Olivia Colman's new foul-mouthed comedy has an unexpectedly nuanced darker side
Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley unravel shame, fear, and the power of swearing in Wicked Little Letters
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Warning: mild spoilers for Wicked Little Letters ahead!
Rose is an outlier in Littlehampton. She’s raising a young daughter without a husband, she has an Irish accent, she loves sex and swearing – and she’s not so fond of Edith. We learn that the pair used to be friends, forging a mismatched but genuine bond when Rose first moved to England, but a particularly explosive disagreement about Edith’s desire to …
