12-year-old Christopher Convery shines in the leading role of the horror film Brahms: The Boy II.
The actor known for his role in The Girl in the Spider's Web now plays a child with behavioral misconduct who befriends a spooky porcelain doll that soon immerses his entire family in a nightmare.
Friendship on set
"It was honestly amazing, the whole cast was incredible," the actor told the press and he told some anecdotes of the shooting.
“To start off with, my mom in the show, Katie Holmes, was so cool and did something amazing. I am an accomplished pianist and have a YouTube channel and Instagram with some videos of me playing. Katie or William Brent Bell happened to be watching a video of me playing the piano on Instagram. Then Katie saw the video and shared the video with Brent and they both decided it would be awesome if they added a scene of me playing the piano in the movie. It’s crazy,” the young actor revealed excitedly.
Convery also said that he established a very close relationship with his dad in the movie, actor Owain Yeoman, with whom he spent time with his family while shooting.
A very consolidated cast that allows Convery to show his talent to bring to life the sequel to The Boy, the film that was a success in 2016, and now promises another good dose of reloaded horror.
