Gwendoline Christie Interview: Flux Gourmet
Gwendoline Christie stars in Flux Gourmet as Jan Stevens, an eccentric and fashionable head of the Sonic Catering Institute. In the film, Jan Stevens (referred to only by her full name) hosts an artist collective that uses the sound of food in their performance art. Meanwhile, a different group of artists that Jan Stevens rejected for a residency is quietly seeking revenge against her. What transpires in during the residency is a humorous, outlandish, and sometimes unsettling peek at the collaborative artistic process mixed with an empathetic look at the people who make up at the group.
Christie is perhaps best known for her role in Game of Thrones as Brienne of Tarth, but since the conclusion of that show, she has branched out into other ventures. She can be seen next in two Netflix series: Wednesday from Tim Burton and the upcoming Neil Gaiman adaptation The Sandman. Flux Gourmet is directed by Peter Strickland and also stars Asa Butterfield and Fatma Mohamed.
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Screen Rant had the opportunity to sit down with Christie and discuss Flux Gourmet, including reuniting with Strickland, how her enigmatic character came to life, and her thoughts on the new Game of Thrones announcements.
Screen Rant: I love Peter Strickland. And Flux Gourmet was so weird, so strange. It's so visually striking and narratively interesting. What it was like to go from reading the script and then seeing that final product? How did you feel when you finally saw Flux Gourmet?
Gwendoline Christie: I'm so so happy that you love the movie. I love the film as well, I really do, and it's been a long time coming. I think we may even have been delayed by about a year actually in making it. I loved this script
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