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People said Naples was ‘dangerous.' So this British film director leaned on her working-class roots to show a different side of the city
When Trudie Styler was growing up in 1960s working-class England, her family expected her to become a typist at a paintbrush factory. But life turned out rather more grandly: Going to a good high ...
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Exclusive: Trudie Styler opens up about family pride, directing Sting and her tech-free grandkids
Wandering around the labyrinthine backstreets of Naples, taking in its faded elegance and dark romance, Trudie Styler adds a touch of celebrity glamour to the Italian city and the subject of her ...