Britain's Harris Dickinson on John Lennon, directing and news overload

The modest Londoner, who turns 30 later this year, has had a whirlwind year that has seen his stock rise further as an actor who can straddle both art house cinema and more commercial TV and film work. But the "Babygirl" star and upcoming on-screen John Lennon insists he won't be swapping Hollywood for his beloved home in the British capital -- now or ever. "It feels like I'm grounded by London, east London specifically. It feels like a very important place," he told AFP in an interview. "I have my people.