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|October 2023
A film debut is just the start of it all...
When you filmed Jubilee with director Derek Jarman, was there a sense you were making something edgy?
Oh, certainly, especially when you consider the working title was Death To The Queen! Derek faced a lot of opposition from the film industry, but he was a man without compromise, a true artist. One element of opposition he didn’t expect was the number of well-known punk figures who pulled out during pre-production, because they felt it went against punk sensibilities. I think it holds up very well and is incredibly evocative of the times. It’s astonishing, as everything Derek did was, and it fills my heart with joy that so many film students study his work today.
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