Edited image of Joachim Rønning during Young Woman and the Sea interview
Summary The incredible true story of Trudy Ederle, one of the greatest athletes in history, unfolds in Young Woman and the Sea. Trudy found her calling the first time she stepped foot in the water, quickly winning multiple awards and breaking records. While she won a gold medal at the 1924 Olympics, her swim across the English Channel in 1926 undeniably cemented her place in history.
Screen Rant interviewed Young Woman and the Sea director, who revealed that Ridley had a unique swimming style and dedicated herself to this physically and emotionally taxing role. He also explained how she channeled Trudy Ederle and why the family is at the center of the movie. But then she started training for months. She was learning how they swam a hundred years ago, and also open water swimming, which is its own technique. The day came and we were for weeks and weeks in the open ocean and she swam. She swam like in 60-61 degrees. Her lips blue, never complaining, always asking for more. I even had stunt swimmers or double swimmers ready to go in and do the wide shots and stuff like that.
Joachim Rønning: I think she has it, her personality. Obviously, she's a great actor, but she's like a force of nature in herself. I think you feel that when you talk with her. You don't mess with her. It was such an inspiration to work with her really, and just let her be Trudy, and telling this story with Daisy.
Obviously, Trudy was different. She didn't want that. I guess nobody really wanted that, obviously, but I think somebody fell into the pattern of that. The sister Meg, she represents that side of society and women of the time that felt that they had to do that. And there was no other way. But Trudy wanted it differently.
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