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Published 14:03 20 Dec 2019 GMT
Updated 14:04 20 Dec 2019 GMT
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We met with Jason before the film's release to talk about his role as 'party cat' Rum Tum Tugger. Jason revealed that he had gone to 'cat school' to give his legendary dance moves a more feline look.
"We did go to cat school which was very interesting as you can imagine, learning the ins and outs about a cat, but also mannerisms and embodying a cat. And we had to do our own homework of course, so I spent a lot of time in the mirror. I spent a lot of time videoing myself and making sure that I was embodying the kind of cat that I wanted to be."One of the most challenging parts of learning to move like a cat, Jason says, is resisting the temptation to get down on your hands and knees – because "cats don't have knees!" so the movement looked too human. Despite his now in-depth knowledge of cats, however, Jason controversially reveals that when it comes to pets he still prefers a pooch.
"I'm warming up to the idea of cats a little bit, but I'm definitely a dog person."You can watch the full interview here and below. https://youtu.be/M41StpaQ5Mk

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