Carey Mulligan reveals that she has synchronized with Britney Spears for a scene

Carey Mulligan has revealed that she marked one of the “bucket lists” by lip-syncing with Britney Spears in her new film, Promising Young Woman.

The 35-year-old actress explained that she acted alongside the 39-year-old pop princess in a Paris Hilton song in a “funny” scene for her latest “dark” film offering.

Speaking of the upcoming episode of The Graham Norton Show on Friday night, Carey says, “It’s great to be in such a dark but fun movie at the same time.

“Britney Spears is there and there’s a whole scene where we synchronize our lips with Paris Hilton, which is a complete list for me.”

The mother of two described the film as “difficult to describe”, but added that the script was the “best” she had read.

She says: ‘It’s the best script I’ve ever read. It’s amazing and has a lot of things: romantic comedy, thriller, revenge road movie. It is very difficult to describe.

“It’s full of comedians – I’m the only person who doesn’t make fun of all this and on the third day of filming he said to me,‘ Is this your life all the time, just laughing? What have I been doing? sad movies! “It was great and I had a lot of fun.

Carey looked glamorous on the show in an elegant black dress with puffy sleeves and a high neck, with a cropped piece at the chest to enlarge her little picture.

She dressed her blond hair down to her shoulders with effortless waves, adding a pink lip to highlight her features.

Carey’s upcoming film premiered last year at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival and members of the audience erupted in rage.

Promising Young Woman, released in the UK shortly, dares to suggest a very uncomfortable truth: women are as violent, ruthless and full of rage as men.

The film, which already received a grand prize for an Oscar, has been described as “Thelma & Louise for the #MeToo generation”, after the 1991 road movie showing two women taking the law into their own hands. hands after a sexual assault.

Promising Young Woman is written and directed by the beauty of the society Emerald Fennell, who was the talented nurse Patsy Mount in the BBC’s Call The Midwife and plays Camilla Parker Bowles in Netflix’s controversial series The Crown.

The film features Cassie, played by Mulligan, a 30-year-old medical student who left on a mission to avenge the rape of her best friend and subsequent suicide.

During the day, she has a job without a job in a cafe, but at night, in various bars and clubs, she shows that she is intoxicated by picking up men who see her as an easy target.

They soon learn differently, as Cassie callosely prescribes her own justice.

Also on Friday’s episode of The Graham Norton Show, James Norton talks about his new film Nowhere Special, in which he plays a dying father preparing his young son for a life without him.

Neil Patrick Harris, who joins Graham from Long Island, promotes his new 80s series It’s a Sin, which causes intestinal and emotional wear and tear.

Another star joins the show remotely, as Camille Cottin’s video called from Paris to talk about the fourth season of her hit TV show Call My Agent.

Ian Wright, an expert footballer, also appears in the lineup and talks about his new podcast, Everyday People, by Ian Wright.