And she’s going to move forward … She is a good mother to these boys.” “Celeste is coping, and she’s actually coping well considering the circumstances,” Kidman explains. But it’s in court that Celeste gets to reassert herself as a mother and a survivor. The relationship between Celeste and Mary Louise certainly leans towards the dark side, with Mary Louise ultimately suing Celeste for custody of Celeste’s children.
“Meryl is such a supporter of women and female directors,” says Kidman of her new co-star, who has a strong “desire to work with women and explore these light and dark sides of women and their relationships with other women.” She’s also faced with the arrival of her mother-in-law, Mary Louise ( Meryl Streep), who is determined to get to the bottom of her son’s death. It’s a overwhelming emotional process that pulls Celeste in different directions at once because she “remembers good things and is still very much pulled and addicted to what that was, but at the same time she knows how so incredibly it sabotaged her and her children.” SIGN UP for Gold Derby’s free newsletter with latest predictions Based on Liane Moriarty‘s 2014 novel, “Big Little Lies” ended its first season with the killing of Celeste’s abusive husband ( Alexander Skarsgard), and season two explores how she recovers from his abuse and his death.
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