When asked by one Redditor who’d praised his social media updates and if there were any scenes that he filmed which ended up being cut, Webster spilled all.

“I’m glad somebody appreciates it! Haha,” he replied, referring to his Instagram antics.

He then explained: “There was lots of play and discovery on set whilst we were shooting, so you kind of expect that stuff maybe not make it in there.

“And the fact Apple allowed that space for actors to discover and play is highly rare, and highly commendable on a project of this scale. It doesn’t happen.

“So, I think the show we’ve got is the absolute best version. Even though I obviously wanted more screentime!

“I think it’s ultimately more important to tell as concise and specific a story as possible given the context.”

While he may have played the accomplished Capt. Dye on-screen, Webster also shocked fans with a rather surprising admission about his own relationship with flying.

“I’m s**t-scared of planes. I hate flying,” Webster said elsewhere in the Q&A. “So I generally try to avoid anything to do with planes at all. So, I knew next to nothing about the air-war save for our spitfires (I’m British) and the blitz.