Matthew Broome Opens Up About His Leading Role in ‘My Fault: London’ and the Complexities of His Character

Matthew Broome was mostly oblivious to the magnitude of the “Culpa Mia” franchise. In fact, it was only after he’d already been cast in the lead of “My Fault: London” that his costar, Asha Banks, clued him in to just how popular the books and their films were.  “It started to freak me out a little bit,” he says. “Culpa Mia” is a Spanish book trilogy that has become a wildly successful movie franchise, the second film of which was released on Prime this past December. Now, an English-language, London-set movie adaptation is launching, with Banks and Broome set to star as Noah and Nick.  The movie follows an American woman whose mother married a wealthy Englishman, causing her to move to London. Drama ensues as an attraction builds between her and her new stepbrother, just as her dangerous father is released from prison. Broome, who is still a relatively new face, makes his leading movie role debut in the film.  “That’s been a dream since I was 14,” he says.  His character Nick is a “very complex, complicated individual” that gave Broome plenty to work with. “At the surface, you’ve got the stereotypical bad boy, but actually when you delve into him, it all stems from,

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