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source: http://blogs.bbcamerica.com/anglophenia/2011/05/17/actress-naomie-harris-from-first-grade-to-frankenstein/
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Frankenstein, adapted from the 1818 novel by Mary Shelley, marked Harris’ first stage role in years and a reunion with Slumdog Millionaire director Danny Boyle, who cast her in her first major film role, in 28 Days Later in 2002. “I’m so grateful to Danny Boyle, who took a risk on me then,” she says. “And 10 years later, he took a risk on me again.”
In Frankenstein, Harris played Elizabeth, the fiancé of Victor, the scientist who assembles the monster. Cumberbatch and Miller switched off playing the roles of the creature and his creator. Of having a different leading man nightly, Harris says, “In the beginning, it was hard. It was difficult finding your feet, getting in a rhythm, but once you did, it was great.”
She enjoyed teaming up again with Cumberbatch, with whom she co-starred in the 2009 BBC miniseries, Small Island (based on Andrea Levy’s Orange Prize-winning novel). “When we did Small Island, he hadn’t done Sherlock yet,” she says, but is quick to add that the success of the BBC detective series hasn’t gone to his head: “It’s nice to see that he hasn’t changed, and he’s such a brilliant actor.”
She said Cumberbatch’s Sherlock Holmes fame meant hordes of fans, mostly female, crowded the stage door every night after Frankenstein in hopes of a glimpse of their idol.
“It was crazy,” she says, adding with a laugh, “We called them ‘the Cumber-bitches.’
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2011年05月17日 23点05分