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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Marisa Abela Bruised by Winehouse Biopic Backlash

Marisa Abela Bruised by Winehouse Biopic Backlash

12 Jan

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Summary

  • Actress Marisa Abela found negative reviews for 'Back to Black' hurtful.
  • Abela aims for honesty in acting, not forced perfection.
  • She humorously recounted a mistaken proposal expectation.
Marisa Abela Bruised by Winehouse Biopic Backlash

Marisa Abela, known for her role in HBO's 'Industry,' recently spoke about the challenging reception of her portrayal of Amy Winehouse in the 2024 film 'Back to Black.' The actress confessed that the critical reviews, which ranged from lukewarm to harshly negative, were "really hard" to process.

Abela, who plays Yasmin Kara-Hanani in 'Industry's' newly released fourth season, shared her philosophy on acting during a recent cover shoot. She believes in pursuing honesty within scenes rather than striving for an unattainable "perfection," emphasizing that an artist should not limit themselves.

Beyond her acting career, Abela discussed her approach to social media criticism and shared a humorous personal story about anticipating a proposal from her husband, West End actor Jamie Bogyo, which was humorously mistaken for him being ill. The couple married in September at a Sussex manor house.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Marisa Abela found the negative critical response to her portrayal of Amy Winehouse in 'Back to Black' to be "really hard" and "bruising."
Abela aims for "honesty" in her scenes rather than seeking unattainable perfection, believing artists should not limit themselves.
Marisa Abela married West End actor Jamie Bogyo in September at a 15th-century Sussex manor house.

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