Douglas Booth has, admittedly, always been drawn to rather eccentric characters. The English star has been in this business for almost two decades — “so old now,” he laughs over Zoom, mussing up a famously good head of hair — and in that time has portrayed rock stars (The Dirt), poets (Mary Shelley) and fairies (The Sandman). “It’s really hard to go and play Boy George or Nikki Sixx or Dan Leno,” Booth tells The Hollywood Reporter. “Certain actors can’t do that, but I thrive on that.” As thrilling as thriving is, Booth, who was undoubtedly part of an unofficial 2010s “Brit Pack” of 20-something actors with his Riot Club co-stars Sam…
