With the release on Friday of 'Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force', almost unknown British actress Daisy Ridley undoubtedly become one of the world's most famous faces.
The actress, 23, plays King in 'The Awakening of Force', one of the central characters in the film directed by JJ Abrams. Ridley, with some appearances in television series, has not yet assimilated what it means to have won a coveted role.
"It's not like I imagined. It's very, very rare," she said Ridley told Reuters in an interview. "I started auditioning for two years (...) and lasted about seven months and five auditions until I got the part," she confessed. "I think they were seeing many, many girls because obviously if not, I never would have seen me," she added.
Ridley is one of the few people who has seen the film before its release. she said her reaction was unexpected after the end ". I pretended I was fine for an hour in the car and then cried all the way to the airport Many, many tears," she said.
"A WONDERFUL HUMAN HISTORY"
"It's incredibly funny, but exciting at the same time and history obviously lead characters, so there are many funny things," said the actress. "There is a wonderful human history," she added.
"The awakening of the Force ', the first film in the Star Wars franchise in 10 years, including the original cast including Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill as well as new faces like John Boyega, Adam Driver, and Andy Serkis, Oscar winner, Lupita Nyong'o.
The film, Episode VII of the franchise Star Wars, is located in the time 30 years after Return of the Jedi, the latest installment of the first trilogy. Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force will be released in theaters worldwide this Friday, December 18.
The actress, 23, plays King in 'The Awakening of Force', one of the central characters in the film directed by JJ Abrams. Ridley, with some appearances in television series, has not yet assimilated what it means to have won a coveted role.
"It's not like I imagined. It's very, very rare," she said Ridley told Reuters in an interview. "I started auditioning for two years (...) and lasted about seven months and five auditions until I got the part," she confessed. "I think they were seeing many, many girls because obviously if not, I never would have seen me," she added.
Ridley is one of the few people who has seen the film before its release. she said her reaction was unexpected after the end ". I pretended I was fine for an hour in the car and then cried all the way to the airport Many, many tears," she said.
"A WONDERFUL HUMAN HISTORY"
"It's incredibly funny, but exciting at the same time and history obviously lead characters, so there are many funny things," said the actress. "There is a wonderful human history," she added.
"The awakening of the Force ', the first film in the Star Wars franchise in 10 years, including the original cast including Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill as well as new faces like John Boyega, Adam Driver, and Andy Serkis, Oscar winner, Lupita Nyong'o.
The film, Episode VII of the franchise Star Wars, is located in the time 30 years after Return of the Jedi, the latest installment of the first trilogy. Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force will be released in theaters worldwide this Friday, December 18.
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