Carey Mulligan says she ‘felt like a chancer’ early in her career

Actress Carey Mulligan said she ‘felt like a chancer’ early in her career because she did not attend drama school (Harper’s Bazaar UK/ Quentin Jones/PA)

Actress Carey Mulligan said she ‘felt like a chancer’ early in her career because she did not attend drama school (Harper’s Bazaar UK/ Quentin Jones/PA)

Actress Carey Mulligan said she “felt like a chancer” early in her career because she did not attend drama school.

Mulligan, who is expected to compete for top honours during awards season for her starring role in Promising Young Woman, was rejected by a host of drama schools as a teenager.

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