Christine Scott Thomas When he lost two fathers at the age of 5, he faced the tragedy. Now, he re -claimed that heartbreaking with his debut in his management, My mom's weddingThe

"I wanted to integrate my experiences in childhood," Scott Thomas, 65, exclusively shared on the new issue Our weeklyThe "Every single profile written about me, there is a paragraph about my childhood tragedy and I want to somehow claim that it is as an adult and grandmother. And I think that I want to say in this picture that the horrible thing is not just trying to move forward.

Scott Thomas lost his father, a Royal Navy pilot when he was only 6 years old. His mother later married another Royal Navy pilot, who would die in service five years later. That experience - along with public investigation with it - led Christine to my mother's wedding, direct and led to the stars. Family followed three sisters dramatic (Scarlett Johansson, Emily Bicham And Sienna Miller) The begging of the third marriage of their double-priced mother (Scott Thomas) is united.

My mother's wedding is now in the theater. Here's Scott Thomas says Ours How she draws from her own tragedy, the experience of working with fellow strong female actors and more about more:

Our Weekly: How do you want to keep your life authentic to your life and what to fiction?

Christine Scott Thomas: The only bit that is true is the truth is the bites that are in the animate sequence. These are my memories, which I have arranged in the picture. The rest is a kind of invented. So, I was really great to gain experience as a small person and then to be able to create another story around it. Not my story, a different story. It was really exciting, creating a different world.

Our: Why was it important to make such a female-driven project?

KST: What I am testing is the importance of men in our lives, especially the Father Figure. I think this is what I was watching without speaking about it. Just to say, "Look, you are really important," because we talk about motherhood and these national issues, but the absence and presence of a masculine element in women's lives is important "" I wanted to see it once.

Our: How would you describe every daughter when we first met them in the story?

KST: I always want to say that the three daughters are in romantic disruption. This is catastrophic, their romantic life, and they are somewhat spread that their mother is spending time in their 60s. You know, he is very happy, and everything is going great, and then they are a bit disappointed in his choice because they think he is not as good as their father. So you know, "Why is he taking downgrade?"

Our: Is there a daughter that you have identified the most?

KST: Frankly, we are Magpis, the actors Magpies. We take something here, some there, we steal it, we steal it. And I think that many of the characters I wrote are probably very expressed about me. But I don't want to say where or how! (Laughs) and (my) Mother Diana's character, my goal as a mother. I would like to be this kind of brave and kind and wise.

Our: Why were Emily, Sienna and Scarlett right three actresses to play your screen girl in this film?

KST: I'll start with Emily. I've been watching him for years. She is an extraordinary presence in a picture and she is such a real/ no one else around her. He got this incredible, sorting, transparency near his mouth. You can see every thought of just floating like a cloud. She is' really amazing and very sensitive and very creative. Sienna, for me, as I was writing, I said, "This should be Sienna Miller." Because I know what the slick will get to be an actress in the spotlight and somehow it will be delighted with the spear. I knew he would be like that, though I never met him. So I was satisfied when I asked him to do it and he said yes straight away. And then Scarlett, Scarlett had a big shot in the dark because I was looking for someone who had authority and weakness. … I wanted someone who could play the power and determination of character - determination and weakness. And Scarlett, I just thought, "She can do it she she is not English. But he can play English! So I have jumped him!

Our: This is the third time Scarlett has played your daughter. How has your relationship with him changed now that he is the wife (near the husband Colin Jost) and the mother?

KST: It is there, because when I was first met at the age of 12. When I met him she was a little girl and now a great strong woman and a great career and a beautiful family. He is amazing. He is really great. He is a power of a very character, but what is really great about him, which I really appreciated, because it could easily go from any direction, is a team player and how he reads with everyone else very quickly and started with it. It was great.

Our: You have re -combined with your four marriages and a funeral coster and screen brother, James FleetWho played your new husband. Has anyone made a joke about marrying your siblings?

KST: No, thank you! I'm happy about that. He is great. James Fleet, he is really. And she played my husband in another theater drama that we did many years ago. She was always in my mind.

Our: Speaking of four weddings and a funeral, the picture like my mother's wedding really makes marriage and love and jokes very well balanced with the tragedy. What did this movie taught you to prepare for it?

KST: I think what I learned from something like four of the wedding is that something is sad and fun to get married, one story can go together very well and make it legal. I think this is what I was trying to capture. For example, as far as my character is related to four weddings, at that moment when he declares his love for the character he played in the character of Hue Grant, this is a fun, sad moment. And everyone is spending a nice time and then suddenly the carpet is whipped from the bottom of your feet. And, "Oh no, it's really sad!" So I like to walk around as a member of the audience. I like to be surprised to see something from being fun to heartbreakingly. That's what I really love.

Our: I know you've met King Charles a few times. Have you ever talked to him about how the character of your four weddings marries her?

KST: No, I'm not - I will probably bring it to my next time!