#WHO PLAYED ELIZABETH HARVEST MOVIE#
Sebastian was very interested in making a movie that was a modern updating of that, but from the woman’s perspective.
The perspective that’s interesting is that character has always been dealt with as this sort of sympathetic villain he’s doing these terrible things but there’s always this strange sympathy given to that character. He gives her the key to the room and, of course, leaves and curiosity gets the best of her and when she goes into the room she sees the torture chamber. In “Bluebeard”, the story centers around a nobleman who brings his wife home to his castle and tells her everything that he owns is hers but there is one room of his that she can’t go into. When director Sebastian Gutierrez brought up the idea of doing a modern update of “Bluebeard”, I was really drawn to the story. To start things off, can you tell us a little about your latest role and how Claire fits into the story?Ĭarla Gugino: I am a big fan of Angela Carter who had a short story titled “The Bloody Chamber” which was basically a feminist take on “Bluebeard”. Nightmarish Conjurings: Hi Carla, thank you so much for speaking with me today about ELIZABETH HARVEST. During their chat they discussed everything from her role as the elusive Claire, the notion of morality, and the feminist themes that the film incorporates. Carla Gugino in ELIZABETH HARVEST | Photo Courtesy of IFC Filmsįor the upcoming release of Sebastian Gutierrez’s latest film ELIZABETH HARVEST, Shannon had the chance to speak with the extremely talented and accomplished actress Carla Gugino.
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