Kate Winslet and daughter Mia Threapleton to star in Channel 4 show ‘I am Ruth’ as trailer is released
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Kate Winslet and her daughter Mia Threapleton can be seen for the first time in a newly released trailer for the Channel 4 trailer ‘I Am Ruth’. Mia is 22-years-old, and was born during Winslet’s first marriage to Jim Threapleton.
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Hide AdThey portray the roles of Ruth and her daughter Freya, who is increasingly affected by the pressures of social media and is suffering a mental health crisis in the TV drama. This is the latest episode in the female-led ‘I am’ series.
It has previously featured the likes of Vicky McClure, Gemma Chan and Lesley Manville. Each episode covers a variety of issues such as mental health, relationships and ageing.
In the trailer, Winslet and Threapleton can be seen arguing as Freya tries to push away mum Ruth’s offers of help. The trailer then sees Threapleton struggling to retrieve her confiscated phone, with the pair also hugging and crying later on.
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Hide AdTalking about the project, Winslet said: “The collaborative and sensitive way in which Dominic Savage goes about creating and filming each episode of I Am is challenging, rewarding and completely immersive. The actors become these roles, and there is simply no room for pretending.
"It’s a working environment that any actor would give anything to be a part of, and I can safely say with my hand on heart that I will never forget the things we learnt as we made this piece. The low key, quiet nature in which we put this together is how I aspire to work all the time.
"Often creative environments can be big and overwhelming, but part of Dominic’s directorial process is to keep things to a bare minimum and just focus on the actors and the world we are creating alongside him, and with his unwavering support. It was a privilege and an inspiration to work with Dominic Savage. He’s simply extraordinary."
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