'Because it wasn鈥檛 their fight, it didn鈥檛 interest men' - Meryl Streep
Meryl Streep spoke to Today, alongside co-host Carey Mulligan, ahead of the London premiere of their film 'Suffragette' - about the militant campaign in support of women's voting rights in Britain.
On why it鈥檚 taken so long for a film about suffrage to be made - Streep told Today: 鈥淔or a long time it was difficult to convince the people in the position to make decisions, who were mostly male, that it was interesting to anyone鈥ecause it wasn鈥檛 their fight, it didn鈥檛 seem that interesting.鈥
The film's cast and production team were predominantly women and Carey Mulligan added: 鈥淲e were especially lucky on this that we were a group of women who were so excited to finally get to tell the story and to do it together and with such a strong team of women who were so excited.鈥
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