Kenneth Branagh Commends Jodie Comer as the Next Meryl Streep

Director Kenneth Branagh has lavished praise upon actress Jodie Comer, drawing comparisons to a young Meryl Streep following their collaboration on the forthcoming psychological thriller, 'The Last Disturbance of Madeline Hynde'. Branagh expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to work with Comer, emphasizing her exceptional talent and promising future.

In an interview with Deadline, Branagh stated, "I consider myself fortunate to have worked with her at this stage in her career." He further praised Comer's abilities by echoing a sentiment once used for the young Streep: 'I wish I had shares in her future.'

Responding to Branagh's accolades, Comer graciously described his remarks as "very kind." When questioned about the comparison to Meryl Streep, the actress from Liverpool humbly dismissed the similarity, stating, "Oh, me? I'm nothing like Meryl! I'm just a girl from Liverpool!"

'The Last Disturbance of Madeline Hynde', penned and directed by Branagh, is a modern psychological thriller featuring a stellar ensemble cast, including Patricia Arquette, Michael Sheen, and Tom Bateman. Although details of the plot are being closely guarded, the film's release is highly anticipated within the industry.

Comer continues to make an impact in the film world, with significant roles such as her part in Danny Boyle's zombie sequel '28 Years Later'. The buzz surrounding both Comer and the film suggests a compelling release ahead. (ANI)

(With inputs from agencies.)