When a poised and graceful Lily James&nbsp;walks the red carpet next month at the premiere of her latest film, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, I&rsquo;ll be picturing her&nbsp;practising&nbsp;that same strut around the &lsquo;really dodgy flat&rsquo; in east London she lived in during her early twenties. Renting with two guys she went to school with, one of them was a &lsquo;phenomenal dancer&rsquo; who used to put on the actress&rsquo;s heels and show her how it&rsquo;s done. &lsquo;I don&rsquo;t even know how he squeezed them on,&rsquo; she laughs, &lsquo;but he literally taught me this whole routine, which I still kind of do.&rsquo; James, now 29, depicts the time before she was famous with such animation. &lsquo;I used to go to work &ndash; to&nbsp;Downton&nbsp;Abbey &ndash; at&nbsp;5am, and everyone would still be partying,&rsquo; she recalls of that dark and dingy basement. &lsquo;It was like Vegas. I&rsquo;d be like, &ldquo;Keep going, I&rsquo;ll be back in ten hours!&rdquo;&rsquo; Today, her living arrangements are a lot more comfortable, not to mention high profile &ndash; she shares a rented flat in north London with her boyfriend of four years, The Crown star Matt Smith. Unsurprisingly, her anecdotes are less vivid, which is, in part, an attempt to protect the couple&rsquo;s privacy &ndash; but also, I suspect, because she&rsquo;s quite a self-conscious person. In fact, if there was a word for the exact opposite of a name dropper, Lily James would be it.It&rsquo;s early on a Friday evening at an upmarket pizza place down the road from her flat when James bounds in, full of apologies that we&rsquo;re meeting so late in the day. She&rsquo;s come straight from a dress fitting at the flagship Burberry store (she&rsquo;s been one of their campaign faces since 2016), having flown in from Guernsey that morning. Yesterday, she was promoting The Guernsey Literary And Potato Peel Pie Society, a World War II romance, which followed her star turn in Darkest Hour, the Oscar-winning story of Winston Churchill. Next week, she&rsquo;ll&nbsp;honour&nbsp;her forthcoming role in indie thriller Little Woods at New York&rsquo;s&nbsp;Tribeca&nbsp;Film Festival, and then it&rsquo;s off to Suffolk to film Danny Boyle&rsquo;s next movie, written by&nbsp;romcom&nbsp;king Richard Curtis.Somewhere in the middle of all this has come the pinnacle of James&rsquo;s career, playing a young Donna (Meryl&nbsp;Streep&rsquo;s character) in the star-studded sequel to 2008&rsquo;s blockbuster Mamma Mia! The experience of filming in Croatia with&nbsp;Streep, Colin Firth and &ndash; drum roll &ndash; Cher (who plays Sophie&rsquo;s grandmother) sounds so epic, I&rsquo;m not sure she&rsquo;s even processed it yet. &lsquo;Without being too overly sentimental, it was a really special time,&rsquo; she nods, before a pause. &lsquo;I worry now that I potentially should have focused more and stopped having fun. We just had such a good time that I kind of forgot to&hellip;. worry.&rsquo; Does she&nbsp;realise&nbsp;how crazy that sounds? &lsquo; I know! It was,&rsquo; she concedes, ordering an iced tea and removing her Burberry trench to reveal a thin&nbsp;oatmeal-coloured&nbsp;cashmere jumper, &lsquo;just mad, with all these total legends walking around.&rsquo; Were they approachable? &lsquo;It&rsquo;s intimidating because these are people you&rsquo;ve looked up to,&nbsp;idolised; you never expect your paths will cross.&rsquo; Did Cher give good banter? &lsquo;Cher?&rsquo; she laughs, nervously. &lsquo;Yes is the answer&hellip; but no, unfortunately I&nbsp;didn&rsquo;t have much time with Cher.&rsquo;She spent significantly more time with Abba&rsquo;s Benny&nbsp;Andersson&nbsp;and&nbsp;Bj&ouml;rn&nbsp;Ulvaeus, who are executive producers on the film, namely recording her vocals for the soundtrack before filming started. &lsquo;I was literally at Benny&rsquo;s recording studio in Stockholm,&rsquo; she beams. &lsquo;Out of London, it felt like we existed in this little ulterior universe; just me and the boys from Abba.&rsquo;James lets out a big, deep guffaw which she reins in when I joke that there&rsquo;s probably still time for her to be a pop star. &lsquo;Absolutely not!&rsquo; she shrieks. &lsquo;In no way did it make me feel like that was my calling. It did make me&nbsp;realise&nbsp;I love singing&hellip; I used to sing all the time.&rsquo; Why did she stop? &lsquo;I think acting sort of took over and I also screwed my voice. I kept losing it from stress. It started in Cinderella [Kenneth&nbsp;Branagh&rsquo;s 2015&nbsp;big-budget&nbsp;movie]. You can&rsquo;t miss a day, so you keep talking through it and go on steroids &ndash; and over the next few years I damaged it so much, I stopped singing. I got into a weird relationship with my voice where I was frightened of it, but the tone changes as you age. It was freeing and wonderful to embrace it [again].&rsquo;<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5149/281742/5b191cc26bcd5/1528372479_loc.jpg"" owidth=1609 oheight=2165" style="height:2165px; width:1609px" />If Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again is the cherry on top of her career so far, then last year&rsquo;s Baby Driver was surely the icing on the cake; a cool but commercially successful US action flick, directed by Edgar Wright, that paved the way for James into more contemporary roles. Her scene-stealing performance as diner waitress Debora, complete with perfect Southern drawl, was something of a saviour after a string of post-&nbsp;Downton&nbsp;period dramas, like War &amp; Peace (2016) and Pride And Prejudice And Zombies (2016). &lsquo;I really, really went after that,&rsquo; she admits. &lsquo;I&rsquo;m usually quite good at just letting my agents get on with it &ndash; I don&rsquo;t hassle them &ndash; but with [Baby Driver] I kept ringing them to ask, &ldquo;Have you heard anything?&rdquo;&rsquo;It&rsquo;s no surprise she&rsquo;s turned down a number of roles for fear of being typecast as an English rose. &lsquo;Yeah, more so now. But then sometimes you see who&rsquo;s going to do it and think, &ldquo;Oh fuck, I&rsquo;ve made a huge mistake.&rdquo; I originally said no to The Guernsey Literary And Potato Peel Pie Society, as I&nbsp;didn&rsquo;t want do another World War II film and play another English romantic. But maybe it&rsquo;s because I&rsquo;ve done a lot of classical literature and adaptations, I&rsquo;ve been lucky to have characters who are interesting, multi-dimensional and flawed,&rsquo; she ponders.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5149/281742/5b191cc26bcd5/1528372483_loc.jpg"" owidth=1715 oheight=2338" style="height:2338px; width:1715px" />James was going to meetings at Era 50 50 (Equal Representation For Actresses, which was founded in 2015) long before it became the topic du jour. What difference has she noticed since the inauguration of Time&rsquo;s Up in Hollywood? &lsquo;I feel strengthened by it and intrigued to see how things will change. Obviously, this moment has come out of a really&nbsp;awful time, and the reality of what was being covered up and happening is harrowing. But, personally, I feel braver in being honest about how I feel about things.&rsquo; How so? &lsquo;At times I&rsquo;ve felt I could laugh away things or I was just used to the way people talked to me, or behaved towards me. I don&rsquo;t think anyone would even dare now.&rsquo; Her recent experience working with&nbsp;up-and-coming&nbsp;director&nbsp;Nia&nbsp;DaCosta, and a cast and crew consisting of mainly women on Little Woods, has only inspired her further. &lsquo;I&rsquo;ve loved the [male] directors I&rsquo;ve worked with, but there was an ease [with Little Woods], especially because we were all the same age. I could trust that we were telling the right story, from a perspective where I felt secure in the choices we were making and the honesty of the situation. It was cool to be surrounded by women in that way. I&rsquo;d never had that before. And we all wore The Future Is Female caps to the wrap party.&rsquo;Talk turns to the powerhouse that is Reese Witherspoon. &lsquo;She&rsquo;s telling stories that she wants to tell. I met her as a producer,&rsquo; she reveals. &lsquo;I had a meeting with her and was blown away. She has all these ideas, and is really generous and interested. So powerful.&rsquo; Are you going to be working with her? &lsquo;No, no, no,&rsquo; she says, a flash of horror in her eyes that this could be misconstrued. &lsquo;This was a couple of years ago&hellip; I&rsquo;d love to.&rsquo;<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5149/281742/5b191cc26bcd5/1528372489_loc.jpg"" owidth=1425 oheight=2027" style="height:2027px; width:1425px" />As we&rsquo;re discussing whether parading on the red carpet still has a place in a post-Weinstein world, there&rsquo;s a knock at the window and James jumps out of her skin. &lsquo;Oh my god!&rsquo; And there&rsquo;s Matt Smith grinning and waving through the glass,&nbsp;signalling&nbsp;to her to join him in the pub down the road when she&rsquo;s ready. &lsquo;He&rsquo;s such an idiot,&rsquo; she says, visibly blushing. &lsquo;He&rsquo;s going to see Arcade Fire tonight. I&rsquo;m not going; he&rsquo;s going with his mate. But then we have seen them together twice.&rsquo; Despite obvious media interest in the couple, who met on the set of Pride And Prejudice And Zombies, with engagement&nbsp;rumours&nbsp;and Instagram accounts dedicated to their romance, they manage to largely go about their lives undisturbed, which is why James was so freaked out recently to see pictures of her &lsquo;rowdy&rsquo; birthday night out in the tabloids. &lsquo;I&nbsp;wasn&rsquo;t even that drunk,&rsquo; she sighs. &lsquo;We&rsquo;d had dinner and cocktails, and were walking to Soho House when these paps jumped out of nowhere. I never get that. That&rsquo;s why I screamed so much! It was so embarrassing, as I was with all my mates and it has an effect on the night in a negative way. And I don&rsquo;t even have to deal with it at all compared to most people.&rsquo;Born Lily Chloe&nbsp;Ninette&nbsp;Thomson in Surrey to&nbsp;Ninette&nbsp;and James Thomson, both actors, she took her father&rsquo;s name as a stage name because there was already an actress called Lily Thomson. &lsquo;He was always writing, telling stories, doing stupid voices and encouraging us,&rsquo; she explains. &lsquo;He liked building sandcastles more than we did. He was the bigger kid.&rsquo; It&rsquo;s also a poignant tribute, following his death from cancer when James was only 18. &lsquo;I&nbsp;couldn&rsquo;t be any other name. I love being Lily James. It means so much. I do feel it was sort of fate.&rsquo; It must have been difficult, I say, studying at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama at the time. &lsquo;Yeah, and grief is so awkward, and people are afraid to ask. I still can&rsquo;t really articulate what that time was like.&rsquo; What impact did it have on her twenties? &lsquo;They were just insane.&rsquo; Because of grief or work? &lsquo;Both. I mean, I moved to London. I was suddenly here. I just&nbsp;didn&rsquo;t really&hellip; care. In a way, I think I&rsquo;m quite lucky that I did end up working because it meant there was structure.&rsquo;<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5149/281742/5b191cc26bcd5/1528372494_loc.jpg"" owidth=1683 oheight=2325" style="height:2325px; width:1683px" />James remains very close to her two brothers &ndash; one in London, who develops wind plants for third-world countries, and the other in Melbourne who works in sports journalism.&nbsp;I ask her if she ever had a plan B for her career, and her answer is more revealing than I imagine she&rsquo;s intending. &lsquo;I don&rsquo;t know. There was a point when I reconsidered it a bit &ndash; at drama school.&rsquo; What prompted that? &lsquo;I had a weird moment, where the relationship [between] being an actor and having to own other people&rsquo;s lives felt too&nbsp;phoney. I thought, &ldquo;Who am I to act something that people have really experienced in this world?&rdquo; For a while something&nbsp;didn&rsquo;t sit right. But then I got over that.&rdquo; What changed? &lsquo;I kept going, and stopped thinking about it,&rsquo; she adds, with a nervous laugh. &lsquo;I probably still need to deal with it at some stage.&rsquo;I wonder how she&rsquo;s feeling about approaching the end of her &lsquo;insane&rsquo; twenties. &lsquo;I have one year left, where I&rsquo;m like I&rsquo;ve got to do everything I feel I haven&rsquo;t done.&rsquo; Top of her bucket list is a surprising one. &lsquo;I want to go to&nbsp;Berghain&nbsp;[an exclusive nightclub] in Berlin. I&rsquo;ve never been! I think it would be fun to just go there and lose three days of my life.&rsquo;<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5149/281742/5b191cc26bcd5/1528372499_loc.jpg"" owidth=1715 oheight=2338" style="height:2338px; width:1715px" />Most of all, she wants to take some time out. &lsquo;I&rsquo;d like a few months where I go&nbsp;travelling&nbsp;and just switch off. When you&rsquo;re an actor, it&rsquo;s like, &ldquo;You&rsquo;ve got to keep the momentum up.&rdquo; And I&rsquo;m like, &ldquo;No!&rdquo; You have to trust that things won&rsquo;t go away if you stop for a bit. I haven&rsquo;t really stopped, and I don&rsquo;t think that&rsquo;s a feasible way to work. For me, eventually, that&rsquo;s not the lifestyle I want. You never really know where you are. That&rsquo;s not only with regards to my relationship with Matt, but with my friends and family. There&rsquo;s so much you miss. That&rsquo;s why I know I can&rsquo;t keep working at this intensity. I finish a job; Matt starts one.&rsquo;Is she craving to put down roots? &lsquo;Yes. We want to get somewhere. That&rsquo;s going to be a big moment for me. I&rsquo;m&nbsp;always like, &ldquo;Can we go furniture shopping?&rdquo; We bought a rug from there [points to a shop over the road], and I love getting flowers and making things look nice.&rsquo; Wait until you start buying yourself flowers, I joke. Then you&rsquo;ll really start feeling your age. &lsquo;I do that!&rsquo; she laughs. &lsquo;I never buy a pre-made bouquet, I like to get all different flowers. That&rsquo;s something I might do &ndash; a&nbsp;flower&nbsp;arranging&nbsp;course. And I&rsquo;d love to learn a language. My granny is French and I hate that I can&rsquo;t speak French. Maybe before I turn 30, I&rsquo;ll go to&nbsp;Berghain&nbsp;and learn French.&rsquo;

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