There are innumerable testimonies where actors always choose to be "the bad guy" of the film because that role allows them to go into dark areas of their own personality and get the audience to enjoy it.
You could say bad guys are more important than the good ones, and that was the task of Englishman Dominic West who embodied Keira Knightley’s husband in Colette, the next film by Wash Westmoreland.
West, 48, has long experience in the industry with participation in film and television. Chicago (2002), Mona Lisa Smile (2003) and 300 (2006) stand out, and he currently stars in the television series The Affair, where he can be seen in a completely different role.
This year, in Colette, he will give life to a literary entrepreneur who in search of success decides that his wife becomes the ghostwriter of his own works.
Colette. Bring yourself to break with the stereotypes of the time
Colette (Keira Knightley) is a rural teacher who leaves her life behind when she meets and marries Willy (West). He convinces her to write in his name, but when success comes to the couple, she will begin to fight so that her truth is known by everyone.