Kaya Scodelario and Dev Patel recently reflected on their time on the popular British show Skins, which first premiered 17 years ago. The duo, who were 14 and 17 respectively when they joined the teen drama series, shared insights into their experiences on the show.
In a TikTok video, Kaya expressed some discomfort with her role as Effy, comparing it to the edgy content seen in the show 'Euphoria.' She highlighted the stark contrast between her on-screen portrayal at a young age and the mature themes depicted.
During a podcast appearance, Kaya reminisced about the past and praised the show's presenter for being a supportive figure during their time on Skins. She acknowledged the lack of safeguarding for young actors back then and appreciated the kindness and care shown by certain individuals on set.
Dev Patel also shared his perspective on a promotional event for Skins that took place when he was 18. He described the chaotic atmosphere at the party, where young individuals were seemingly left to their own devices without proper supervision. Dev recalled the wild nature of the event and the carefree attitude that prevailed among the attendees.
Both Kaya and Dev's reflections shed light on the behind-the-scenes dynamics of Skins and the challenges they faced as young actors in a show known for its provocative content. Their candid remarks offer a glimpse into the realities of working in the entertainment industry at a tender age and the impact it can have on individuals.
As they look back on their time on Skins, Kaya and Dev's insights serve as a reminder of the importance of providing support and guidance to young performers navigating the complexities of show business.
