
If you needed another reason to love Steve Buscemi, here it is: heâs not just a scene-stealing actor, heâs apparently a top-tier study coach. Yep, in between filming for âWednesday” Season 2, Buscemi was helping one of his teen co-stars prep for his school exams. Forget intimidating Hollywood legends; this is a man who will casually quiz you on past papers between takes.
Moosa Mostafa, who plays our favorite nerdy beekeeper Eugene, told BBC News that working with Buscemi was âgreatâ and that heâs âgenuinely one of the nicest people Iâve ever met.â Honestly, no oneâs shocked, but itâs still heartwarming to hear.

Books, Bees, and Buscemi
For Moosa, filming last year came with an extra layer of stress. BBC News explained that the now 17-year-old from Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, was smack in the middle of his GCSE exams while production for âWednesday” Season 2 was rolling in Dublin.
Thatâs a lot to handle⦠memorizing lines one minute, then cramming for history or maths the next. But Buscemi didnât just stick to his own scenes and call it a day. Moosa revealed that his co-star would âtake the time out of his day to come and say hello and give me advice.â And not just generic âyouâll do greatâ pep talks either; this was specific, practical advice. âBefore the exams he was telling me âmake sure you do those past papersâ and tried to give me revision tests,â Moosa said.
Just picture it: youâre in full âWednesday” costume, surrounded by creepy props, and Steve Buscemi is there making sure youâre ready for your science paper. Thatâs next-level co-star support.
A+ in Kindness
Buscemiâs addition to the âWednesday” cast was already exciting for fans, but this story makes it even better. On top of being a celebrated actor, he clearly takes the time to connect with the people heâs working with; whether theyâre veteran performers or teenage stars juggling schoolwork.
Moosa couldnât say enough about how nice Buscemi was on set, which makes sense. The âWednesday” cast is known for its off-screen camaraderie, and this just reinforces the âfound familyâ vibe fans have fallen in love with. Behind all the eerie mystery, gothic fashion, and supernatural chaos, thereâs a group of people cheering each other on⦠even when the challenge is a GCSE exam.

While Moosa hasnât shared his exact results, itâs safe to assume he walked away with more than just a passing grade. Having Steve Buscemi as your unofficial exam coach? Thatâs the kind of high school story thatâs impossible to top.
And if âpast papersâ were part of his advice, maybe we should all be adding a little Buscemi-approved study time into our own schedules; bees optional.
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