Nicholas Galitzine, known for his role in "The Idea of You," recently shared insights into his immediate connection with co-star Anne Hathaway. Portraying musician Hayes Campbell, who falls for Anne's character Solène Marchand, 16 years his senior, Galitzine discussed how their chemistry became apparent from the outset.

During a recent appearance at SXSW, Galitzine revealed the transformative experience of their chemistry test. He described the usual apprehension actors feel in such situations, yet emphasized the openness that characterized their interaction. Galitzine reflected on leaving the session with a sense of pride in their collaborative effort, regardless of the outcome.

Further elaborating on the chemistry test, Galitzine recounted an intriguing request: each actor was asked to propose a song to convince Solène to dance with Hayes. Despite initial intimidation, Galitzine noted a remarkable connection with Hathaway, describing their interaction as almost spiritual, marked by shared humor and ease.

"The Idea of You" revolves around a May-December romance between Solène and a young musician, set against the backdrop of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. Galitzine shared anecdotes from the set, including shooting a swimming scene in freezing temperatures, where he and Hathaway found warmth in each other's company.

Hathaway, also a producer on the project, echoed Galitzine's sentiments, expressing confidence in their partnership from that moment onwards. The pair's camaraderie extended beyond the screen, evident in their warm embrace outside the Paramount Theater.

In real life, Hathaway balances her career with motherhood, having two sons from her marriage to Adam Shulman. Meanwhile, Galitzine continues to pursue diverse roles, including portraying George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham, in the period drama "Mary & George" premiering soon on Starz.