Meg Fraser brings luminous warmth and emotional depth to Angel and the Badman, reimagining Penny with a captivating sense of self. Her performance reveals the many facets of a young woman whose compassion is rooted in conviction, finding room for playful humor, stubbornness, and curiosity within her generous spirit. Through that beautifully considered balance, Meg makes Penny’s openness to love as compelling as her determination to remain true to herself. Directed by Julio Quintana, this reimagining of the 1947 Western follows Quirt Evans (Zachary Levi), a wounded outlaw whose arrival
Exclusive Interview: Meg Fraser on Reimagining Penny for a New Generation in ‘Angel and the Badman’
Meg Fraser brings luminous warmth and emotional depth to Angel and the Badman, reimagining Penny with a captivating sense of self. Her performance reveals the…
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