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4th August 2023
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"They're usually the more subtle fan interactions. There can be a lot of hoopla, a lot of screaming, a lot of selfies with me but that stuff kind of fades away. "It's more, I've had people give me things based on my performances like a poem of theirs that they really relate to or a picture or something that they themselves felt creatively based on something I was doing. "That's always very gratifying, to feel like you've sparked something in someone that makes them commit to their own artistry. That's really a beautiful thing."Harbour also told JOE that sometimes people come up to him to let him how much they identify with some of the characters he has played. "Sometimes people tell me that my work makes them feel understood or not alone," he explained.
"I think that I play sometimes characters that are difficult or that are hard to maybe initially empathise with or aren't the most nice or likeable. "I feel like there's a lot of people in the world who have difficulties living in the world. I think my characters do as well. "People say that it helps them in the world to see characters like that. I find that extremely gratifying too."Gran Turismo races into Irish cinemas on Wednesday, 9 August.
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