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"Olivia Colman has praised Paddy Considine, saying that the actor was a &amp;quot;natural&amp;quot; in the director&amp;#039;s chair on the set of Tyrannosaur. Speaking to Digital Spy at the Empire Awards on Sunday evening (March 25), Colman explained that she was enthusiastic about the project from the moment she first read the script.  Colman said: &amp;quot;Yeah, it did feel like something special, because the script was so amazing. It was the best script I think any of us had read - I think [for] me, maybe ever - and everybody involved on it just said yes straight away having read the script... it did feel good. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;ve been very lucky to work with lots of wonderful directors, but Paddy was up there straight away. And if that was his first punt at it, I&amp;#039;d love to see what he&amp;#039;s gonna be like at the end of 40 years, at the end of a very long career. He was amazing, he was a natural. He was brilliant.&amp;quot; Colman admitted that she was flattered by fans&amp;#039; campaign to get her nominated for an Oscar for her performance in Tyrannosaur, saying: &amp;quot;That was nice! Obviously a very nice feeling. It was lovely to see that people really got behind it... it was quite nice.&amp;quot; She also spoke about her role in The Iron Lady playing Carol Thatcher, joking that she kept one of the prosthetic noses she sported in the film. &amp;quot;It [was] a new one every day. It peels off, so when they peel it off it gets quite damaged,&amp;quot; Colman explained. &amp;quot;One sort of stayed together quite well and I had it pinned to my wall for a while, but it started to elongate. It went a bit weird.&amp;quot; Additional reporting by Simon Reynolds &amp;gt; Empire Awards 2012 - winners in full &amp;gt; Empire Awards 2012 - in pictures Watch Paddy Considine and Olivia Colman talking about Tyrannosaur to Digital Spy below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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