gugu mbatha—raw is miss granada, the dignified contestant who seems to have a chance of breaking thetion's white—only sort of, you know, glass ceiling. meanwhile, keira knightley and jessie buckley are the sort of chalk and cheese women's activists who decided that what they are going to do is to disrupt the cattle market of miss world by making their own way to the competition and then creating a spectacle that will draw attention to the rising woman's movement. here's a clip. how do we actually get in without being caught? we buy tickets. laughter. unless that's too organised. and you lot, you'd have to blend in. communal clothes. laughter. woo! ooh, wow! oh, i love them! no, you look like a bag lady. what, i look like you? this is what you're wearing. this is your skirt. laughter. i am gonna win. look, could you...? god, i can't breathe. shoes. 0h, love that one. laughing. lady—like. i look exactly like my mother. i look like my mother's sofa. now, the thing i really liked about this was on the one hand, i mean, it is a remarkable true story. these two things converge, these two t

you know, there is — on the one hand, there is the story of the gugu mbatha—raw‘s character.he story of the growing women's lib movement. and the fact this dinosaur—like competition, which was welcomed into everyone's home. but of course, it's... i spent the whole film seething, thinking "oh, my god! we actually did this! this is only 50 years ago!" i mean, it's a very good historical reminder of how horrific it was. the most alarming thing is the moment when they do the turn. oh, yes! 0h! i mean, and it is cattle market—level. .. oh, i was literally cringing! yes, yes, yes. but i thought it was — i thought it was really entertaining, but i also thought it told the story well. yes, absolutely. it's hugely enjoyable. you could say maybe a couple — the keira knightley character jessie buckley character, although they're both terrific... and both historically... slightly — yeah, historically all accurate. maybe slightly, you know, not very well drawn characters, but the historical representation of the period is fantastic, i think. my feeling about those — i mean, i think there

you know, there is — on the one hand, there is the story of the gugu mbatha—raw‘s character.nto everyone's home. but of course, it's... i spent the whole film seething, thinking "oh, my god! "we actually did this! "this is only 50 years ago!" i mean, it's a very good historical reminder of how horrific it was. the most alarming thing is the moment when they do the turn. oh, yes! 0h! i mean, and it is cattle market—level. .. oh, i was literally cringing! yes, yes, yes. but i thought it was — i thought it was really entertaining, but i also thought it told the story well. yes, absolutely. it's hugely enjoyable. you could say maybe a couple — the keira knightley character jessie buckley character, although they're both terrific... and both historically... slightly — yeah, historically all accurate. maybe slightly, you know, not very well drawn characters, but the historical representation of the period is fantastic, i think. my feeling about those — i mean, i think there is a certain broad strokes—ness to some of those characters, but actually, i — in exactly the same way as i d

you know, there is — on the one hand, there is the story of the gugu mbatha—raw‘s character.fact this dinosaur—like competition, which was welcomed into everyone's home. but of course, it's... i spent the whole film seething, thinking "oh, my god! we actually did this! this is only 50 years ago!" i mean, it's a very good historical reminder of how horrific it was. the most alarming thing is the moment when they do the turn. oh, yes! 0h! i mean, and it is cattle market—level. .. oh, i was literally cringing! yes, yes, yes. but i thought it was — i thought it was really entertaining, but i also thought it told the story well. yes, absolutely. it's hugely enjoyable. you could say maybe a couple — the keira knightley character jessie buckley character, although they're both terrific... and both historically... slightly — yeah, historically all accurate. maybe slightly, you know, not very well drawn characters, but the historical representation of the period is fantastic, i think. my feeling about those — i mean, i think there is a certain broad strokes—ness to some of those chara