Joe Alwyn: ‘Catherine Called Birdy’ is a gentle, moving, and different medieval film

Andrew, who plays Lord Rollo, reveals why he didn’t read the book, claiming he was “not just lazy”. Scott explains: Book. Lord Rollo in the book is more of a macho, sword-wielding savage, but I’m not. So we wanted to make him a little more realistic…”
Joe Alwyn also shared his thoughts on the film, stating, “There were multiple reasons why I agreed to be in this film. First was obviously Lena, then the script. So fun, kind and touching.” It’s a different kind of story, a different kind of medieval film narrative.”
About his director he added: It was such an easy thing to say yes because what she was building was amazing.
Dunham’s personal connection to Birdy’s story is reflected in the beauty of the script. Actor Andrew praised her talent, saying, “The script was really tight at first, but Lena is amazing. She’s very open to everyone bringing new things to the table, so that’s a little bit It’s nice to be less medieval…in tune.”
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/web-series/news/english/joe-alwyn-catherine-called-birdy-is-a-tender-moving-and-different-medieval-film/articleshow/94678962.cms Joe Alwyn: ‘Catherine Called Birdy’ is a gentle, moving, and different medieval film