You've mentioned before that you talked with Anna Todd about how the relationship is depicted, and the criticism that Hardin's actions in the movie, too, are manipulative. I’m curious how you think through playing that kind of character.HFT: Learning about modern slavery — its pervasiveness and how little is being done about it — is what first led me to become a human rights activist. I like to think the fact that I’ve been able to reach like-minded individuals from around the globe means significant change is on the horizon, but the reality is we have not even scratched the surface of what needs to be done.With human traffickingbeing one of the fastest-growing crimes worldwideand with theCOVID-19pandemic andclimate crisis Any Taylor fan knows that when she writes a song, she loads it up with super specific personal details, and that’s what makes each of her albums so interesting. “I love writing songs because I love preserving memories, like putting a picture frame around a feeling you once had,” she said. “I like to use nostalgia as inspiration when I’m writing songs for the same reason I like to take photographs. I like to be able to remember the extremely good and extremely bad times.” (If you’re going through a breakup, Tay recommended “You Learn” by Alanis Morissette, “Put Your Records On” by Corinne Bailey Rae, and “Why” by Annie Lennox.) What do you think it is about this story that is so fun for fans to see on screen?Hero Fiennes-Tiffin: