The Crown's Olivia Colman, Gillian Anderson, & Emerald Fennell Gather for Emmys 2021 in London!

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaRowan Atkinson, Olivia Colman and Sally Hawkins are rounding out what is shaping up to be a delicious cast of “Wonka,” the new film that dares to probe how the world’s most famous chocolatier and confectioner first developed his sweet tooth.Timothée Chalamet is set to play Willy Wonka, following in the daffy footsteps of Gene Wilder (a gem) and Johnny Depp (don’t feel obligated to recreate the Anna Wintour bob and wispy voice that Depp sported in

It appears that not even Tim Burton’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” is going to derail the future of the ‘Wonka’ franchise. Recently, it was announced that Timothee Chalamet and “Paddington” filmmaker Paul King are going to reinvent the candymaker in a new prequel film, simply titled “Wonka.” And now, we have a better idea of the other actors that will help round out the cast.

Olivia Colman, Rowan Atkinson and Sally Hawkins are joining Timothée Chalamet in Warner Bros.’ “Wonka,” it was announced on Wednesday.The musical prequel to the Roald Dahl classic “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory will be directed by Paul King, who will also co-write with writing partner Simon Farnaby, with David Heyman producing through Heyday Films.

Warner Bros has rolled cameras in the UK on their new Wonka musical movie starring Timothée Chalamet.

earned her second statuette on Sunday for her role as Margaret Thatcher in “The Crown,” after taking home her first in 1997 for the iconic sci-fi series “The X-Files.”Anderson’s recent achievement prompted her friends at fashion house Chloé to make a very tongue-in-cheek tribute, sending a giant penis-shaped celebration cake to her door — presumably inspired by her character as a sex therapist on “Sex Education,” which just premiered its third season.

Olivia Colman opened up about the tragic death of her father, Keith Colman, during the 2021 Emmy Awards, revealing that she lost her dad during the coronavirus pandemic.The 47-year-old talented actress began her emotional speech, accepting the award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her iconic role in Netflix‘s The Crown.“I’m going to be very quick because I’m very teary as I wish my dad was here to see this,” Olivia shared, adding “I lost my dad during COVID, and he would have

A 2021 Emmy Awards moment involving one of the night’s winners, Gillian Anderson, is going viral over how she handled a question she was asked.

Emmy Awards' star-studded red carpet on Sunday. Looking stunning in a semi-sheer bejewelled gown, the Oscar-winning writer beamed while posing for photographers at the ceremony's London base.

Los Angeles and London fizzed last night as A-list actors came together for the 2021 Primetime Emmy Awards. Hosted by Soho House in the UK, ‘The Crown’ cast pulled focus.

Emmys 2021 viewers — by delivering her acceptance speech with her native American accent.The actress — who won Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series for her performance as Margaret Thatcher in “The Crown” —  has spent the better part of two decades playing roles primarily with a British accent. However, Anderson, 53, was actually born in Chicago and spent her childhood split between Puerto Rico and London before moving back to her Illinois homeland at 11.

Gillian Anderson won the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress Sunday night for her portrayal of former prime minister Margaret Thatcher in Netflix’s “The Crown,” and was promptly asked if she’d consulted with Thatcher prior to filming. Thatcher, of course, died in 2013.After a reporter asked Anderson what it meant to her to introduce Thatcher and her legacy to a new generation, Tanya Hart of American Urban Radio Networks said, “Congratulations.

coronavirus pandemic.The actress picked up Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II in Netflix‘s The Crown, beating fellow nominees Emma Corrin, Elisabeth Moss, MJ Rodriguez, Uzo Aduba and Jurnee Smollett.Picking up the award in a London studio away from the main ceremony in Los Angeles, Colman became emotional during her acceptance speech.“Thank you very much.

2021 Emmy Awards got off to a rollicking start — and rarely let up, leaving last year’s COVID-shellshocked ceremony safely in its rearview mirror.What a difference a year makes.There were no big surprises; as expected, both “Ted Lasso” and “The Crown” cleaned up (Best Comedy, Best Drama and stars/cost-star of both, including Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Colman).

The 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards was all about new blood, with actors Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham, Brett Goldstein, Olivia Colman, Josh O’Connor, Tobias Menzies, Evan Peters, Julianne Nicholson and Ewan McGregor among those claiming their first-ever statuettes.

It’s a very bittersweet night for Olivia Colman.

Olivia Colman is now an Emmy winner! The 47-year-old English actress won for the second season of her acclaimed performance as Queen Elizabeth II in the Netflix historical drama, “The Crown.”