him
'Absolutely not,' she said. 'Who do I think I am?'
Li opened up about doing her own stunts, learning from Hardy on set, and stepping into the shoes of her 'fierceless' character, Ellie.
She also spoke candidly about living with ADHD and how it informs her acting, explaining that spontaneity and hyperfixation can be gifts for performers. 'The more I meet actors, the more I realise, everyone's neurodivergent,' she said.
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