‘Wicker’ Star Alexander Skarsgård Appreciated “Social Commentary” Of Feminist Romantasy Film Without It Being “Too Preachy” – Contenders L.A.
Deadline reports on an interview with Alexander Skarsgård, star of the film Wicker, conducted as part of its Contenders L.A. event. Skarsgård says the script and Olivia Colman's attachment to the project drew him to playing the straw-plaited husband in the film, which Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson made from a short story by Ursula Wills. He describes the film as a feminist romantasy whose "social commentary" he appreciated because it was not "too preachy," and he discusses how he developed his character.
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‘Wicker’ Star Alexander Skarsgård Appreciated “Social Commentary” Of Feminist Romantasy Film Without It Being “Too Preachy” – Contenders L.A.
The script — and actress Olivia Colman’s attachment to the project – was the ultimate draw for star Alexander Skarsgård to undergo quite a transformation into the straw-plaited husband of Ursula Wills’ short story-based film Wicker from Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson. “From the first page, I was just immersed in this fantasy, in […]
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