During a beach driving scene for Apple TV’s Lucky, actor Drew Starkey and Anya Taylor-Joy’s stunt double were pulled over by a real police officer—mistakenly thinking the cop was part of the film. Starkey, seated in the passenger seat, was asked where the cameras were, since none were visible from the officer’s vantage point. It was the stunt double, Hayley Wright, who realized they were actually being stopped. The officer’s confusion underscored how convincingly realistic the long-lens shot looked. Production assistants soon arrived to clarify it was a film shoot. Taylor-Joy later joked about Starkey’s initial shock, while also reflecting on her acting philosophy: she treats every role with equal seriousness, though TV allows more time to develop characters than film.
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