Two of Britain’s finest acting heavyweights, Andrew Scott and Damian Lewis, have sat down to discuss their high-stakes historical drama Pressure, shedding light on the intense true story behind the D-Day landings.
The Film: Pressure details the crucial 72-hour window leading up to D-Day, focusing on the volatile weather predictions that determined the fate of the Allied invasion.
The Lead Roles: Andrew Scott stars as Chief Meteorological Officer James Stagg, alongside Damian Lewis as Supreme Allied Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Where to Watch: The exclusive video interview is available to stream on official channel platforms and major entertainment outlets following its premiere circuit.
In a captivating new interview, Andrew Scott (Ripley, Fleabag) and Damian Lewis (A Spy Among Friends, Billions) break down the intense psychological warfare at the heart of their new WWII feature film, Pressure.
Directed by Anthony Maras (Hotel Mumbai) and adapted from David Haig’s critically acclaimed stage play, the film moves away from the traditional frontline battlefield to focus on an equally deadly war of calculations and nerve.
Scott portrays James Stagg, the Scottish meteorologist tasked with delivering the most important weather forecast in human history. Lewis steps into the boots of General Dwight D. Eisenhower, the man who ultimately had to make the agonizing decision of whether to greenlight Operation Overlord based on those predictions.
Pressure is in cinemas in the UK, now.
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