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Fansite dedicated to Sam Claflin – Gemma’s co-star in Their Finest run by my friend Emily. Be sure to visit it!
WOMAN’S HOUR Gemma Arterton has starred in films such as St Trinians, Quantum of Solace, Tamara Drewe, Gemma Bovary and Their Finest. She’s also appeared in theatre productions of Saint Joan, Nell Gwyn and the musical Made in Dagenham. She joins Jenni to discuss her new film The Escape, where she plays a stay at home mother – who seemingly has it all – but walks out on her marriage and children.
For the entire interview you should visit che BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour webiste. In our gallery you can find a couple of photos of Gemma taken during the interview, enjoy!
Gemma was guest at BBC Radio 2 – The Chris Evans Breakfast show this morning, where she chatted to Chris Evans about the role of Catrin Cole in her new film Their Finest. She joked that on the first day she overdid the character’s Welsh accent and was told to back off: “I went full on valleys!”
Several photos of her outside the studios, and some taken during the interview have now been added to the gallery. Be sure to check them out and enjoy :)
– Talk and Radio Shows > 2017 04 21: BBC Radio 2 Chris Evans Show
– Talk and Radio Shows > 2017 04 21: BBC Radio 2 Chris Evans Show – Outside
BBC NEWS – More than 300 years after Nell Gwynn became one of the first women to appear on the London stage, the actress playing her in a West End production has said there’s still sexism in the film industry and it “needs to change”.
“There are loads of them out there, they’re just not being given the opportunity to do what they want to do, or being given the money to do what they want to do,” she said. (source)
EMPIRE UK – In an unfortunately mildly unexciting week for movies, we have two very exciting guests talking about two movies out next week, namely Jim Parsons for Dreamworks animation Home and Gemma Arterton for serial killer comedy The Voices. The early ’00s dramedy Ed comes up, for some reason. You’ll see. Or hear, rather.
Elsewhere, the team talk all-female reboots, the new all-male Ghostbusters film, all that Star Wars / Disney / Frozen 2 news and try to come to terms with a world without Sir Terry Pratchett.
Gemma was a guest on BBC Radio1 Breakfast Show with Nick Grimshaw this morning! You can listen to her podcast on the BBC Radio 1 website (click on the image below)
– Public Events > BBC Radio1 Breakfast Show
Gemma was a guest on BBC Woman’s Hour yesterday (October 15th). You can listen to her interview over here for a week. Her interview starts at 16:30 minutes.
Gemma Arterton stars in the new musical Made in Dagenham, the story of sewing machinists at Ford who campaigned over equal pay, she joins Jenni along with Gwen and Eileen, two of the original women involved.
Fabrice Luchini : "Gemma Bovery ? Ce film est… por Europe1fr
Here’s a little preview of a great moment of radio recorded a couple of days ago at the Europe 1 Studios. It happened during a meeting with selected audience members regarding the premiere of Gemma Bovery in theaters on September 10th. You’ll find the entire recording with director Anne Fontaine and Fabrice Luchini after the summer.
