Nicola Coughlan Reads Virginia Woolf's Reply To Vita Sackville-West | LGBTQI Equality

Incredible long-time Amnesty supporter and LGBTI+ ally Nicola Coughlan reads the impassioned reply from Virginia Woolf to Vita Sackville-West, read yesterday by the enchanting Jodie Comer.
Letters made possible by The Society of Authors as the Literary Representative of the Estate of Virginia Woolf.
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[@wouldbealex]

Much like Jodie Comer's read of Vita to Virginia, this was also quite spectacular. Thanks, Amnesty International, UK. This was lovely.

[@Fruity_Cutie]

I was transported to an entirely different world just now. Superb

[@susanosullivan1226]

Beautiful reading of Virginia's letter by Nicola and perfect compliment to Jodie's reading; thank you both so very much, this wonderful love is needed at this terrible time .

[@DavidDevlin1989]

These are so incredibly beautiful. The passion and intimacy in these letters is breathtaking in their power, and I can't help but be thankful to Nicola and Jodie for bringing these to life with an energy that would make even the coldest heart flutter ❤️

[@rugma1696]

OH MY GOD MY TWO FAVES READING THIS SAPPHIC LETTER

[@reppyreacts]

i loved so much all of this. The Jodie Comer interpretation of Vita's letter and the response letter from Virginia played by Nicola Coughlan... it was just perfect and magical and filled me with feelings

[@megansalt]

ugh this made me cry. innocent woman-woman love has been bashed in so many patriarchal and religious circles... thank you for this.

[@nytolkalms9876]

Thanks for reading this girls, I absolutely love this letter between Virginia and Vita, I've read it many times. It reveals so much about their relationship, it's truly timeless. Vita was self conscious about Virginia's wit, Virginia wasn't even aware that she had it. She so effortlessly articulated herself in an eloquent manner at all times, and was fiercely intelligent. Not to say that Vita wasn't (she was also a writer), but she was more abrasive and blunt by nature and Virginia came from a lower class so it was unexpected of her to articulate herself so brilliantly.

[@keithmcintosh1769]

Is Miss Coughlan an actress or a hypnotist? I'm mesmerised. Jodie's great but Nicola has that extra inch guess it's the Irish accent.

[@ianalanneilgrant4626]

I imagine they deliberately did it like that. Perhaps it was an accident, but I would be surprised.

[@PaulBaird]

Nicola is a dreadfully underrated actress. More please.

[@barbarajohnson1442]

Thank you!!!! Beautiful reading, I had never read those. What a gift!

[@fliprim]

Fabulous, heart-fixing.

[@carmenmonzonis5951]

So touching. I love it. Thanks!

[@Mtnsunshine]

Outstanding. 🌹Thank you so much for this. Please continue this. 🙏🏼💕🌈

[@momadden7422]

Whooooops forgot to say your reading was beautiful.

[@urvashikoli1065]

Beautiful recitation

[@ruskinyruskiny1611]

I love the world this takes me to. Thank you. Bloomsbury group were tolerant and nonviolent. "Imagine all, the people sharing all the world" JL.

[@andrewtempest2092]

Now I'm shipping Clairenelle

[@cherryprihantini8607]

Love it. miss Coughlan is amazing

[@gloriaratcliffeszawlowski4797]

Thank you, what an amazing exchange 👏👏💗

[@melinsanchez7514]

Damn she's so good!

[@elenamontenegro5767]

OMG she Is sooooo beautiful, damn I can recover

[@keyote3]

Swipe me, that was reading to conjure with, splendidly done.....!!

[@potdog1000]

superb, I. a straight guy in his 70s am in tears listening to this.

[@action16x2]

Man of culture,I see

[@potdog1000]

@@action16x2 no, just feeling, We all need love

[@action16x2]

@@potdog1000 I agree
And because man usually are told to not show their emotions in our society and most people are still homophobic

[@jam-yh3bl]

i love you claire!

[@just4mygrl]

Love this! Thank you

[@Noa......]

I actually cried. And replay the video.

[@TheAncientBiker]

What a beautifully spoken reading of the response.

[@wasosky76]

Love it

[@joeywelander1833]

Amnesty is a part of the FSB

[@Dorypowa]

it is so beautiful thank you

[@lindamorse7463]

Both readings were beautiful. TY

[@RRosadoGarcia]

Wonderfully delivered!!!

[@ashleyhighland9560]

So beautiful!

[@hippyfriend]

I am smitten

[@markhussey3955]

"Grizzle barks" (VW's dog!)

[@camilaandreabecerraplata4550]

Where can I find those letters?

[@frogmouth]

well read! i read these for the first time when I was about your age I think!

[@gracelola8897]

I can't believe she's 33 lol

[@drali4981]

Nice words speaking thanks

[@la1negrita]

So lovely.

[@thesubhumancomedy]

Trieste
How do you say it in English?
I don't know, but losing the e, makes it sound a labour camp.

[@thesubhumancomedy]

Might sound petty to some. It is the words, the ones we know that NO. There are 15 yr kids in LA with no more than 500 word vocabulary. Talk to her.

[@thesubhumancomedy]

Ahh! Derry Girls

[@Coolbabe1es]

Amazing!

[@flaviabiouni]

I love it.s2

[@23RedTechno]

Virginia Woolf was quite the word smith 🥰

[@nikikosta3310]

Thank you

[@artyom6781]

Thank you

[@santoshkumar-nx5vl]

I want to join

[@macsmiffy2197]

I wish I could turn the subtitles off. I find them distracting.

[@frogmouth]

Puta book across the bottom of the screen ! I love subtitles because I find it hard to process speech in real time.