Moosa Mostafa discusses balancing GCSE exams with acting in Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’ alongside Steve Buscemi

Actor Moosa Mostafa, known for his role in Netflix’s hit series *Wednesday*, shares insights into balancing his acting career with the pressures of GCSE exams. The 17-year-old from Leamington Spa played Eugene, a quirky character at Nevermore Academy, while filming the series. During the production of the show, he faced the challenge of studying for his exams while working in Dublin. Notably, Steve Buscemi, who joined the cast as the principal of Nevermore Academy, became a supportive mentor to Moosa. Buscemi provided friendly advice, encouraging him to focus on past papers and revision tests in between filming. Despite the challenges, Moosa managed to juggle his schoolwork and acting commitments, learning valuable skills about work-life balance at a young age. Moosa’s mother expressed pride in her son’s maturity through the experience. As the series continues with a third season confirmed, Moosa remains uncertain about his character’s future, but he is confident in balancing his academic and acting careers. The *Wednesday* series has attracted significant attention, with its second season recently released. Moosa reflects on how his life has dramatically changed since landing his first major acting role.