What was the most difficult part of learning an american accent? Also, did you keep using the accent off-screen to help you not loose it? #AskTaron

How would working in a set rather than on site at an actual prison have affected your performance? or would it have affected it at all? #AskTaron

What was your favorite and least favorite scene to film? #asktaron

What was it like meeting the real Jimmy Keene? #asktaron

ok this one isn’t a question sorry but Black Bird is incredible in every single way and i can’t wait to rewatch this show a million times. as an actor myself, i hope to someday be involved in a project like this. #asktaron

You’ve said before your acting process involves dialing up the similarities you find between yourself and the characters you play. Was that process the same for this project? If so, what similarities did you find between yourself and Jimmy you felt you could work with? #AskTaron

Was there a specific word or phrase that you found particularly difficult to say in an American accent when delivering your lines? #AskTaron

was the accent easy to keep up with? how much practice was involved with it? or was it pretty easy to get used to? #asktaron

when larry was telling what he had done to those girls and manipulating the narrative, did you (as taron egerton, not jimmy) felt overwhelmed that this is something that happened in real life and make it easier to you to portrait jimmy’s emotions? #AskTaron

Producing almost feels like a natural step in the progression in a film career. How has it been for you since your debut as executive producer on Black Bird? #AskTaron