World Magazine 2024
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Jodie Whittaker is a famous British actress who is familiar to moviegoers from the films “Perrier’s Bounty”, “Get Santa”, “Good Vibrations”, “One Day”, as well as from the TV series “Black Mirror” and “Murder on the Beach”. Jodie Whittaker rarely told reporters about her life, so fans of the actress can only be content with a drop of information from the boundless ocean of the Internet.
The actress was born on January 3, 1982, in the UK. It can be assumed that since childhood, Jody wanted to get closer to high art, because after graduating from a general education institution, the girl entered the prestigious Guildhall School of Music and Theater, where such famous actors as Orlando Bloom, Ewan McGregor, Lily James and many others studied at one time. …
It is known that Whittaker made his professional debut in the production of “The Storm” on the stage of the Shakespeare’s Globe. Since then, she has been working in film, television, radio, and plays.
Career
For the first time in the filming of the film, Jodie Whittaker took part in 2006, it was a melodrama with elements of Roger Michelle’s comedy “Venus”. The film tells about the calm and balanced old man Maurice (Peter O’Toole), who is friends with the only surviving friend – the hot-tempered and irritable Ian (Leslie Phillips). In the past, best friends were great Hollywood actors, and now they live out the rest of their lives, from time to time remembering their youth, red carpet, and glory over a cup of coffee.
But their peace collapses overnight when Ian’s niece Jesse appears on the horizon, who came from the north to take care of her uncle. The main character (Jodie Whittaker) is an obstinate girl, a representative of the Pepsi generation, who prefers watching banal TV shows to the plays of Shakespeare and Apuleius’ Metamorphoses. Despite the opposite characters, Morris is imbued with love for Jesse and takes her to the London National Gallery to enjoy Diego Velazquez’s painting “Venus with a Mirror” for the last time.
