The Prince of Wales reportedly classified the film, in which a girl loses her virginity after being raped while on holiday, as “fun”
Prince William would have made a mistake when praising the film How to Have Sex for its protagonist, Mia McKenna-Bruce, during the 77th edition of the BAFTA Film Awards, which took place last Sunday, February 18th, and gave the actress the award for Best Newcomer (Rising Star Award). The information is from DailyMail.
The Prince of Wales met with Mia McKenna-Brucein addition to Phoebe Dynevor (Fair play), Ayo Edebiri (The bear) It is Sophia Wilde (Talk to me), who were also competing in the category, and reportedly told the actress How to Have Sex: “I haven’t watched your movie yet. It looks like you had a lot of fun in the process”.
The debut feature of Molly Manning Walker tells the story of three British girls, who go on vacation in Greece and intend to enjoy the best and most unforgettable summer of their lives. However, one of them ends up losing her virginity after being raped by a foreigner.
The actress then responded that the film had its good moments, but recommended that the prince watch it. “I have several films to catch up on. Normally, I watch them well before the ceremony [do BAFTA, considerado o ‘Oscar britânico’]. I watched some of them, [mas] I couldn’t keep up with many”would have responded William. Watch the trailer for How to Have Sex and, prince or not, know where to watch the film clicking here:
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