Merlin 和Arther你更喜欢哪个呢？

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先看看他们两的采访再决定吧

Arther--- Bradley James

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Merlin----Colin Morgan

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"When we first started out it was a bit daunting," Morgan says. "It's great because they're in genuine old English so whenever I get the gobbledegook," he says, referring to the script, "I find out the meaning, and then the phonetic pronunciation. So when I say the spells, I genuinely know what they mean."

He has no idea how his magical gestures will look on-screen when the special effects are added, but he says it's "no excuse not to go for it".

"You have to not feel silly doing things," he says. "It's going to look stupid if you feel stupid."

Morgan says its mostly kids that know who he is: "I'm always asked, 'How do you do the magic?' and you can't very well turn round to a five-year-old and say, 'It's done with CGI in London'."

（有关剧情）Many aspects, however, have remained the same. For one, Merlin is still not allowed to use a sword with gusto, much to Morgan's chagrin. And Arthur still has no idea it's the wizard who's forever saving the day.

"I think the creators are really happy to milk that one and continue the line of Merlin saving the day behind Arthur's back," says James. "I think once you lose that dynamic, the show will change."

But he swears he's not down the gym buffing up on a daily basis: "I'm not a fan of gyms so fortunately for this, I just have to stay healthy and fit."

As for the rather more lean Merlin showing off his muscles, Morgan jokes, "They never ask me, do they? I don't know why that is!" （可爱的colin）

Top or no top, both receive hundreds of letters from fans from all over the world. "Mine are a bit intense," says James. "I get a lot from people of a certain age and mindset saying I'm their soul mate. I think they get confused and see a blonde hair, blue-eyed guy saving a kingdom," he adds. "The anticlimax would be phenomenal!"

Morgan also receives some "unusual things" but most of the time it's "really young kids who ask me to wave to them on the next episode".

Quite what the show's fans will make of Morgan's next role remains to be seen. In a world away from Merlin, he'll be playing a heroin addict in the movie Parked. It turns out it was a fan of the show who approached him in the first place. "I don't know what they saw," says Morgan, saying he never went searching for such a role.