EXCLUSIVE: Paul Mescal proves he’s a ‘normal raver’ as he gets sweaty on the dancefloor of Camden’s iconic London nightclub KOKO
He became a household name after starring in Irish romantic psychological drama Normal People.
But Paul Mescal, 27, proved he’s a normal raver after he was spotted getting hot and sweaty on the dancefloor of iconic nightclub KOKO in London’s Camden.
Paul was pictured throwing out some shapes among the crowd wearing a simple white T-shirt as he laughed and giggled with his friends.
Back in June, Prince William was spotted enjoying himself at the very same establishment.
Footage shows the Prince of Wales, 41, dressed in a light blue shirt, holding a beer and dancing from side to side while at the concert venue and former theatre in London.
Party people: Paul Mescal proved he’s a ‘normal raver’ as he got sweaty on the dancefloor of Camden’s iconic London nightclub KOKO at the weekend
![Letting his hair down: Paul was pictured throwing out some shapes among the crowd wearing a simple white T-shirt as he laughed and giggled with his friends](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/10/02/11/76066047-12583819-image-m-40_1696243728520.jpg)
Letting his hair down: Paul was pictured throwing out some shapes among the crowd wearing a simple white T-shirt as he laughed and giggled with his friends
Appearing in a private box alongside two friends, including Prince Louis’ godfather and nightclub owner Guy Pelly, the heir to the throne seemed relaxed while enjoying a Friday night stint at the electronic music-themed evening.
The celebration may have been to mark the royal’s 41st birthday, which was two days prior to the night out.
It comes after the director of All Of Us Strangers, a new movie Paul stars in, said that he and co-star Andrew Scott were ‘fearless’ when filming the sex scenes.
Filmmaker Andrew Haigh has praised the work the two Irish actors did on the flick which is based on the 1987 novel Strangers by Taichi Yamada.
The film follows writer Adam (Andrew) whose neighbour Harry (Paul) returns home one night and flirts with him, with their fling turning into a romance.
Adam later returns to his childhood home where he discovers that his dead parents (Claire Foy and Jamie Bell) are in face alive and have not aged a day in 30 years.
Director Andrew said Paul and Andrew Scott both understood how important the sex scenes were to the story.
Speaking to Vanity Fair, he said: ‘There was chemistry between the two of them literally the second I saw them together.
‘Both of them were pretty fearless. There was no sense of them being afraid of approaching those scenes. They knew how important they were.’
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Giving it his all: Paul proved he’s no diva and hardly anyone realised they were in the company of an A-lister
![Who can spot him? Paul was pictured in the throng of the crowd at the weekend](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/10/02/11/76066045-12583819-image-a-36_1696243600594.jpg)
Who can spot him? Paul was pictured in the throng of the crowd at the weekend
![Actor: Paul catapulted to international stardom after playing Connell Waldron (pictured with Daisy Edgar-Jones) in BBC Three's Normal People in 2020](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/10/02/11/66917989-12583819-Actor_Paul_Mescal_catapulted_to_international_stardom_after_play-a-38_1696243681535.jpg)
Actor: Paul catapulted to international stardom after playing Connell Waldron (pictured with Daisy Edgar-Jones) in BBC Three’s Normal People in 2020
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