Gemma Arterton Shines In Subversive Tearjerker ‘Summerland’ [Review]

Gemma Collins has claimed she was forced to move schools after being the victim of bullying and was once punched in the face.The 39-year-old reality TV star - who rose to fame on The Only Way Is Essex - insisted she was not targeted for being overweight but for being too popular.Collins revealed in The Gemma Collins Podcast: “I never got bullied because of my weight, I actually wasn’t overweight at school.

Gemma Collins has candidly opened up on her experience with bullying in school and said she was targeted because she was too popular. Reality star Gemma, 39, revealed she was once physically attacked by a bully for her outgoing personality.

Richard Madden spent some time with famous friends this weekend while at home in Scotland!

Gwen Stefani's son Zuma is about to turn 12, and ahead of his birthday, the pre-teen enjoyed early celebrations on the beach in Malibu with his dad Gavin Rossdale and brothers Kingston, 14, and Zuma, six. The Bush frontman shared a sweet video on Instagram of them enjoying a special dinner at Nobu, with Zuma smiling as everyone sang happy birthday around the table.

Dua Lipa mistakenly called Blake Shelton Gwen Stefani‘s “husband” and she had a cute reaction!

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic“Star Trek: Lower Decks,” the latest series in the franchise kicked off by Gene Roddenberry in 1966, doesn’t take place on the Enterprise, or the Voyager, or any of the similarly inspiringly-named ships in the fleet. This animated show depicts the comings and goings of the support staff on the U.S.S.

Making a tearjerker that still has a sense of fun to it is a fairly difficult proposition. After all, you want the emotions to seem real, so the playfulness can’t overwhelm it, or frankly, vice-versa.

Valentina I. Valentini Jessica Swale’s World War II-era “Summerland,” debuting on demand via IFC on July 31, turns the English coastal countryside into a character in the tale of a reclusive writer played by Gemma Arterton — and the house in which much of the action takes place serves as a portal to those surroundings.

Jenelle Riley Deputy Awards, Features EditorOn the surface, Jessica Swale would seem to have a lot of beginner’s luck. The first play she ever wrote, “Blue Stockings,” was a massive success with audiences and critics, premiering at Shakespeare’s Globe in 2013.

The finalists will attend the online ceremony on August 13.The winners will be announced during the live streamed event hosted by Radio 1 DJ Gemma Cairney streamed on Young Scot’s YouTube channel.Now in its 14th year, the awards highlight the amazing achievements of young people across Scotland.Winners will join a prestigious rollcall including actors such as Karen Gillan and Martin Compston, alongside world class athletes including Sir Andy Murray and Olympian Laura Muir.Louise Macdonald OBE,

Jessica Kiang It’s 1975 and Alice Lamb, played by Penelope Wilton, is cussing at her typewriter and telling cute children to “bugger off.” When we cut back to the same typewriter some 30 years earlier, Alice, now played by Gemma Arterton, is again shouting at local kids and pointedly buying for herself the rationed chocolate bar another saucer-eyed moppet so desires.

Gemma Arterton has revealed she was scared of suffering from hypothermia while filming a scene from her new film, Summerland.A sequence towards the end of World War II drama, released in cinemas this Friday, 31 July, sees her plunging into the sea to rescue a child.  “I was so cold,” she tells Yahoo Movies UK in the video (above).

Both Gemma Arterton and Gugu Mbatha-Raw enjoyed success on the London stage in the title role of playwright Jessica Swale's comedy about Restoration actress and royal mistress Nell Gwynn. Their collaboration continues in Swale's first step into features as writer-director.