Why Daniel Mays was “quite uncomfortable” on The Thursday Murder Club set

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Actor Daniel Mays, from the show The Thursday Murder Club, discussed the reasons for his feelings of unease while working on the movie’s set.

In the Netflix adaptation of Richard Osman’s debut novel, the performer known for “A Thousand Blows” takes on the role of Detective Chief Inspector Chris Hudson.

When discussing the film’s characters, Mays noted: “What makes this entire movie special is that the source material, the book, is a captivating read. Being given such a treasure to work with as an actor is truly remarkable.

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“I felt real ownership of Chris Hudson before I even set foot in rehearsals.

In simpler terms, the foundation of this character’s personality revolves around food, and this connection drew me in significantly. Consequently, we decided to design a bulky fat costume for the character, although it’s not very comfortable to wear. This costume captures the essence I aimed to portray with the character’s creation.

He mentioned that since the original content is very popular, there’s some degree of expectation, but he expects everyone to enjoy watching the movie.

In simpler terms, you’re aiming for an adaptation that leaves audiences satisfied, blending humor and suspense to keep them on the edge of their seats. It should also evoke strong emotions, creating moments that resonate deeply with viewers.

Before its Netflix debut the following week, the movie titled “The Thursday Murder Club” is currently being screened at select cinemas.

Initial assessments by movie critics have been shared, and it seems there’s a blend of positive and negative feedback. According to Digital Spy’s critique, the film is generally entertaining and stays true to the original novel, yet it does incorporate some modifications that might grate on devoted fans.

In simpler terms, Director Chris Columbus hinted that it seems likely that a sequel will be approved.

The Thursday Murder Club is out in cinemas today, before releasing on Netflix on 28 August.

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2025-08-23 17:49