You may also like, Woodley has said that she leapt at the chance to work on the Augustine Frizzell-helmed project.
“Before I even read the script I was inclined to say yes,” she said. “I had been really wanting to work with Augustine and just loved her as a human being.”Woodley added: “You witness a woman’s journey in how she chooses to live her life. You recognise the struggles that come with being a woman, specifically in that time era, making decisions for herself and choosing a path that perhaps isn’t the most well-worn, yet is the most fulfilling.
“There aren’t a lot of stories about women who do make decisions for themselves even though there are serious consequences and repercussions.”on 23 July in select territories, the streaming platform doesn’t have UK rights to the film; StudioCanal does.All that’s left to ask, then, is this: will you be buying yourself a carton of popcorn and a ticket to this starry adaptation?
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