Millie Bobby Brown and Louis Partridge Chat Samba and Shaved Heads in Vogue's Off the Cuff
In the latest installment of Vogue's 'Off the Cuff' series, actors Millie Bobby Brown and Louis Partridge interview each other. Partridge discusses his recent musical discoveries of samba and bossa nova. Brown compares herself to a canvas, stating she feels like one every day. She admits she doesn't always enjoy watching films but recently watched 'Sing.' She is reading a guide on handling toddler tantrums and recommends everyone shave their hair off at least once. Partridge expresses a desire to time-travel and solve the Jack the Ripper mystery, and names 'The Case of the Missing Marquess' as his favorite Sherlock Holmes story. He notes his 'Enola Holmes' character Tewkesbury has become 'more sensible' over the films. 'Enola Holmes 3' is now streaming on Netflix.
Key facts
- Millie Bobby Brown and Louis Partridge interview each other in Vogue's 'Off the Cuff' series.
- Partridge recently discovered samba and bossa nova music.
- Brown says she feels like a canvas every day.
- Brown recently watched the film 'Sing.'
- Brown is reading a guide on getting a child through tantrums.
- Brown recommends everyone shave their hair off at least once.
- Partridge wants to go back in time to solve the Jack the Ripper mystery.
- Partridge's favorite Sherlock Holmes story is 'The Case of the Missing Marquess.'
- Partridge says his character Tewkesbury has become 'more sensible' in the Enola Holmes films.
- 'Enola Holmes 3' is now streaming on Netflix.
Entities
Artists
- Millie Bobby Brown
- Louis Partridge
Institutions
- Vogue
- Netflix