British actress Daisy Ridley can’t stop talking about her work on the much-criticized new Star Wars trilogy. In this case, his best experience and memory of filming.
Eager not to be locked into the studio system after having played the character of Rey three times in the new Star Wars trilogy, oh so criticized, Daisy Ridley also navigates in independent productions, such as Sometimes I Think About Dying, a dramatic comedy, which she had come to present at the Sundance Film Festival.
Giving an interesting and long interview to the HollywoodReporter, marking out his career, the saga was obviously and logically not a subscriber absent from the questions. It is not a question here of his opinion on the greatest revelation of the trilogy nor his favorite scene, but to evoke his best memory of filming, which was on Star Wars: the rise of Skywalker.
“On the third film, I was very present. On the first two, I was always like ‘oh my god, oh my god… They didn’t take the right person. My god, I’m going to ruin everything. Oh my god!” On the third film, I had a bit of time to take a break.
I still had those moments where I wondered if I was horrible, but I also knew that I was working hard, and that I was in a very safe environment, with many people that I already knew. So I felt comfortable, I really made an effort to be involved every day.
It was my best memory of filming for that reason, because I took everything I could, and at no time was the joy and excitement absent. So I felt like I could breathe a little easier. I mean, I love them all [Les films]but it’s been really good to be able to be more comfortable with myself for this last experience”.