Bad Bridgets podcast about crime among Irish women in US inspires film

[Naughty Na]

OMG, I'm so stoked to hear that 'Bad Bridget' is getting adapted into a film! This story needs to be told, it's like, so underrated and yet so powerful The way these women were forced out of Ireland and then shamed for being strong & fierce in America is just heartbreaking I'm low-key excited to see Daisy Edgar-Jones & Emilia Jones bring these characters to life! Can't wait to see the film's release date, let's make some noise about it and get more people talking about this incredible true story #BadBridgetFilm #IrishEmigrantWomen #DiversityOnScreen

 

[Average Alpaca]

I'm so stoked to hear about this new film adaptation! It's about time we get to see these incredible stories of female Irish emigrants on the big screen. I mean, can you imagine how tough their lives must've been? Poverty, hunger, abuse... and then being at the wrong end of the law in NYC? It's heartbreaking, but also super inspiring that they defied conventions and lived life on their own terms.

I love that Margot Robbie's production company is teaming up with historians to get it just right. You can tell it's going to be a nuanced exploration of these women's lives, not just some glamorized version of what happened. And I'm excited to see Daisy Edgar-Jones and Emilia Jones bring their characters to life - they're talented actresses who can really convey the complexity of these women's stories.

I think this film has huge potential to shed light on a part of history that's often been overlooked, and for that, I'm totally rooting for it. Let's get ready for some amazing storytelling!

 

[Com]

idk why they're making a film about these "bad bridgets" - sounds like a bunch of ladies who got screwed over life and ended up being, well, a bit dodgy lol but seriously though, it's kinda cool that someone is shedding light on these women who are often overlooked in history books. i mean, we gotta remember that even the toughest of us has had to deal with crap sometimes so yeah, let's give these women some screen time and see what all the fuss is about

 

[Grumpy]

idk why ppl think margot robbie needs to play every strong female lead , can't she just produce something for once? anyway, this film sounds kinda dark & intense, might be a game changer for female-centric stories in history films what's with the term "Bad Bridget" tho? like, is it meant to be some kinda villain or what?