The Little Dog Laughed (2010) Gemma as: Ellen Director: Jamie Lloyd Release: Currently showing at the Garrick Theatre in London, UK.
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Tamara Drewe (2011) Gemma as: Tamara Drewe Director: Stephen Frears Release: 2011
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Wuthering Heights (2010) Gemma as: Cathy Earnshaw Director: Andrea Arnold Release: 2010 (USA)
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Prince Of Persia (2010) Gemma as: Tamina Director: Mike Newell Release: May 28, 2010 (USA)
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Clash of the Titans (2010) Gemma as: Io Director: Louis Leterrier Release: March 26, 2010 (USA)
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The Disappearance of Alice Creed (2009) Gemma as: Alice Creed Director: J Blakeson Release: April 30, 2010 (UK)
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St. Trinian's II (2009) Gemma as: Kelly Jones Director: Oliver Parker Release: December 18, 2009 (UK)
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The Boat That Rocked (2009) Gemma as: Desiree Director: Richard Curtis Release: On DVD (UK)
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Quantum of Solace (2008) Gemma as: Agent Fields Director: Marc Forster Release: On DVD (USA & UK)
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Tess of the D'Urbervilles (2008) Gemma as: Tess Durbeyfield Director: David Blair Release: On DVD (USA & UK)
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RocknRolla (2008) Gemma as: June Director: Guy Ritchie Release: On DVD (USA & UK)
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Lost in Austen (2008) Gemma as: Elizabeth Bennet Director: Dan Zeff Status: On DVD (USA & UK)
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3 and Out (2008) Gemma as: Frankie Cassidy Director: Jonathan Gershfield Status: On DVD (UK)
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St. Trinian's (2007) Gemma as: Kelly Jones Director: Oliver Parker Status: On DVD (UK)
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The first images from the “St Trinian’s 2″ World Premiere in London tonight. We’ll surely add more soon.
We’ve also added a few stragglers from the BIFAs and Posters & Wallpapers from the first “St Trinian’s” movie.
It’s been nearly two years since the film’s release in the UK, but the remake of St. Trinian’s has finally arrived in theaters stateside. Set in an unruly girls’ school, the film stars a laundry list of British film actors like Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, Russell Brand, Stephen Fry, Gemma Arterton, Talulah Riley, Tamsin Egerton, Juno Temple, Lena Headey and Jodie Whittaker. Mischa Barton also makes a brief cameo.
The St. Trinian’s franchise has a long history in British pop culture. In the 1940s, illustrator Ronald Searle created the St. Trinian’s cartoon series about a fictional girls’ school constantly teetering on the edge of anarchy. Those cartoons became celebrated films in the 1950s, starting with The Belles of St. Trinian’s in 1954. Comic actor Alistair Sim played the school headmistress Miss Fritton (in full drag) and her brother Clarence.
St. Trinian’s was released on August 11 on DVD in Canada, and the United States will finally get to see the bad girls in action stateside when it hits theaters on August 28 October 2 (thanks Karen for the heads-up).
We’ll be adding more new old photos whenever it’s possible.
If you have anything that we don’t, please consider sharing it with us and other fans of Gemma. All you have to do is contacting us. Full credit will always be given.
Cinematical has just received this exclusive final USA one-sheet for St.Trinian’s, the British comedy that boasts a whole mixture of Brit talent from Talulah Riley and Gemma Arterton to Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, Russell Brand, and Lena Headey.
St. Trinian’s was released a few years ago in the UK, but America will finally get to see the bad girls in action stateside when it hits theaters on August 28.
U.K. hit comedy sets U.S. video and TV terms
By Tatiana Siegel
Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group has acquired U.S. video and TV rights to the U.K. hit comedy “St. Trinian’s” from independent theatrical distributor and foreign sales agent NeoClassics Films.
NeoClassics, which acquired U.S. rights to “St. Trinian’s” from Ealing Studios, will distribute the film theatrically in the U.S. this summer.
The remake of the 1950s Ealing classic “The Belles of St. Trinian’s” grossed more than $25 million in its U.K. theatrical run.
Don’t you worry if you missed the first half of Tess of the D’Urbervilles, PBS.org is streaming it so you can get up to speed before Sunday, Jan. 11 at 9pm. You can also select your favorite chapters instead of watching the full episode.
Episode One is available for online viewing from January 5 to January 19, 2009.
Episode Two (which means the third and fourth episodes that aired in the UK combined) airs next Sunday.
PBS.org now has a website of sorts up for Tess as well.
While you’re at it, why not take the time to visit Hans Matheson Online (Alec D’Urberville) and Eddie Redmayne Online (Angel Clare), two wonderful fansites dedicated to Gemma’s co-stars in the series?
Last but not least, attention UK visitors: St Trinian’s will be showing on Sky Movies Premiere on Satuday, Jan. 10 at 8pm.
Bond girl Gemma Arterton may have worked her way to Hollywood stardom but it seems the Quantum Of Solace star is ready to go back to school.
The 22-year-old Briton, who is filming her next blockbuster Prince Of Persia, hopes to star in a sequel to St Trinian’s, the boarding-school movie that launched her career.
‘There is talk of a St Trinian’s 2 and I will definitely do it,’ Gemma told the Mail Online.
‘It was my first big film and I will never forget that. I hope it goes ahead as I had such a good time making the first one.’
Gemma Arterton graduated from St Trinian’s to star as Tess of the d’Urbervilles. Now she’s playing opposite Daniel Craig in the new Bond film. Is this the start of global domination for the girl from Gravesend?
The moment Gemma Arterton heard she’d be the new Bond girl is ingrained on her mind for ever. She was on a boat, just off the coast of Gibraltar, filming the comedy Three and Out with Mackenzie Crook. Dressed in full scuba-diving gear – what else would a prospective Bond girl be wearing? – Arterton answered her mobile phone to her agent, who immediately began humming the James Bond theme down the line; the role of Agent Fields in the 22nd 007 film, Quantum of Solace, was hers. So moved was Crook, he shed a tear for his co-star and uttered, “This is such a big moment in your life.”
Her favourite actress is Elizabeth Taylor, her film Mary Poppins and her book The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. She is teaching herself Spanish and is a fine singer. She is the protagonist of BBC1’s adapation of Thomas Hardy’s Tess of the D’Urbervilles and the hot new Bond girl who’s gonna blow everyone away. Watch out for Gemma Arterton!
Is it me or Tatler (and the production of Prince of Persia) went for a modern and tanned version of Cleopatra?
Gemma Arterton let the RocknRolla crew stare at her breasts.
The actress says she quickly adapted to filming in a male-dominated environment after previously working on a nearly-all female movie.
The 22-year-old said: “RocknRolla was properly boys’ own. I’d just done St. Trinian’s, so I was like, ‘Oh, there aren’t any girls.’
“I came on set and I, literally, was the totty. I had tight jeans on and a tight top with a push-up bra. Everybody was like, ‘A girl?!’ and talking to me at boob height. I thought, ‘I’ll let you off, as you haven’t had any boobs to stare at for a while.’