Before “Good Omens,” Were Michael Sheen And David Tennant Friends?

The friendship between Michael Sheen and David Tennant, who star in the popular TV series “Good Omens”, extends beyond the Prime Video series. They are real-life friends and even released the British comedy series “Staged” during the COVID-19 pandemic using video-conferencing tools. In a Q&A interview, Tennant revealed that they had been in a film together before, but did not actually have any scenes together. Both actors were immersed in ridiculous end-time scenarios and loved it all.

The chemistry between the two stars can be credited to their close real-life friendship, with the pair even poking fun at each other. Tennant and Sheen joked about swapping roles every time the theatre production of Good Omens travels the world. The chemistry between the two can be credited to their close real-life friendship, with the pair even poking fun at each other.

Originally, both actors assumed the series would be one and done, but they became fast friends on set and chatted between shots. David Tennant and Michael Sheen’s double act is so well-honed that they parody it in BBC meta-comedy Staged. It feels as if they have been together since the beginning.

In a Q&A interview, Tennant asked about the experience of kissing Michael Sheen in one of the final scenes of Good Omens season 2. They also discussed their favorite rom-coms and who’s better at driving the infamous Bentley. The chemistry between the two stars is a testament to the power of friendship and the ability to connect through shared experiences.