rebeccalouisaferguson: EARLY REVIEW ROUND UP OF THE KID WHO WOULD BE KING “Ferguson, as
rebeccalouisaferguson: EARLY REVIEW ROUND UP OF THE KID WHO WOULD BE KING “Ferguson, as Morgana whose goal was to “prey on their weaknesses and crumble their faith,” truly personifies all of the greed, entitlement, envy and vengeance that this ancient evil has come into the Earth realm to release.” (x) “I admire the decision to go all out having one more battle with the mega-powerful underworld enchantress played by Rebecca Ferguson (it also should be noted that she does a great job playing up her conniving and manipulative tactics to divide the children)…” (x) “And then there’s Rebecca Ferguson (Mission: Impossible series, The Greatest Showman) as Morgana, the incessantly “med-evil” baddie that Alexander must face and somehow defeat and so on and so forth. She serves her function well as an entertainingly wicked obstacle for the plot…” (x) “Imrie is the showstopper, as previously mentioned, while Stewart and Ferguson each have a blast playing these larger than life mythical creatures.” (x) “Alex and a group of young companions are quickly pitched into a quest to defeat King Arthur’s wicked sister, Morgana (Rebecca Ferguson having a ball getting on her bad), and her skeleton guards.” (x) “Ferguson, of the last “Mission: Impossible” movie, makes an adequate villain, not a shake-in-your-boots terror/seductress that Morgana can be.” (x) “Rebecca Ferguson filmed THE KID WHO WOULD BE KING on the weekends between weekday shooting of MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – FALLOUT. The odd thing was I had no idea she was in this and watched Fallout the night before the screening for the third time, love that film. And LOVE HER – she is an admirable Morgana but this is a smaller role and she plays it as a somewhat dark pantomime character minus the music.” (x) “Ferguson does her best as the villain although she is mostly seen in CGI form since she can morph into a flying fire-breathing demon.” (x) “While I would have liked to have seen a little more of Rebecca Ferguson’s Morgana, she is giving to the role the high drama it needs.”(x) -- source link