Receiving a Silver Medallion honor at the film festival, the star of 'The Outrun' says she’s ready to take on bigger, more commercial films, and finish her script for a short film she wants to direct.
Saoirse Ronan has been a working actor for 20 years, but this was her first at the Telluride Film Festival. Back in 2017, Lady Bird premiered at the festival, but Ronanwas filming Mary Queen of Scots. So when Vanity Fair sat down with Ronan on Sunday, it was clear she was soaking in how special this mountain festival really is.
Part of her story is her time working on a farm. I heard you learned how to deliver lambs? The lambing was a little bit terrifying because I was literally delivering lambs. We did two pre-shoots for this film, which is quite unusual for an independent movie of this size because you usually need quite a big budget to do something like that.
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