Breaking Baz: Kate Winslet On Why “Integrity, Grace & Kindness” Mattered On The Set Of Her Directorial Debut, ‘Goodbye June’

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• Related Stories News Breaking Baz: Kate Winslet Says She “Feels Great” After Making Her Directorial Debut Aged 50 With ‘Goodbye June’ News Kate Winslet To Narrate King Charles Prime Video Doc ‘Finding Harmony’ It arrives almost on top of James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash, in which Winslet returns as Ronal.
• Avatar could swallow Goodbye June in one gulp.
• If Cameron’s picture is the huge industrial-franchise side of Hollywood, then Winslet’s Goodbye June is its intimate, tightly budgeted little British sibling full of warmth.
• Watch on Deadline The film’s a family drama starring Helen Mirren as the titular character, a stoic matriarch who finds herself surrounded by close family: husband played by Timothy Spall; an adult brood played by Winslet, Andrea Riseborough, Toni Collette and Johnny Flynn; plus assorted grandchildren — all of whom are ordered around by June from her hospital bed.
• June’s the type of woman one could describe as the backbone of Britain: nothing fases them, and you certainly don’t bloody well mess with them.