Actor Cillian Murphy reveals that portraying the character 'Steve' left him drained
Cillian Murphy, the renowned Irish actor, is set to enthrall audiences once again with his latest project, "Steve." The film, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, will be released in select US, UK, and Ireland theaters on September 19, 2025, and will be available globally on Netflix from October 3, 2025.
"Steve" is a poignant drama about a school for boys with behavioral and social difficulties. Cillian Murphy takes on the title role and also produced the movie through his company Big Things Films. The role was emotionally taxing for Murphy, who expressed that he is not finished with "Steve" until the audience sees it.
The director of "Steve" is Tim Mielants. During its premiere, the film received warm feedback, with a current Rotten Tomatoes rating of 72%. Cillian Murphy admitted that producing the film increased the pressure for him, but he is proud of the final product.
Murphy's parents, both retired teachers, have not yet seen the movie. However, he expressed excitement about them getting the chance to watch it. He joked that, being retired teachers, they are well-used to his performances.
Murphy stated that playing a role for 16-17 hours a day can lead to an exchange of atoms. This intense dedication to his craft is evident in "Steve," as he delivers a powerful performance as the headteacher of the troubled school.
Reactions from educators and caregivers have been especially meaningful to Murphy. He expressed gratitude for the positive feedback and the impact the film could have on those working in similar roles.
Cillian Murphy is known for his versatility and commitment to his roles. With "Steve," he delivers another compelling performance that promises to touch the hearts of audiences worldwide. The anticipation for the film's release is high, and it is sure to be a must-watch for fans of Murphy and moving dramas.
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