S Moda photoshoot

S MODA (translated by Daisy Ridley Daily, do not reproduce) – Daisy Ridley (London, 1992) radically changed her life on a quiet day in 2014, when she decided to audition to star in Star Wars Episode VII, The Force Awakens. Until that point, she had only landed a few supporting roles in minor projects in the UK and paid the rent by working as a waitress in a pub. The chances, therefore, of going from being a complete stranger to the protagonist of one of the highest-grossing films in history were minimal. However, director J. J. Abrams saw something in her that had gone completely unnoticed in the rest of the castings. There was something very particular about her and it was just what the role of Rey, the most important character in the third trilogy of the saga, needed. “I’m still surprised when I think about everything this character has given me,” she explains with a very strong British accent via Zoom, from her London home. Although it is impossible for the Star Wars universe to stop accompanying her wherever she goes – Carrie Fisher knew a lot about this, who could never completely separate herself from Princess Leia – now it is another science fiction story that brings her back to the big screen . This is Chaos Walking, a film based on the literary phenomenon for adolescents by author Patrick Ness, which will soon be released in Spain.

 

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Daisy Ridley for Tatler Magazine

Happy new year, Dazzle fans! We are starting the year in a good way thanks to Tatler Magazine which chose Daisy as their February cover. Daisy is more dazzling than ever. Pics are getting released slowly, keep checking back!





Daisy Ridley to star in ‘Young Woman and the Sea’

DEADLINE – Disney’s live action team is negotiating for Daisy Ridley to star and Joachim Rønning to direct Young Woman and the Sea, a Jeff Nathanson-scripted drama based on the book by Glenn Stout that chronicles the daring journey of the first woman to ever swim across the English Channel. Gertrude “Trudy” Ederle made the 21-mile swim in 1926.

The daughter of a German butcher from Manhattan, Ederle was a competitive swimmer who won gold in the 1924 Olympics when she decided to attempt crossing the channel. She undertook the feat after first swimming 22 miles from Battery Park in New York to Sandy Hook, NJ, setting a record that stood for 81 years. She contracted with two newspapers and sold her story, thereby financing her quest. There was actually a race among women who would be first to cross as only five men had done so before.


Chaos Walking new trailer and stills

Find below the first trailer for Chaos Walking as well as stills, posters and bts pictures.