Jodie Comer believes that “The Last Duel” “reflects society”.

The 28-year-old actress starred in Sir Ridley Scott’s landmark film as Frenchwoman Marguerite de Carrage, who was raped by her husband’s friend in the late 1300s.

The accused knight Jacques Le Guri (Adam Driver) has denied the crime, so Marguerite’s husband Jean de Carrouges (Matt Damon) challenges him to a duel to the death and if he is guilty. Judge. Marguerite is burned at the stake in France’s last duel, a punishment for false allegations in the event of the loss of a husband.

Jody is happy to express her character and thinks the film shows how society sees women in context.

The ‘Killing Eve’ star, who spoke to the variety at the film’s New York premiere, said, “I couldn’t wait to talk to this woman.

“There was little information about her and she was the one who experienced this horrific attack, but an encyclopedia of how they fought with the men, what they wore and who they were. quite an encyclopedia. Listening to the designer’s primary purpose gave her the opportunity to tell the truth, which really caught my attention. “

Jody added that the film shows that there is still a way to go for women in society, especially those who are victims of sexual assault.

The “Free Guy” actress explains: body.

“When you go there it seems a little depressing, ‘Oh, well, I feel like it’s still 600 years away.’ Hopefully that’s not really… this is really the company that Hold the Looking Glass at. “