“I think people have expectations for everything. No matter what the subjects are. If they know a version of it and movies like Grace of Monaco or Diana are stories about women who are inspiring, women who are look up to, women who did great things. I think if people have their own version and in the movie they don’t get what they want, they go to panic. So I think it’s the nature of movie making: you have to produce the movie you want to produce and if you get positive or negative press or audience reviews it doesn’t matter; you have to make the movie you want to make and be excited about it.”