Sandra Hüller discusses new film 'Rose' and gender performance in 17th-century drama
Sandra Hüller, the acclaimed German actress, discusses her role in the new film 'Rose', a drama set in the 17th century where she plays a woman who must disguise herself as a man to achieve success. In an interview, Hüller reflects on the physical demands of the role, stating, 'When I play a 17th-century man, I have to be able to beat someone up.' The film explores themes of power and masculinity clichés. Hüller also mentions her work in Hollywood, including a collaboration with Ryan Gosling on the project 'Project Hail Mary'. The film 'Rose' is described as a major achievement, with Hüller's performance being a standout. The interview was published by Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ).
Key facts
- Sandra Hüller stars in the film 'Rose'.
- The film is set in the 17th century.
- Hüller's character disguises herself as a man.
- The film explores power and masculinity clichés.
- Hüller mentions working with Ryan Gosling on 'Project Hail Mary'.
- The interview was published by Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ).
- Hüller discusses the physical demands of playing a male character.
- The film is described as a major achievement.
Entities
Artists
- Sandra Hüller
- Ryan Gosling
Institutions
- Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ)