Glamour Women of the Year – Film Actress Gemma Arterton. You’ve fallen for Gemma Arterton’s talent, and Hollywood’s pretty keen, too. Some actors wait their entire career to accumulate the diverse range of roles that Gemma has already notched up. Congrats, Gemma! :)

GALLERY LINKS:
– Scans: Glamour (UK) – July 2011, thanks to Lorna
– Scans: Metro (UK) – June 8, 2011, thanks to Lorna

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A plethora of London’s theatre stars will be celebrating today as awards season gets underway with the announcement of the Evening Standard Theatre Awards nominations long list.

Judi Dench, Gemma Arterton, Sheridan Smith and Keira Knightley are among the nominees for the Natasha Richardson Award for Best Actress.

The Evening Standard Theatre Awards, the first prize-giving of the London theatre awards season, announces its long list for categories including Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Play, Best Musical, Best Director, Best Design, Most Promising Playwright and Outstanding Newcomer, before whittling the nominees down to a short list on 21 November and finally a winner, crowned at a ceremony on 28 November.

Full Evening Standard Theatre Award Nominees Long List.

The West End run of Broadway import Douglas Carter Beane’s The Little Dog Laughed will end, as scheduled, April 10.

The Little Dog Laughed is presented in a new production directed by Jamie Lloyd at the Garrick Theatre. The play was originally produced at Off-Broadway’s Second Stage Theatre in 2006 before transferring to Broadway’s Cort Theatre, where Julie White won the Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play for creating the role of Diane. That role is played here by U.K comedy actress Tamsin Greig, joined by rising young film actor Rupert Friend, Harry Lloyd and Gemma Arterton. It opened at the Garrick Theatre Jan. 20, following previews from Jan. 8, and ends its limited run as scheduled April 10.

To book tickets for remaining performances of The Little Dog Laughed, contact the box office at 0844 579 1974 or visit www.nimaxtheatres.com.

Since her breakthrough as a Bond girl in Quantum of Solace, Gemma Arterton has moved on apace, mixing mega-budget Hollywood with low-cost Isle of Man. Craig McLean meets an actress destined not merely to be remembered as Strawberry Fields for ever.

June 2009, Shepperton Studios, Surrey. On the set of Clash of the Titans, a toga-clad Gemma Arterton is gracefully evoking the aura of a mysterious spiritual guide while clutching a script and an iPhone. She is playing the ‘wise and ethereal’ Io in this big-budget remake of the cult 1981 film based on the myth of Perseus, Zeus’s mortal son who leads a band of warriors to defeat Hades, battling Medusa and the Kraken along the way. She shares the screen with Avatar’s Sam Worthington (as Perseus), Liam Neeson (Zeus), Ralph Fiennes (Hades) and, courtesy of the 85 special-effects and animation teams employed by the director Louis Leterrier, a menagerie of fantastical creatures. Read More

Thanks to Lorna! :D

GALLERY LINKS:
– Magazine Scans: Clippings from 2010
– Clash of the Titans (2010) -> Related Clippings: DVD and blu ray Review (UK) – May 2010
– The Little Dog Laughed (2010) -> Related Clippings: Heat (UK) – March 20 to 26, 2010

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Thanks to Lorna! :D

GALLERY LINK:
– Magazine Scans: GQ (UK) – April 2010

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GALLERY LINKS:
– The Little Dog Laughed (2010) -> Related Clippings: The Stage (UK) – February 25, 2010

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