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Showing posts with label BFI London Film Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BFI London Film Festival. Show all posts
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Tom Hiddleston Interview - London Film Festival Awards
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Friday, October 19, 2012
Colin Firth: We’re Quite Looking Forward To ‘The King’s Speech’ Sequel [PHOTOS] (SOCIALITE LIFE)
Colin Firth walked the red carpet tonight at the BFI London Film Festival, looking dishy as hell in his suit.
Did you know that Firth will reprise his Oscar-winning role as King George VI in a sequel to The King’s Speech? The UK Press Association (via Moviefone), confirms that the film is in the “very early stages,” but that Firth and co-stars Helena Bonham Carter (who played the Queen Mother) and Geoffrey Rush (who played Lionel Logue) are likely to return.
READ MORE: http://socialitelife.com/were-quite-looking-forward-to-the-kings-speech-sequel-photos-10-2012
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Friday, November 4, 2011
Downton Abbey to be hit with fatal Spanish flu in season finale (spoilers)
Metro
The residents of Downton Abbey will be hit with the fatal Spanish flu in the show's season finale next Sunday - and not all of them will make it out alive.
Not all of the Downton Abbey cast will escape the perils of the Spanish flu in the costume drama's season finale (Picture: ITV)
The Spanish flu pandemic killed between 50 and 100million people between 1918 and 1920 and the Crawley family and their servants is set to fall victim too.
Several characters will encounter the deadly virus including Cora, Countess of Grantham, played by Elizabeth McGovern and the butler, Carson, played by Jim Carter.
It is not clear how the illness arrives at the aristocratic household but it initially rears its ugly head as the cast prepare for a dinner party.
Robert Crawley, the Earl of Grantham, played by Hugh Bonneville, declares that 'everyone is falling like ninepins'.
Downton's housekeeper Mrs Hughes then remarks that 'we are quite the hospital again', in reference to the fact that Downton Abbey nursed bloodied officers during the Great War
At one point Sarah, Cora's devoted lady's maid, even keeps vigil at her mistress' bedside.
And even more heartbreak is on its way in the Christmas special which will include both a funeral and a wedding
Several characters will encounter the deadly virus including Cora, Countess of Grantham, played by Elizabeth McGovern and the butler, Carson, played by Jim Carter.
It is not clear how the illness arrives at the aristocratic household but it initially rears its ugly head as the cast prepare for a dinner party.
Robert Crawley, the Earl of Grantham, played by Hugh Bonneville, declares that 'everyone is falling like ninepins'.
Downton's housekeeper Mrs Hughes then remarks that 'we are quite the hospital again', in reference to the fact that Downton Abbey nursed bloodied officers during the Great War
At one point Sarah, Cora's devoted lady's maid, even keeps vigil at her mistress' bedside.
And even more heartbreak is on its way in the Christmas special which will include both a funeral and a wedding
Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/tv/880189-downton-abbey-to-be-hit-with-fatal-spanish-flu-in-season-finale#ixzz1ckNx2hVS
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Friday, October 28, 2011
BFI - Keira Knightley and Viggo Mortensen, Michael Fassbender
Celebs.gather
October 24, 2011 09:00 PM EDT
To date, this year's BFI London Film Festival has brought some standout red carpet outfits, and some not so stellar ones. On Monday, October 24, Keira Knightley joined her talented cast mates Michael Fassbender and Viggo Mortensen, and their director David Cronenberg for the screening of A Dangerous Method at the Odeon West End. As always, Keira could be relied on for a memorable red carpet look.
It was Keira Knightley's latest appearance since September's Toronto International Film Festival. The 26-year-old actress did not disappoint in her clean and simple Roksanda Ilincic dress, as spotted by Red Carpet Fashion Awards.
There was a dancerly feel to Keira's color-block dress. The flash-of-midriff dress fit her perfectly, and her choice of heels and hairstyle were spot-on. It's true that midi dresses or skirts are always a gamble, but this was an example of how polished it could look when done right.
Click here for more pictures of Keira Knightley at the BFI London Film Festival.
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