Twenty years ago we saw a film arrive that would remain in the repertoire of the holidays forever: ‘My Poor Little Angel’. One of the most remembered actresses is Brenda Fricker, who played the “Lady of the Doves”And that he recently revealed that he would have a sad Christmas in 2020.
The 73-year-old interpreter has externalized the medium The Ray D’Arcy Show that this year has not been the best and that I would be lying if I said that I would have a good 24 O December 25th, because it is totally different from what you expect for those dates because most likely I will spend those days alone.
“I would be lying if I said it would be a nice and happy Christmas because I’m older and I live alone. Everything can be very dark, ‘shared the actress.
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Brenda Fricker, who is also known for her participation in ‘My left Foot‘which earned him an Oscar Best Supporting Actress; He was widowed in 1990 and for a long time he has not shared a home with someone else, so he will not spend Christmas with anyone, because he also does not plan to invite friends for the health contingency.
What was your role in ‘My poor little Angel’?
The character he played in the classic christmas feature film It is that of “La Señora de las Palomas”, a very ephemeral appearance but which caused a great impact with the few dialogues it obtained both in the public and in the protagonist of this story.
His role consisted of a woman lonely who ran away from people and felt more comfortable with the company of pigeons. The reason that the lady lived in this way is because she no longer trusted people and preferred not to risk being used and harmed.
The dialogue that the protagonist maintains with the child is undoubtedly a message of reflection to learn and accept our feelings, but also our decisions and actions. An ideal message to think about the dates that unite families and friends, despite the fact that this 2020 is very different from the previous ones, as in the case of Brenda Fricker.
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