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I finally watched God’s Own Country and loved it. Here’s a little fan poster I painted in honor of one of the most earnest, sexy, and hopeful films I’ve seen in a while.
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National Theatre’s film production of Romeo & Juliet premieres in the US on PBS at 9pm Friday 23 April. Starring Josh O’Connor and Jessie Buckley in the lead roles, it was filmed over seventeen days in an empty theatre during the pandemic
It’s definitely one of the best things I’ve seen this year – go check it out!
[ And it’s still available to watch in the UK on Sky Arts ]
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The Crown creator and writer Peter Morgan joins stars Olivia Colman, Tobias Menzies, Josh O'Connor, Gillian Anderson and Emma Corrin along with moderator Edith Bowman to discuss the fourth season of Netflix’s critically acclaimed drama series, including the introduction of two iconic historical figures: Margaret Thatcher and Princess Diana.
Fairytales usually end at this point with the simple phrase, ‘They lived happily ever after.’
Emma Corrin (S4) & Elizabeth Debicki (S5) as Princess Diana | Josh O'Connor (S4) & Dominic West (S5) as Prince Charles
The Crown Season 5: Nov 2022
Images: Des Willie; Keith Bernstein (with thanks to Netflix)
At Christmas … things we’ve learned from The Crown
Wear what you like in your own home
Let’s Dance (wherever and whenever!)
Find somebody who looks at you the way the Royals gaze at stags
If your family step out of line, give them the Margaret treatment
But keep it real: even Princesses get weird sometimes
Don’t mess with the Chef: some are salty enough to begin with
Never forget to pamper your furry friends
And if someone makes a fool of themselves to give you a gift, they’re a keeper (Charles, you Muppet!! )
The “Crown” star — who had just prevailed for lead drama actor — accidentally knocked himself in the forehead with one of Emmy’s sharp wings.Things got crimson for a second, but thankfully, fellow drama actor nominees Regé-Jean Page and Sterling K. Brown came to his aid and had a laugh about the award season capper of a war wound.
Josh O'Connor (Prince Charles), Morning After the Emmys, Sept 2021 | Variety
Image: Nicol Biesek
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The Crown Wins All Seven Primetime Drama Emmys
Not a lot of women have won this award. So I feel like I’m standing on the shoulders of some really extraordinary people!
Jessica Hobbs [final picture, above] becomes only the fourth woman to win the Drama Directing Emmy
Images:Gillian Anderson: DAVE BENETT/GETTY IMAGES FOR NETFLIX | Olivia Colman: PETER NICHOLLS/REUTERS | Josh O'Connor: RICH FURY/GETTY | Peter Morgan: DAVE BENETT/GETTY IMAGES FOR NETFLIX | Jessica Hobbs: GARETH CATTERMOLE/GETTY
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Kneel Before The Crown
Netflix’s flagship show won by a royal mile at the Emmys, winning every Primetime Drama category, including Best Drama Series.
Collecting 11 Emmys in total makes The Crownone of the most awarded dramas of all time in a single year. 21 Emmys for S1-S4 equals The Sopranos with 2 Seasons of The Crown still to come. A majestic achievement
‘The Firm’ may have more in common with the mafia waste management business than it seems!
2021′s majestic awards for The Crownwere:-
Outstanding Drama Series | The Crown
Lead Actress in a Drama - Olivia Colman (Queen Elizabeth II; S3/S4)
Lead Actor in a Drama - Josh O’Connor (Prince Charles)
Supporting Actress in a Drama - Gillian Anderson (Margaret Thatcher)
Supporting Actor in a Drama - Tobias Menzies (Prince Philip)
Outstanding Writing - Peter Morgan (4x10: War)
Outstanding Directing - Jessica Hobbs (4x10: War)
Guest Actress in a Drama - Claire Foy (Queen Elizabeth II;S1/S2)
Outstanding Cinematography - Adriano Goldman (4x03: Fairytale)
Outstanding Picture Editing - Yan Miles (4x03: Fairytale)
Outstanding Casting - Robert Sterne
Congratulations to the well-deserved champions, and everyone who brought us The Crown’s most powerful season to date
Image:@gilliana
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