Jodie Comer is known for the complexity and depth of her characters across stage, film, and television, from Killing Eve’s compelling Villanelle to her lead in the one-woman play Prima Facie on Broadway and the West End.
In award-winning writer-director Michael Sarnoski’s latest film, The Death of Robin Hood, a subversive and darker reimagining of Robin Hood’s waning years, Comer is the benevolent and mysterious prioress Sister Brigid who cares for a gravely injured Robin – offering him a chance at salvation.
On the day of the film’s release in UK cinemas, Comer and Sarnoski speak with V&A Film Curator Emily Harris for an exploration of their work bringing this remarkable reimagining to the big screen.
The talk will not be livestreamed, but will be recorded; anyone who purchases a ticket for the recording will be sent details for how to access. Recording access will be sent by end of day Friday 11 September, and the recording will be available to view for one month following this date.
The Death of Robin Hood releases in cinemas 2nd September. Hugh Jackman, Bill Skarsgård, Murray Bartlett, Noah Jupe and Faith Delaney also star.
You can watch the trailer
here.