Owen, 45, took on the real-life role of British journalist Simon Carr in the new flick.

The movie is based on Carr’s memoirs of losing his wife and taking care of their two sons.

Owen said: “Every time I read the scene where I’m telling a boy his mother may not be around much longer, I cried.

“Just the whole idea of that conversation was really painful.

“The film is an exploration of grief, loss and parenting from a guy’s perspective but it’s never heavy or sentimental, just beautifully rough.”

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The 45-year-old star previously appeared in both the West End and Broadway adaptations of Closer by Patrick Marber and has revealed his interest in appearing in another play.

He said: “I have been looking at some options. I haven’t been on stage for quite a while so it’s really about finding a role I have a huge appetite to play.

“It is a big commitment taking on a theatre play, and I’ve just started to look at the idea. I have to find something I am really interested in.”

Owen, who is currently appearing in the movie The Boys Are Back, added: “It would be good if it was a new play. It is always exciting to do new writing.”

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Owen, 45, is best known for his roles in movies such as Sin City, Duplicity and Children Of Men.

The Brit actor is dad to two daughters aged 10 and 12 with wife Sarah-Jane Fenton.

He said: “The girls have got a big library of movies waiting for them when they turn 18. And even then, I’ll still be unhappy about them seeing some of them.”

Talking about his new movie, where he plays a single dad bringing up two sons, he said: “People have said this is quite a departure from my usual roles but I didn’t see it like that.

“The appeal was that I’m a parent and it is a big part of my life.”

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The Boys Are Back actor Clive Owen has said fans will be surprised to know that he does the washing-up in his house.

Clive, 45, lives in Highgate, London, with his wife Sarah-Jane and their two young daughters, Hannah and Eve.

He said: "You may find it surprising but I do the washing up, all of it. Always have done, it's just an accepted thing, one of 'Dad's chores'."

Clive's new movie is based on the real-life story of a father who gets back in contact with his sons after the death of his second wife.

He said: "It's the first film that I've ever made in my career that I would let my daughters watch.

"They remain completely unimpressed with what I do for a job. Whenever they read something about me, they always roll their eyes and sigh: 'If only they knew what you're really like.'"

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Actor Clive Owen says his new movie Trust is "deeply unsettling and upsetting".

Clive, 45, who has two young daughters himself, plays the role of a dad whose teenage daughter meets a 'boy' on the internet who turns out to be a 45-year-old man.

Talking of the film, he told the Daily Mail online: "I play the father of a 14-year-old girl who establishes a relationship on the internet with someone she thinks is a young boy.

"Eventually he comes to town and he's a 45-year-old man, and he takes her to a hotel and it ruptures the family."

He added: "It's a deeply unsettling and upsetting movie. Maybe it's because of the age my girls are, but it's a hot topic at the moment, and something that people should be aware of."

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