The Undercovers actress stars alongside Tom and Julia Roberts in the film, about a middle aged man who loses his job and decides to turn his life around by going back to college and Q Viva Marc Anthony .

She added: “But he was directing the film as well so he was very hands on and he was wonderful to work with and very generous and creative. He’d written the project as well so it was quite impressive the amount of work he was doing.

“And he was so much fun and playful as well. He’s great to work with.”

The rising British star – who has appeared in Doctor Who and Bonekickers – was delighted to be working on the film, which is released later this year.

She said: “It was a terrific experience. Really, really exciting.

“Tom Hanks’ character goes back to college when he falls on hard times and my character, Talia, kind of swoops him up and gives him a make over and encourages him to start afresh. So it’s a really lovely film.”

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The spy drama, which starred Boris Kodjoe and Gugu Mbatha-Raw, was axed in November after falling ratings.

Abrams has now revealed that he feels “completely responsible” and added: “Everyone, including Josh Reims, with whom I created the show, followed my lead. It was all my doing.”

Speaking to Collider, he suggested that the show was too “frivolous”.

“I’ve got to say, I feel like it was unfortunate,” he said. “Of course, I completely blame myself for the entire thing. The conceit of the show was to do a much more frivolous, fun show but ultimately I think it was just too frivolous and simple and we didn’t go deep enough. We were really desperately trying to stay away from mythology and complexity and intensity and too much serious, dark storytelling and ultimately that’s not necessarily what I do best. I think audiences felt that it was a little bit lacking.”

He added: “All around, it just didn’t work the way I wanted it to. I especially feel for the actors, who are incredibly talented and wonderful. The directors we got, the editors and the crew [were] awesome.

“The idea that I would squander really talented people’s time and take them and us away from our families and other work we have to do – it was a real heartbreaker.”

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