"So, Colette is a female-driven story about empowerment, but more stories are only going to get made like that if people go and see them at the cinema and it actually makes money. So, I think it needs a concerted effort by everybody to kind of get behind these and prove that there is an audience, and there is an appetite, both in the public and in the media, that this is where we want our culture to go. There’s only so much that you can do from the acting point of view. You go, ‘Okay, I can try and make this work,’ but ultimately, unless it sells, then it’s not going to happen. I think what’s great is that it seems like there is that appetite. It seems like people are saying, ‘I want to see more interesting women, I want representation, and I want equal pay, and all of this.’ The sisterhood needs to get together and make sure that we can deliver it.”