Oversight Director Emerald Protecting his preferences to cast Jacob Elwardy In the role of Hethcliffe for his upcoming adaptation Emily Brush's The novel.

"(Jacob Elwardy) In the first book I read the book I read like Heathcliffe's image," Phenel, 39, 26 September, Friday in England, the panel of the Women's Writing Festival, to England, DifferentThe "And it was so awesome because I wanted to shout so. The professional is not like doing the job, obviously."

Phenel has cast the first Elwardy in his 2023 in the admired film. SaltburnThe

“I was thinking of making (Oversight), And to me it seemed to him, "He told them about their first meeting." He is a very surprised actor. "

Bronette 1847 follows the novel Two families in the 18th century England, Arnsho and Linton. When Arnasu's celebrated son Heathcliffe Foster Sister Catherine falls in love, the pair starts with an intense love affair that quickly goes out of control. When Catherine finally agreed to marry someone else, Heathcliffe was on the way to retaliation and destruction.

Phenel announced in July 2021 that he would be the last director to try one's hand Oversight Adaptation. A few months later he faced backlash, when it was revealed that Elwardy would depict Heithcliffe, because the actor was heavily intrinsic as a person in the book white and Heathcliffe, described as a "ga dark skin" with "black eyes".

Others also asked the choice of casting Margot As Catherine, who is supposed to be older than a teenager at the end of the book. (Robi 37 years old, when Elwardy is 28 years old)

Phenel is protecting his preferences on Friday, mentioning that Robbie is "not like anyone to meet me, sometimes."

He explained, "This is what I felt with Cathy," Robi "called Robbie" so beautiful and attractive and amazing, and he is a person who can escape with something like Cathy. "

He added, “I think he really can do a murder spree and no one can remember anything.

Pushback came again in September, when the first teaser of the film created controversy over tonal choices and eroticism. Set to a remixed version of it Charlie XcX "Everything is romantic," the trailer is setting a finger image on the face of a fish, a sweaty, alignment scratched up, and from the imagination of Catherine there are a lot of consultant fantasy sequences.

Although some were thinking that the sexual nature of the film would reduce the violence of the novel, the social class and the castes of the nations, Phenel did not agree. He claimed that this book was "a lot of Sadomosochism in this book. There is one reason that people were deeply shocked (when it was published)."

He explained, "This is a kind of masoistic practice because I love it a lot, and it can't love me back, and I have to live with it," he explained. "So it's hassle, but I think in a really useful way."

Phenel mentioned that when he took some freedom over the text - he also wrote the screenplay - he promised that the original conversation of the broont would remain intact.

"I was really promised to preserve his conversation as much as possible, because his conversation is the best conversation so far," he said. "I can't do it better than that, and who else can?"

Nevertheless, Maury acknowledges that literature understands a very "personal element" and enthusiastic reactions for everyone.

"It's very illegal," he said. "The way we are related to the characters is very personal, I think."