Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones discuss the pressure of their roles in The Theory of Everything

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, with Felicity admitting that "It does come with responsibility playing real people."Eddie added: "You can isolate the physicality or the voice, or ever the science, but making sure that they are not separate entities but embedded in one personality, that was the more complicated part."

This awards season the two are finally gaining international recognition thanks to their incredible and powerful performances in

. Based on the early life of scientist Professor Stephen Hawking and his first wife Jane, Eddie and Felicity have both garnered

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said Felicity of playing a real person. "It did feel like one of those characters that I cared so much about her, and wanted to get all the complexity.""It was wonderful to find this incredibly nuanced, complicated female character", added 31-year-old Felicity.

"When I met Jane she has this extraordinary ability to command the room and the strength and determination but also has great vulnerability and huge capacity for love and care and so

, Felicity added.Eddie, who on Monday

in a romantic winter ceremony, also discussed how the film was a learning experience for him, saying: "Everything about this film was an education, learning about the science because you need a base knowledge of what Stephen has achieved."

, and director James Marsh revealed how Stephen's visit raised the stakes for everyone, but especially for Eddie."When Eddie had to show us, out of sequence, four different versions of Stephen's disability and for that to work... was amazing."

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