Referenced Resources

Here are the resources mentioned in the interview, categorized by type:

People

• Jesse Buckley - The interviewee, an actress.
• Tiana Taylor - Mentioned as a friend and fellow nominee at awards shows.
• Maggie Gyllenhaal - Writer and director of “The Bride”.
• Christian Bale - Actor who plays “Frank” in “The Bride”.
• Tom Hooper - Mentioned as someone the interviewee auditioned with for “Cats”.
• Wayne McGregor - Head choreographer of the Royal Ballet, who the interviewee had a movement session with for “Cats”.

Organizations

• Royal Ballet - Mentioned in the context of Wayne McGregor’s role.
• BAFTA - An award the interviewee has won for “Hamnet”.
• Critics’ Choice Award - An award the interviewee has won for “Hamnet”.
• Golden Globe - An award the interviewee has won for “Hamnet”.
• Actor Awards - An award ceremony where the interviewee and Tiana Taylor were present, and where Tiana Taylor brought her daughter.
• IMAX - The format on which “The Bride” is shown.

Documents

• Script - Mentioned as something the interviewee found incredible and unlike anything she had read before, referring to “The Bride”.

Tools

• Harp - An instrument the interviewee plays and brought up in conversation.
• Leather trousers - Worn by the “hot harp teacher” and mentioned humorously.
• Black tight t-shirt - Worn by the “hot harp teacher”.

Technologies

• IMAX - The format on which “The Bride” is shown.

Places

• Ireland - Mentioned in relation to drinking Guinness and being Irish.
• New York City - Mentioned as having many Irish bars.
• Tirmafecken - A location in Ireland where harp camp was held.
• Drogheda - A town in Ireland where harp camp was held.
• Chicago - The setting for “The Bride” in 1935.
• America - Mentioned in the context of “The Bride” and “Bonnie and Clyde”.

Concepts/Events

• Harp camp - An event the interviewee attended twice as a child.
• Harp jam - An evening activity at harp camp.
• Jazz harp - A style of harp playing taught by a specific teacher at harp camp.
• Award shows - The context for meeting other nominees and making friends.
• The Bride of Frankenstein - The original film that inspired “The Bride”.
• Cats (movie) - The musical film for which the interviewee auditioned to play a cat.
• Hamnet - A project for which the interviewee has won numerous awards.
• The Bride - A new film written and directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal, starring the interviewee.
• Bonnie and Clyde rampage - A comparison to the events in “The Bride”.
• Audition - Mentioned in relation to “Cats” and the interviewee’s experience.
• Movement session - An activity undertaken with Wayne McGregor for the “Cats” audition.
• Rehearsal room - Where the producers discussed the interviewee’s eyebrows for “The Bride”.
• Conferences about eyebrows - A humorous situation during the production of “The Bride”.
• Misrepresentation - What the interviewee felt occurred regarding her love for cats due to an interview.
• Controversy - What the interviewee hinted at when discussing her busy schedule, related to the cat comment.
• Night out - An invitation for a drink after the interview.
• Irish night out - An experience the interviewee was invited to.

Drinks

• Guinness - Mentioned as a drink to order in Ireland.
• Spicy margarita - A drink the interviewee likes.