Mia Goth says her leading role in ‘Pearl’ “changed” her as an actor and how she viewed her “ability as a performer.”
and cowritten by Goth, the thriller has earned her an Independent Spirit Award nomination for her first true leading role, a treasure of camp and grit. Having started her career at 19, the London-born actress says, “For a while, it was always a miracle to me that I would get another job. It’swhich changed me, in terms of how I view myself and my ability as a performer.
It’s all me exploring different facets of myself.”meets a striving but already violence-prone version of the character, who sees her parents as obstacles between her and dreams of silent movie stardom. Goth constructed Pearl around two personal gold standards:one of her all-time favorite performances, and Judy Garland’s wide-eyed innocence inBut though the film is suffused with allusions to the golden age of Technicolor, she’s not necessarily drawn to those types of movies.
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