Imelda Staunton has been confirmed to play Queen Elizabeth in the fifth season of The Crown, with series creator Peter Morgan confirming that will be the show’s swansong.
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Monthly Archives: January 2020
Emma Stone and Ralph Fiennes in talks for Matilda The Musical
Emma Stone and Ralph Fiennes are reportedly both in talks to star in the big screen version of Matilda The Musical.
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New book to reveal Poe Dameron’s past
A new book looking at Poe Dameron’s history before the Star Wars films will be released this summer.
Bradley Whitford, Judith Light join Lin-Manuel Miranda’s directorial debut
Bradley Whitford and Judith Light are joining Andrew Garfield and Vanessa Hudgens in Tick, Tick…Boom!, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s big screen directorial debut.
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Ruth Jones is writing two more books
Gavin and Stacey star Ruth Jones has signed a deal to write two more books.
Who’s presenting at the 2020 Oscars?
As always the biggest names in Hollywood will be hitting the red carpet at the 92nd Academy Awards on Sunday 9th February.
First look: Kidman and Grant in The Undoing
HBO has released the first trailer for forthcoming limited series The Undoing, starring Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant.
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Mean Girls confirmed as a movie musical, and heads to London
Tina Fey has announced the musical adaptation of Mean Girls is being made into a movie, while the stage version is crossing the pond to London.
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Terry Jones has one last project to be released
It’s been revealed Terry Jones worked on one last project before his battle with dementia was made public.
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Orlando Bloom to play Prince Harry
Orlando Bloom, Tom Hollander, Alan Cumming, Lucy Punch and Iwan Rheon are all lending their voices to a new animated comedy series about the British royal family.
