William Flew

William Flew Hamilton PR rehashed from Facebook posts.



In the golden age of Hollywood when it came issure Danielovitch Demsky Kirk Douglas and Virginia McMath took over Ginger Rogers, you can imagine some cigar-romping officer put his arm around her shoulders Saoirse Ronan. "Look, not a child, me, it's damn specific cinema. Ronan, can we live with that, but what I do not know," Susie "for" someone who is willing to ask more than this probably every day, the actress states polite to me. "Can you pronounce the Stars-sha, which is so obvious in general a Zaire-sha, I do not like a lot of Sear-sha, which is quite nice .. A great number of Irish says." Nickname charming - almost singing , in the soft cadence of the rural Co. Carlow, where he grew up and still live - means "freedom" in Gaelic. (Agent: "I have that, boy - Susie freedom Hey, come and stick in western Marion Morrison ..") could not be a more suitable name for the actress - star of the celestial ethereal fantasy The Lovely Bones; Oscarnominated only 13 to close to the creepy supernatural is Briony Tallis in Atonement. Lithe and lovely, Ronan has a mane of honey blonde hair silky and bright blue eyes that the camera clearly loves. It is also engagingly chatty - so pro-age, on the one hand, casually dropping names and their colleagues, "Cate" and "Keira", but equally likely, as befits someone in the generation of license transient sticking their legs below the rate of the armchair, her aging beauty on the border of a dog, sassy ("We grow up together"), or what Facebook is, like, so "last year." She is the best part of a decade behind them, so it's easy to forget who turned just 17 this month. Irish were on TV at eight, she made her film debut 11 years and was experienced enough to handle is the only woman in the gulag of Peter Weir's epic, The way back - is one of a number of district directors who have fallen over themselves to secure Ronan.
"I still feel like a kid," he said reflects, spinning a golden thread around your index finger. "I have my friends in Ireland, and doing things that are totally independent of the work I do. But I'm mature, I suppose, because I'm around adults a lot, and I've seen the world more than most children my age. "Everyone that someone was approaching the final stages of adolescence, his new film, Hannah, is very timely. A radical change, which indicates some sort of repudiation of the things the child, what is the cinematic equivalent of having your navel pierced. "Films that have done so have been all the plays," he said, matter of factly. ". I liked the idea of ​​trying something different" is an unusual film, what might be called an act arthouse movie - La Femme Nikita Run Lola Run meets Kill Bill meets. Ronan will play the murderer, the film holder of the Ultimate Fighting equipment - martial arts, weapons and all - was launched on a mission in Europe and North Africa to roll with the fists of fury to the person