Table Manners with Jessie and Lennie Ware Felicity Jones
Jan 29, 2025
Felicity Jones, the award-winning British actress known for her captivating roles in films like The Theory of Everything, joins the conversation with her insights on the filmmaking process for The Brutalist. She reveals her superstition habits and her journey from radio acting to film stardom. Topics range from filming a Christmas movie in summer to her amusing avoidance of musicals. The hilarious notion of a potential family connection adds a delightful twist, uniting them through a shared love of Birmingham’s unique cuisine.
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The Brutalist
- Felicity Jones, known for "Chalet Girl", discusses her recent film "The Brutalist".
- Shot in Hungary for budget reasons, it's a fictional story inspired by real events.
Christmas in Summer
- Felicity Jones recounts filming a Christmas movie in Atlanta's summer heat.
- She had to wear wool jumpers and coats, which was quite challenging.
The Brutalist's Inspiration
- The Brutalist's story, while fictional, resonated with many who thought it was real.
- It's inspired by the struggles of director Brady Corbet and his wife, Mona Fastvold, in filmmaking and their family's architectural history.