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Mary Queen of Scots director: 'Women don’t often get to make period dramas' - BBC Newsnight
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6:01Now PlayingJosie Rourke discusses her debut film Mary Queen of Scots.
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The director joins Kirsty Wark to talk about her transition from stage to screen, colour-blind casting and power and womanhood in her new film.
Returning to the throne in 16th Century Scotland at the age of 18, Mary Queen of Scots (played by Saoirse Ronan) is engaged in a rivalry with England’s Queen Elizabeth I, portrayed by Margot Robbie.
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