Gavin and Stacey's Joanna Page, 44, pregnant with 'surprise' fourth baby

You may not recognize Julie Anne Robinson’s name, but she’s an industry “lifer.” She’s directed studio movies such as “One For The Money” and “The Last Song” alongside a wide range of television series including “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” “Weeds,” “Pushing Daisies,” “Masters of Sex” and “The Good Place.” It was her collaborations with Shondra Rhimes on episodes of the seminal dramas “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Scandal” that found her front and center directing the first episode of “Bridgerton.” A

Stacey Solomon looked radiant on Sunday as she shared two new snaps of her 33-week baby bump.The pregnant Loose Women star, 31, took to Instagram to share the glowing photos as she sweetly penned: "Not long till I get to meet you".

joined the series back in June alongside Sam Elliott and Mickey Rourke. Kristen Wiig and Ryan Phillippe also reprise their roles from the 2010 “MacGruber” movie as Vicki St.

Joanna Page became a star in 2007 in the adored sitcom Gavin & Stacey . And while she can’t currently confirm whether the show will return she will be back on telly from tonight, as one half of Shop Well For Less?’s new presenting duo, alongside Melanie Sykes.They’re stepping into the shoes of Steph McGovern and Alex Jones, the show’s presenters since 2016.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentA long-gestating non-conventional documentary directed by Iranian multi-hyphenate Mitra Farahani centered around a conversation between Jean-Luc Godard and Iranian filmmaker and literary figure Ebrahim Golestan that took place via regular weekly email exchanges involving videos, images, aphorisms, and letters, is set to soon surface on the international festival circuit.The film, called “See You Friday Robinson: A Film Unlike Any Other,” stems from

Gavin and Stacey star Joanna Page has admitted she is "still in shock" in her first TV appearance since announcing her fourth pregnancy.The 44-year-old joked she and her husband James Thornton, 45, are "not going to have any retirement" while on Tuesday's The One Show. She is already mum to Eva, seven, Kit, give and Noah, four.

Joanna Page has joked she isn't "going to have any retirement" after announcing her latest pregnancy. The 'Gavin & Stacey' star revealed earlier this week she's due to give birth to her and her actor husband James Thornton's fourth child this Christmas, and she is "still in shock".

Joanna Page has shared the wonderful news that she is pregnant and is expecting her fourth child with her husband, James Thornton.The actress, most famously known for her role as Stacey Shipman in the much-loved BBC comedy series Gavin and Stacey, is already a mum to three young children and has said of the pregnancy "it's going to be a busy Christmas!" Announcing the news on Instagram, 44-year-old Joanna told fans the pregnancy was a surprise as she stopped for a snap outside her home, beaming

Gavin and Stacey star Joanna Page has revealed she’s expecting her ‘surprise’ fourth child.The 44-year-old actress has three children with Emmerdale actor and husband of 18 years James Thornton - seven-year-old daughter Eva and sons Kit, five, and Noah, four.They’re also doggy parents to sweet pups Lola and Bess.

James Bond film No Time To Die would have been released, bringing Daniel Craig's journey as the spy to an end. While this will certainly be a sad time for fans, it is also wrapped up in excitement as it means another actor will be taking on the role.

isn’t returning for the second season of “Bridgerton” can rejoice now that he’s been cast in an upcoming Paramount film — a reimagined version of “The Saint” crime novellas.Page, 31, is set to star as Simon Templar and will also serve as executive producer, according to The Hollywood Reporter.Representatives for Paramount and Page did not immediately return requests for comment from The Post.The film will tell the story of Templar, who is known as “The Saint,” during his travels as a

Rege-Jean Page, the breakout actor from Netflix’s Shondaland series “Bridgerton” (in which he starred as a very handsome Duke of Hastings), has been cast in and set to executive produce Paramount’s reboot of “The Saint,” says The Hollywood Reporter. At the same time, playwright and actor Kwame Kwei-Armah (who also co-wrote “892.” an indie drama starring John Boyega).

Following the news that he would not be returning for the second season of Bridgerton, Regé-Jean Page looks to have found his first major starring role since his breakout part in the Netflix series. Sources tell Deadline, Page will star and executive produce a new, reimagined version of The Saint for Paramount Pictures.