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Colman plays a judgy 1920s Little Englander inundated with vulgar correspondences in the post – with Jessie Buckley’s colourful Irish immigrant the prime suspect
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When anonymous obscene letters are delivered to local notables of a stuffy English town, the finger of blame points at an Irish woman
As Wicked Little Letters with Olivia Colman hits cinemas, the associate professor who unearthed the real-life case explains how petty grievances and prejudices got out of hand in 1920s Sussex
Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley are a dream casting in Wicked Little Letters. Read the full review.
Jessie Buckley is having a moment. Actually, let me rephrase that: Jessie Buckley has been having a moment since 2018, when she burst into the broader public consciousness with that barnstorming performance in the musical drama Wild Rose. Since then, well, she’s just worked and worked and worked, starring in Fargo and Chernobyl, wowing London audiences with her award-winning portrayal of Sally Bowles in Cabaret, earning an Oscar nomination for The Lost Daughter, narrowly missing out on one with Women Talking. Oh and recording a Mercury Prize-shortlisted album with Bernard Butler.