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Murphy Turns Atheist After Work on Sci-Fi Thriller
Murphy Turns Atheist After Work on Sci-Fi Thriller
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- Irish actor
Cillian Murphy
has lost his faith in God after working on new sci-fi thriller
Sunshine
.
Murphy
, who heads up the annihilation of the sun in the
Danny Boyle
-directed movie, spent time with a number of scientists to prepare for the role--and ended up losing any belief in a bigger being.
He says, "I was agnostic before this film. Now I'm very much an atheist.
"Not just because I spent time with these guys--they just confirmed what I'd always suspected.
"For me, the film ultimately is a battle between science and religion, or science instead of fundamentalism."
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