Hollywood’s Olivia Colman & Jessie Buckley Star In New Comedy 'Wicked Little Letters' | This Morning
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Oscar winner Olivia Colman and her Oscar-nominated Lost Daughter co-star Jessie Buckley chat to Sian about their new comedy, Wicked Little Letters, and give us their take on the film's unbelievable swear word count!
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Who knew they extended This Morning to Sundays now.
Looking forward to seeing this later today
Finally someone mentions the lost daughter.
Since when was Hollywood in Britain? These wonderful actresses are NOT American and the film they are promoting was made in England, NOT in Hollywood. You’ve vacuumed up enough of the world’s talent, but you can’t claim these two.
Why do you insist on giving britain's best actors to Hollywood? They don't live or work (not very often anyway) in Hollywood! Film does not automatically mean "Hollywood!" We in the u.s. often prefer to watch brit tv and movies and actors because they aren't Hollywood!
Why are they rewriting history? Gladys Moss, the first WPC in West Sussex, was a white woman. Why is an Indian actress playing her?
Who cares, why you getting so concerned about castings, it’s a comedy based on a real story, it’s not a history lesson.
Probably because its not a documentary. So historical accuracy was not a 'Top Priority'.
@@jeremymanson1781 Right, no problem. Let's have James Corden playing Martin Luther King, then...
ok its brill ax