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VIDEO – The British actress and producer was the guest this Thursday, October 3 of Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine in “C à vous” on the occasion of the upcoming release of the film Lee Millerin which she plays the main role.
Kate Winslet in the shoes of a war photographer, Lee Miller. In theaters on October 9, the feature film takes up the life of the British photographer and model, who set out to cover the horrors of the Second World War. It is also the actress herself who initiated the project. “She made her mark, redefined who she was for a new audience. At the time of her life, she was said to be Man Rey’s muse. So magazine cover modeling was just a small part of his life. She was so much more than that.”insisted Kate Winslet.
Following the desire to be as faithful as possible, the actress appears, as Pierre Lescure pointed out, without makeup. “To portray this free and stubborn woman who made fun of the way others looked, you assume wrinkles and dark circles to show her physical and psychological fatigue. You strip yourself without hiding some curves. It was a deliberate choice which sometimes went against the suggestions of the film crew.he ventured to ask. And if the actress with multiple Oscars, at first, acquiesced to the remark by affirming that it was her “work to be as close to who she was”she quickly revealed her annoyance at the journalist’s remark.
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“It’s very interesting that you ask this question because, forgive me, but would you ask this same question to a man, to an actor?”she asked, slightly annoyed. And to continue: “It’s definitely an interesting conversation because a lot of women want to have this conversation about being truthful, being authentic and expressing a positive message. But for me it’s so fascinating that rarely would my male counterparts be asked this kind of question.” Faced with this irritation, Pierre Lescure suddenly lost his smile and revealed a somewhat tense face. In order to calm the exchange and return to the central subject of the film, Kate Winslet concluded: “But it’s true that it was very important for me to play Lee. It was the most important privilege of my life to be able to play a character with so much power.”
