Singer-turned-actor Harry Styles says he found it "refreshing" not to be treated differently on the set of "Dunkirk".
The 23-year-old pop star has made his movie debut in the World War II drama and he "liked" the fact director Christopher Nolan had no idea just how famous he is before he was cast, and he appreciated having the chance to be a part of a team, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"I don't think (my fame) was on (Nolan's) radar at all and I liked it that way," Styles said.
"I'm a newcomer to this - this has nothing to do with my music career. It felt refreshing just to be a part of the team. I wish I could feel that exact feeling more often," he added.
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