Aran Murphy on Playing an Angry Young Man in ‘Youth’ and ‘War’ — and His Father Cillian’s Influence

Aran Murphy on Playing an Angry Young Man in ‘Youth’ and ‘War’ — and His Father Cillian’s Influence hakkında magazin dünyasında yaşanan en son ayrıntılar ve sıcak gelişmeler netleşti. Oct 18, 2026 11:00am PT Aran Murphy on Playing an Angry Young Man in ‘Youth’ and ‘War’ — and His Father Cillian’s Influence By Isabelle Farina Plus Icon Isabelle Farina Latest Barack and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground to Recieve Greg Berlanti Social Impact Award 2 days ago Daniel Henney Joins Apple TV’s ‘Disavowed’ (EXCLUSIVE) 3 days ago Amazon MGM Studios’ Albert Cheng Named HRTS Chair, While President Tim McNeal and CEO Melissa Grego Continue in Their Roles 3 days ago See All Add us as a Google Preferred Source Comments Aran Murphy is having quite a month, as he co-stars on not one, but two HBO shows — “ Youth ” and “War” — and plays one of the leads of Taika Waititi’s dystopian film “ Klara and the Sun ,” set to be released on Oct. But if you think you’ve seen the 19-year-old actor before, it could be because of his strong resemblance to his Oscar-winning father, Cillian Murphy.

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“I don’t even think we look that much alike, but people seem to think otherwise,” the younger Murphy tells Variety. Related Stories Jennifer Coolidge to Return for ‘The Watcher’ Season 2 ‘Under Siege,’ Netflix’s Second Most Ambitious Colombian Series – a ‘Huge Undertaking Even by Our Standards’ – Bows Nov.

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6 In both “War” and “Youth,” Murphy plays a troubled teenager negotiating complex relationships with his parents as they navigate divorce. “Youth” follows Sharon Horgan as a rambunctious 50-year-old divorcée dipping back into the dating pool.

As her son Rauri, Murphy plays a creepy, brooding university dropout whom audiences also can’t help sympathize with. After only a few days at school, he returns home because a rumor has been spread about him and a drunken hookup that suggests he may be a predator.

Did Murphy decide for himself whether Rauri is to be believed about his innocence during the incident? “I mean, I’d like to think so.

It’s up to the audience; I don’t decide that. But I want to back my character.” Popular on Variety Murphy’s and Rauri’s life trajectories are very different, but their timelines aren’t, which helped him get into character.

“Contextually, we both just left school and were 18 — it was really about making decisions and whether college is the right thing, that kind of entrance into adult life, so that was a nice thing to draw on to relate to him,” he says. He adds that Hogan’s strong scripts and professionalism helped Murphy find his footing on set.

“She was so awesome and charismatic and open to ideas that it was easy to just work and create that bond over shooting,” Murphy says. “The words were already so good, we were able to springboard off that and find the chemistry on the day.” In “War,” Murphy has a raucous introduction in the Oct.

15 episode as Gabriel, who’s torn between his mother (Sienna Miller as Carla) and stepfather (Dominic West as Morgan) during their ugly, high-profile divorce. Caught between Carla, a past-her-prime actress, and Morgan, a billionaire social media entrepreneur, Gabriel finds himself in the crossfire, used as an asset to negotiate between them.

Like Rauri in “Youth,” Murphy similarly credits his character’s duality and relatability to creator George Kay. “It was all in the script — his frustration with what’s going on and nowhere to put it,” Murphy says.

“I’m sure it’s a pretty universal kind of thing: People just want to take their anger out in some way.” One manifestation of Gabriel’s anger is physical, meaning that Murphy needed to throw a punch while the character is drunk a

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