The cast of “Fleabag” is celebrating a huge day following the BAFTA TV Awards on Friday.
24.07.2020 - 00:51 / theplaylist.net
You’ve probably noticed that Comic-Con has been dominated by television in recent years, perhaps even challenging movie’s dominance at the festival. Given, COVID-19 has thrown movies for a loop, more than television series’ that can be seen at home, this phenomenon remains true for 2020.
Today, during HBO and BBC’s “His Dark Materials,” Comic-Con@ Home panel, the first official trailer for the upcoming second season of the fantasy drama series was revealed. Continue reading ‘His Dark Materials’
.The cast of “Fleabag” is celebrating a huge day following the BAFTA TV Awards on Friday.
Peter White Television EditorThe Fleabag team are sharing the spoils after Sian Clifford, who plays Claire in the comedy series, beat Phoebe Waller-Bridge to win a BAFTA TV Award.Clifford won the award for Female Performance In A Comedy Program at the virtual BAFTAs.Clifford’s highly-strung Claire, sister to Waller-Bridge’s Fleabag, has an increased role in the second season of the BBC and Amazon co-pro.“This is so unexpected,” Clifford said on a digital hook-up alongside her colleague and
Fleabag might never have happened had it not been for Sian Clifford convincing Phoebe Waller-Bridge to do it, Clifford has revealed.The second and final season of the acclaimed sitcom aired in 2019 and saw Waller-Bridge winning Emmys for Outstanding Comedy Writer, Outstanding Comedy Series and Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series – the latter seeing her becoming the first Brit to win it in 38 years.However, Clifford – who plays Claire on the show – has revealed in a new interview that
Some of the biggest names from British stage and screen have joined together to support creatives in the U.K.'s beleaguered theater industry as it struggles to survive the COVID-19 crisis.
Naman Ramachandran Award-winning actors Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Olivia Colman, and theater producer Francesca Moody (“Fleabag”) have created the Theatre Community Fund to support theatrical artists and professionals whose livelihoods and creative futures are threatened in the wake of COVID-19.The fund has raised £1 million ($1.3 million) so far from founding donors who include Gillian Anderson, Richard Curtis, Tim Bevan, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Daisy Ridley, Danny Boyle and Andrew Scott, among many
Andreas Wiseman International EditorFleabag creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Oscar-winner Olivia Colman and producer Francesca Moody (Fleabag) are launching The Theatre Community Fund, which will provide grants to UK theatre professionals who have been struggling economically during the coronavirus pandemic.Donors will contribute through initial lump sums and, innovatively, through fixed, confidential percentages of their incomes over the next two years.
Fleabag‘s Phoebe Waller-Bridge has confirmed that the show will never return, having previously expressed a desire to revisit it in the future.The acclaimed sitcom ended in 2019 and saw Waller-Bridge winning Emmys for Outstanding Comedy Writer, Outstanding Comedy Series and Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series – the latter seeing her becoming the first Brit to win it in 38 years.Speaking to The Mirror, Waller-Bridge confirmed that the show had reached its natural conclusion.“I think we
, who plays Will's father, John Parry, revealed during the show's virtual Comic-Con@Home panel on Thursday that mastermind will be joining the series as the voice of his character's daemon.«I do have a relationship with my daemon and this is the first time we're revealing this.
One of the major reasons why Fleabag Season 2 received such major adoration from fans is because of the crackling chemistry shared between Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Andrew Scott, the latter of whom was a new addition to the cast at the time. Fleabag and Hot Priest became our OTP for all the right reasons and that's clearly because of the duo's charming performances.
His Dark Materials has confirmed a Fleabag reunion for Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Andrew Scott.The pair, who starred together in the second season of Waller-Bridge’s dark comedy series, are set to reunite on screen in the fantasy drama as a human and dæmon.Scott, who broke the news during Comic-Con@Home on Thursday (July 23), revealed that Waller-Bridge will have a small voiceover role in His Dark Materials as his character John Parry’s osprey dæmon Sayan Kötör.“What’s beautiful to me about the
Phoebe Waller-Bridge is set to reunite with Fleabag co-star Andrew Scott for a TV project!
Andrew Scott has revealed he will be reuniting with his Fleabag co-star Phoebe Waller-Bridge when she voices his daemon in the second season of His Dark Materials.
[email protected] panel on Thursday that his character’s dæmon — a magical animal companion within the world of the Philip Pullman novels — will be voiced by “someone who is very close to me in my real life: a young performer and writer called Phoebe Waller-Bridge.”Scott and Waller-Bridge previously starred opposite one another on the critically acclaimed second season of the Amazon comedy.