This is how Amy Winehouse’s ex-husband reacted to the new controversial film about the singer – 2024-04-21 15:38:52

Another person close to Amy Winehouse has had the opportunity to see the controversial film ‘Back to Black’. This is Blake Fielder-Civil, ex-husband of the British singer, who spoke about his experience when he managed to see the tape.

Fielder-Civil is played by Jack O’Connell, known for his performances in the hit teen series Skins, the Wild West drama Godless and the 2022 adaptation of Lady Chatterley’s Lover, both broadcast on Netflix. O’Connell stars alongside Marisa Abela, who plays Winehouse.

What did Amy Winehourse’s ex-husband say about the singer’s film, Back to Black?

On Good Morning Britain’s Friday, April 12, program, Fielder-Civil confessed to the hosts that the experience of watching the film had been “almost therapeutic,” and that he had felt “better represented.”

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He continued: “I don’t mean that they showed that I wasn’t to blame or that they hid part of what really happened, as many have said… But I mean that they showed that addiction wasn’t everything.”

“As much as the lurid headlines and journalists focused on it, it was just another aspect. “Our relationship started like any other,” she said.

Host Kate Garraway alluded to criticism that he was portrayed as a “Disney prince” and asked if he agreed with the fact that Taylor-Johnson said he wanted to tell how they fell in love and what attracted him to her. to Winehouse about him first.

“The problem is that I quickly realized that [el reparto y el equipo de la película] “They weren’t interested in reproducing the history they had perpetuated,” Fielder-Civil responded.

In addition, he also commented that O’Connell contacted him before recording the film, but not to ask for an interview, but out of courtesy.

Back to Black hit theaters in the United Kingdom just a few days ago and has not yet been released in the United States, but it has already caused controversy as many critics have stated that it does not carry out its story in a way worthy of the figure of Winehouse.