Actress Jodie Comer took on a challenging role in the upcoming apocalyptic climate change drama "The End We Start From," where she portrays a terrified new mother named "Mother." The film depicts her character desperately trying to protect her baby Zeb amid disastrous flooding.
For the role, Comer spent hours in freezing water, braving sub-zero conditions near Lochgilphead, in Argyll and Bute. The director, Mahalia Belo, praised Comer for her commitment to portraying the truth in her character's experiences, even undergoing the process of getting prosthetic baby bellies fitted for authenticity.
Belo mentioned that Comer, despite not being a mother herself, was dedicated to understanding the nuances of the character's journey, including the way one holds their body during pregnancy, the pain, and the stages of labor. The director highlighted Comer's commitment to serving the role properly and creating a truthful depiction of a woman's story from pregnancy to the first year.
Jodie Comer's dedication to her role in "The End We Start From" showcases her commitment to authenticity and storytelling, even in challenging and physically demanding conditions.
(With Agency Inputs)
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