“There was an instant trust with Aidan”

“There was an instant trust with Aidan”

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Maud doesn’t seem very satisfied with her lot as Declan’s wife and is very open to temptation…

As a film enthusiast, I’d describe myself as a complex, fragile, and fractured winged beauty yearning for appreciation. I find myself in low spirits often, seeking admiration from men, and my self-centered nature propels me forward towards my desired destinations.

Had you met Aidan Turner, who plays your screen husband, before?

In a different phrase, I’d like to express: Though Aidan and I weren’t previously acquainted, there was an immediate sense of reliability. Our conversations barely delved into our characters’ inner workings; instead, it was understood that they belonged within the English social structure, portraying a resilient, passionate Irish family. This understanding between us was swift and clear.

Does Jilly Cooper treat her female characters well?

As you follow the development of each unique woman throughout the narrative, by its conclusion, it seems as though the work embodies a strong feminist perspective. Each female character expresses her political desires freely, with some achieving their personal goals and others finding what they truly need.

Maud is very colourful in her mood and clothes. Did you have fun with your costumes?

In a relaxed, straightforward manner: Maud embodies a 1970s bohemian vibe more so than the rest of the group. The outfits played a significant role in helping us define our characters effortlessly. As soon as we donned our attire, it felt like we had already stepped into their shoes.

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2024-10-09 19:07