英国演员贝拉·拉姆齐在BBC采访中讨论了新片《Sunny Dancer》的创作经历。[1]这部电影以癌症幸存者在夏令营的故事为背景，由导演乔治·雅克斯执导。[1]拉姆齐在片中饰演癌症幸存者艾薇，使用they/them代词。[1]
拉姆齐表示，这次拍摄经历让他在21岁时体验到了青少年的自由。[1]他说："我能够在21岁时成为一个青少年，这太棒了。"[1]这部电影耗时七周完成。[1]导演雅克斯本人与青少年癌症的话题有着密切联系——他的母亲在他15岁时被诊断为癌症。[1]为确保电影的真实性和敏感性，雅克斯与青少年癌症信托基金进行了咨询。[1]
拉姆齐曾在11岁时因出演《权力的游戏》而首次亮相演艺生涯。[1]在接受采访时，拉姆齐和导演均呼吁社会应该更好地理解和包容悲伤与不同。[1]
British actor Bella Ramsey has reflected on their experience filming the new movie "Sunny Dancer," which tells the story of a cancer survivor at summer camp.[1] In an interview with BBC, Ramsey, who uses they/them pronouns, expressed that the production allowed them to experience teenage freedom at an age when most would have moved beyond such formative years.[1] "I got to be a teenager aged 21, which was brilliant," Ramsey said.[1]
The film was directed by George Jaques, whose mother was diagnosed with cancer when he was 15 years old.[1] Jaques consulted with the Teenage Cancer Trust during the film's development to ensure authentic representation of the cancer survivor experience.[1] The seven-week shoot gave Ramsey the chance to embody the character Ivy, a cancer survivor.[1] Both the director and cast reflected on society's understanding of grief and difference through this production.[1] Ramsey, who first gained prominence at age 11 in "Game of Thrones," has emerged through this project to reflect on the importance of compassion around loss and resilience.[1]