The Serpent Queen's Samantha Morton on celebrating history's forgotten women
Samantha has been in the acting world for more than 30 years, landing her first acting role at the age of 11 and since earning two Oscar nominations, worldwide acclaim, and a lot of lessons along the way as her work took her across the globe.
She’s also seen the development of treatment of women on set – something she says still needs to be improved. But she also notes that it depends on where, just as much as the systemic preference towards men in front of and behind the camera, that has an effect on the industry. "I think the treatment of women in changes where you work - different countries. I've worked in Israel, China, France, Spain, America, the UK, Wales, Scotland, I've worked all over the world. India, Pakistan, Oman… there's differences everywhere, but ultimately, it is a very male business, and there does need to be 50/50 there," she tells us.
"It was [Adler’s] first film, and I believe she was in her early 50s, and she'd written it and was directing it and it was produced by Kate Ogborn, who is a very formidable British film producer and has gone on to do incredible things and actually produced my first film"That film being written by a woman, produced by a woman, directed by a woman, it was a female story. Myself and Rita Tushingham in that, and that experience there was incredible.
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