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Netflix’s Mary: What Did Noa Cohen Say on the Changes to Biblical Story in the Movie?
ComingSoon.netStory by Abdul Azim Naushad
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Netflix's 'Mary' reimagines the biblical story, with the lead actress Noa Cohen revealing the creative liberties that bring the Virgin's tale to life in a whole new light.
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- Cohen says the film's changes, like exploring Mary's time at the Temple, are what drew her to the role, as it gives the character 'her voice back' and makes it 'her story'.
- Director D.J. Caruso describes Mary as a 'superhero without powers,' aiming to show younger viewers a relatable character they can connect with.
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Noa Cohen, D.J. Caruso, Netflix, Mary