Man About Town UK magazine just revealed they will be featuring an exclusive interview with Sam: “Ahead of @amazon’s hugely anticipated series Daisy Jones and the Six, and with Love Wedding Repeat on @netflix now, we catch up with @mrsamclaflin about family, self-worth, and the importance of work ethic.”

Man About Town: 2020, Chapter 1 is available to order now from this link. We will keep you posted when we have the interview, in the meantime we can all appreciate this brand new photoshoot. Sam was photographed by Sam Wilson.

Sam was recently interviewed by Peaky Blinders’ director and friend Anthony Byrne. He talks about his career and why it’s important for him to choose different projects. He also chats about Peaky Blinders, his character Oswald Mosley, filming with Cillian Murphy and what it’s like to be a part of the Peaky Blinders cast. It’s a great interview! Make sure you click on the images below to be able to read the interview (you might have to zoom in).

This is from The Rake magazine, issue 66. If you would also like to purchase the magazine, click here.

Big thanks to our personal friend Jill, always contributing to our SCF Team.

Sam was recently photographed by Charlie Gray for The Rake magazine. It’s been a while since Sam’s last photoshoot and let’s say we are very happy with this one! We will let you know once we have more information on the magazine. Meanwhile, let us know which photo is your favourite…

Sam photographed by Jamie Stoker for WWD

Sam was recently interviewed by WWD during the promo of his recent movie Adrift. He talks about his career and his upcoming projects The Nightingale, The Corrupted and Borderland. Make sure to check out the full interview: Here.

“The great thing about my career lately is that yes things have been incredibly varied, but I’m not going out of my way to make that happen. I’m fortunate enough to get a few offers come my way, and occasionally there will be a script that I’m desperate to do that won’t go my way — and you know, it’s a difficult career path,” he says. “I’m at that point in my career — I’m still youngish and new, and I’m still trying to figure out exactly what I enjoy the most. I haven’t done every genre, I haven’t worked with every director, I haven’t worked with every actor. I just want to float around and try a bit of everything.”

Thanks to The Article Magazine for sending us a copy of their new edition with our favorite guy on their cover! We are thrilled to share scans of Sam’s new photoshoot and will be posting a transcription of his interview very soon

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Also a gig thanks to Article Magazine for sending us an exclusive BTS photo of Sam on his recent photoshoot with them!
– Photographer: Ben Harries
– Fashion Director: Kenny Ho
– Location Shoot: Harrow School
You can order your own copy of the magazine with 4x postcards of Sam through this link: https://www.amazon.de/dp/1999761308/

Sam photographed by John Spinks at RIBA London

Sam was recently interviewed by The Telegraph for the promotion of his recent movie Adrift. He talks about various aspects of his life, from his career to family life. Make sure to check out the full interview: Here.

“Laura has always met the other person I’ve been intimate with, in that sense,’ he says. ‘With Shay [Shailene], she and Laura talked on the phone and on FaceTime and I just knew they would hit it off when they met.’” […]

“There’s also Claflin’s more debonair recent experience of modelling for a DKNY campaign, shimmying through the streets of New York in a variety of well-cut suits. ‘I’ve developed expensive taste. My parents came shopping with me and they said, “How much for a pair of socks? You could buy two jumpers for that…”’ […]

“Passing the baton between film jobs, he and Haddock both take equal turns to work. They have never had a nanny. ‘We’ve had babysitters and friends and family. We had help for a month when our schedules clashed. But not a nanny. It’s not what we want. We want to be parents.’”[…]

“He doesn’t post much about his children online. ‘Purely because it’s not fair on them, later in life. What if one of them wanted to be a banker?’ We laugh. This is a man whose normality makes him abnormal, and thoroughly decent. A man for Hollywood as it – increasingly – would like to be. He heads home to Pip and baby Margot – now named to the world. ‘It’s not that I’m unduly private,’ he sums up. ‘It’s more that nobody ever asked before.’”