previous experience with Game of Thrones that were really dedicated, informed and supportive

fan base. Especially when you're talking about younger fans and social media interest, it's

great to know there's a buzz and that people are really looking forward to it.

In this one, it's a much more sombre piece. I mean the Hunger Games in general has that

kind of, has a nice dark undertone which lots of young people have responded to but this

one goes either further in that direction.

Yeah, well I mean the concepts of war and overthrowing a tyrannical, oppressive government

are big stuff and the political and social themes don't pull any punches but that's what

I think's so strong and why the movies are so popular is because they don't talk down

to an adolescent audience. They can more than handle these contradictory, adult themes and

I think that's why there as successful as they are.

Yeah, and your character has - I think you're the only person, when I was watching you thinking,

there's only one person who could have that haircut and that look and actually I thought

you know what, if she kept that in life it would still look good.

Oh that's very nice of you, James. As she says touching her hair, just checking it's still there.

Was there any temptation to go, ah I don't know, the tattooed side of the head looks pretty good.

Well, you know it was a really interesting thing to do. When you're an actor you get

put in places in the world or taught to do things or things are enforced upon you that

you wouldn't ordinarily do yourself or places you wouldn't go yourself. That's what's extraordinary

about our job and I would never have shaved half my hair off just being Nat but once

I did it a lot of my friends were like, yeah, I mean you've got a good shaped head. It's

a useful thing to know. I don't know why but it might come in useful in one day.

Yeah, it's not shaped like an egg. -It's quite smooth. Not too many bumps.

Yeah, well that's the key thing. I suppose in the movie business they could kind of...

- They could have edited out but yeah.

Now it's a big cast, big ensemble cast. When you're doing a film like this and it's got

quite dark themes is there anyway - do people lighten the mood? Is there a particular joker

on set? Is there anyone who's a bit of a prankster?

Yeah, I think when Jennifer Lawrence is around everyone doesn't keep a straight face for

long. Her and Josh have and Liam have a great energy and shorthand and there's always laughing

and joking when they're around. And Francis Lawrence is our director, who's very open

to younger more puerile humour as well which is useful when you're in a nine month intensive

shoot so we all had a lot of laughs as well.

Can you all go out together? Or are your profiles too high that's it's just a bit jarring? -No

we went out together, yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely, totally.

Did you sit down for a curry?

Yeah, I mean you're inevitably - you're going to get people that come along who want to

say hi or they're fans of they're fans of various projects that everyone's a part of

but it's fun because we're all kind of fan boys and girls of each other's work as well

you know on the Hunger Games sets there's fans of Game of Thrones - Woody Harrelson

- I wouldn't leave him alone, I just wanted to talk about True Detective all the time

and with Mahershala as well House of Cards and then Jen got into Game of Thrones while

we were shooting as well so it's really nice when we're all sort of fan boys and girls

for each other's work as well.