Twenty years after its theater publishing, Joe Wright’s brilliant Jane Austen Adaptation “Pride & Prejudice” continues to delight the fans – We’re talking Hand flex freaks“A million times yes” devoted, and anyone who loves a romantic reunion in a dawn field – and preparing for one very Well received theater emissions next month.
It is good news for fans, but perhaps even better news for some of its many wonderful role members, including Three times the Oscar-nominated Carey Mulliganthat made her film Debut in the feature as the lovely Ditzy fourth Bennet -dotter Catherine (better known as Kitty).
During a new interview with Mulligan in support of its latest role in Charming “The Ballad of Wallis Island” (Out next week from focus features, and with much more to come from Mulligan on IndieWire in the coming days), I mentioned that a new article that shares the news of the upcoming release of the film for the 20th anniversary met huge Interest from our readers.
“What? “, A happy muddy answered. It’s crazy!”
Asked their memories from the gig, Mulligan (who was only 18 years old when she shot the movie 2004) was efficient. “I mean, it was the dream job,” she said. “I felt happy then, obviously, but I look back now and think, ‘you happy fucking, that you managed to land to as your first gig. ‘It’s extraordinary. And then what a role has been learned from. I was literally a student looking at these incredible actors around me with zero responsibility, except that I sometimes had to giggle. And even that I just copied Jena Malone. What Jena did, I would just do it. “
Malone, of course, played youngest Bennet sister Lydia (a character in some way even more Ditzy than Kitty, and one whose romantic hijinks almost pull the entire clan in ruin). Mulligan and Malone occur in most scenes together and have a fizzy chemistry that really worked for their parts.
Mulligan also gladly told his affection to some of his other co -stars and ticked through them with Glee. “It was the first time I worked with (Rosamund) Pike, who became such a good friend and we have done three things together now, and I just think she is the most extraordinary actress,” Mulligan said. “All these incredible people! Judi Dench For my first job ever from the gate are nuts. ”
And even Mulligan cannot deny the effects of the film’s iconic reunion scene, where Knightley’s Lizzy Bennet and Matthew Macfadyens Mr. Darcy finally confesses his love for each other in a miraculously illuminated British field.
“I think it’s the most beautiful movie,” said the actress. “Matthew Macfady and Keira in to The scene, is just, ugh, the most beautiful, beautiful, beautiful dynamics. I am so proud that I have to be a small part of it. It’s amazing. “
Focus functions will be released on “Pride & Prejudice” from Sunday April 20, with special theater events that will take place on Sunday April 20 and Wednesday April 23 across the country.
Focusing functions will also release ”Ballad on Wallis Island“In limited theaters on Friday March 28.
