With rumours of a Rey Skywalker Star Wars film doing the rounds it’s worth remembering that Daisy Ridley has made a number of films outside of the franchise that includes roles in Murder on the Orient Express and lead role in, ‘Sometimes I think about Dying’. Her latest film is ‘Magpie’ not a big screen adaptation of 1970’s kids ITV counterpart to Blue Peter but a stylish neo-noir thriller centered on married couple Anette and Ben, whose lives begin to fracture when their daughter is cast alongside a glamorous movie star, Alicia. As Anette’s suspicions of Ben’s infatuation with Alicia intensify, their secrets and lies threaten to burst to the surface and destroy them all.
Magpie is a riveting little film with great compelling central performances that builds to a very satisfying climactic scene and is well worth searching out
At a recent screening of the film Daisy Ridley, writer Tom Bateman, director Sam Yates and co-star Shazad Latif talk, ‘Magpie’
related feature : Daisy Ridley & director Rachel Lambert discuss their new film, ‘Sometimes I Think About Dying’
related feature : Daisy Ridley stars in ‘Chaos walking’ – review here
Watch the full Q&A here……
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