As fans eagerly await the sequel to the adventures of Claire and Jamie Fraser on Netflix, actress Lauren Lyle, who plays Marsali Fraser, mentioned a detail that bothers her greatly on the set of the series Outlander.
A new character had appeared in season 3 ofOutlanderavailable on Netflix. Indeed, subscribers got to know Marsali MacKimmie Fraser, the eldest daughter of Laoghaire MacKenzie and Simon MacKimmie. Jamie’s adopted daughter ended up falling in love with Fergusthe adopted son of the hero, whom she followed to the New World, before becoming the mother of his children. As fans wait to find out what will happen to these two characters in season 7Outlander, dont the release date has not yet been revealedactress Lauren Lyle recently revealed what was bothering her on set.
Lauren Lyle (Marsali in Outlander) : “I’m very pissed about having to wear a corset“
If period clothing is one of the essential elements of the series Outlander since its first season, these costumes are not at all comfortable to wear on set. “I’m really pissed off about having to wear a corset all the time. No wonder we’re in trouble and hurting and feeling crampedLauren Lyle told Parade. I’m still really pissed off having to put on beanies and cover my shoulders because why should we do it?And to add:There are a lot of things my feminist brain doesn’t like, but at the same time, I loved how accurately the era was portrayed. And that’s how it should be to tell an accurate and authentic story.”
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“Caitriona and I are not the same size“
This isn’t the first time Lauren Lyle has brought up the subject of costumes.Outlander. The actress had revealed in son podcast She’s a Rec that one of the hardest days of filming was swapping outfits with his partner Caitriona Balfe for the purposes of a scene from season 3 ofOutlander. “Marsali took Claire’s clothes. They used her brown colored dress which had turquoise blue lace which she had worn when she was poisoned in France. She’s breaking down and she’s wearing that gorgeous brown dressBut while the two characters’ clothing swapping seemed natural onscreen, behind the scenes it was quite different. tailor-made for Caitriona Balfe.”They gave me this dress, and Caitriona and I are not the same size. She’s so tall and I’m not (…) That’s the only time I completely panicked.”
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