The extraordinary story of Amy Winehouse—the supremely talented singer-songwriter who went from being a rising star on London’s jazz scene to a six-time Grammy-winning, Halloween costume-inspiring superstar before passing away from alcohol poisoning at the age of 27—has already been told in a few different formats. There was 2015’s, Jeremy Marre’s in-depth look at the making of the titular album; and 2021’s Marina Parker-helmed, in which her friends and family reflect on her life and legacy.
It’s also crucial to note that the film is being made with the full support of the Amy Winehouse estate, which includes the musician’s father, Mitch, who faced criticism for his perceived role in his daughter’s downfall following the release of Kapadia’s documentary. This decision means that Taylor-Johnson will have permission to delve into Winehouse’s sensational back catalogue, but also raises questions about how sympathetically her family could be portrayed.
However, the biggest question was always: who on earth could play the tattooed, beehived, cat-eyed singer? The answer is, who’s dazzled critics and audiences with her portrayal of the beguiling Yasmin in both seasons of the hit show. The 26-year-old is also of Jewish heritage, a fact which was reportedly important to the film’s creative team in order to be authentic to Winehouse’s own background, and has singing experience, despite this not being on show in her previous onscreen parts.
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