Simon Bird Shares Thoughts on Inbetweeners Cast: "We're all still close"
The Inbetweeners, the beloved British sitcom that launched the careers of Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, and Joe Thomas, remains a cultural phenomenon. Despite the series concluding in 2010, the show's popularity continues to grow, with fans rediscovering the awkward and relatable characters of Will, Jay, Neil, and Simon on streaming services.
In a recent interview, Simon Bird, who played the titular "Simon," opened up about his bond with his former co-stars and how the show continues to impact their lives.
A Lasting Friendship
Bird emphasized the enduring connection he shares with his Inbetweeners castmates. He stated, "We're all still close, and it's amazing to see how we've all grown and evolved as individuals while still maintaining that strong bond."
The actor expressed gratitude for the lasting friendships forged on set, saying, "We spent so much time together during the filming of the show, and that shared experience has created a connection that will last a lifetime."
The Show's Legacy
Bird acknowledges the significant impact the show has had on his life and career. "The Inbetweeners gave us a platform to showcase our talents and made us household names," he shared. "It's been a wild ride, and I'm so grateful for the opportunities it has brought me."
He also recognized the enduring cultural impact of the series, saying, "The show resonates with people of all ages, and it's amazing to see it continue to be relevant today."
Beyond the Inbetweeners
While the show has undeniably left its mark, Bird has continued to pursue a successful acting career. He's starred in various television series and films, including The Wrong Mans and Friday Night Dinner.
Despite his varied roles, Bird acknowledges the importance of the Inbetweeners experience. He stated, "It was a defining moment in my career, and I'll always cherish the memories I made with my castmates."
Looking Forward
Bird's candid reflections highlight the enduring power of shared experiences and the importance of finding lasting friendships. The Inbetweeners may have ended, but the cast's bond and the show's legacy continue to thrive.
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