Jonny Lee Miller becomes John Major in pictures released from The Crown Images from Netflix series also show Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth and Dominic West as Charles The Guardian - UK · Oct 14, 2022
Lesley Manville says ‘naughty’ Judi Dench once made her laugh so much she wet herself on stage ‘I was on stage on my own and she was in the wings trying to make me laugh,’ actor recalled The Independent UK · Oct 7, 2022
Mrs Harris Goes to Paris review – Lesley Manville trades her duster for Dior in feelgood froth Manville and Isabelle Huppert are wasted in this tale of a 1950s London cleaner determined to buy a couture dress The Guardian - UK · Oct 2, 2022
Mrs Harris Goes to Paris review – Lesley Manville is terrific in Mary Poppins-ish fun Manville is utterly convincing as a wide-eyed chirpy cleaner who comes into money and sets her heart on a Dior dress in this 1950s-set charmer The Guardian - UK · Sep 29, 2022
Mrs Harris Goes to Paris movie review: a sweet treat with a side order of socialism This tale of a charlady who falls in love with a Dior dress is charming, with a tiny bit of edge Evening Standard · Sep 28, 2022
The Crown season 5 cast as Netflix confirms major changes for new episodes The Crown season five will soon be on Netflix with numerous changes to the cast for the new episodes Chronicle Live · Sep 26, 2022
Emily in Paris’s Lucas Bravo: ‘People loved it or loved to hate it’ The ‘hot chef’ sensation of Darren Star’s romantic comedy has roles in two new films that offer the chance to show he’s more than a heart-throb The Guardian - UK · Sep 10, 2022
Isabelle Huppert: La Belle Époque Legendary French actress Isabelle Huppert is renowned for her dark, complex characters and tireless work ethic. Tom Ellen meets her in Paris to talk binge watching The Crown, her new ‘Marxist’ film — and why she should be the next 007 Evening Standard · Sep 1, 2022
'Crawdads,' 'Persuasion': Movies to see (or skip) this weekend A Carolina drama, a shell with shoes and a Jane Austen adaptation are among the week's new movies. Tribune News Service · Jul 15, 2022
"Mrs. Harris" is a couture fairy tale Leave your cynicism at the door and embrace Anthony Fabian's confection about dreams, pluck and Christian Dior Salon · Jul 14, 2022
Mrs Harris Goes to Paris review – Lesley Manville charms in light soufflé The Oscar nominee is on reliably excellent form in a sweet-natured Cinderella tale about a cleaner on a mission to buy a Dior dress The Guardian - US · Jul 14, 2022
‘Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris’ with dreams of owning Dior gown In “Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris,” a middle-aged woman of very limited means in post-World War II London dreams of owning a Christian Dior gown The Independent UK · Jul 13, 2022
Movie review: 'Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris' a delightful escape to fashionable 1950s We could all use a little escapism right now, especially when the escapism in question is as exceedingly pleasant as Anthony Fabian’s “Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris,” starring the luminous Lesley Manville as a cleaning lady from London who takes a trip to Paris to see about a frock. It’s… Tribune News Service · Jul 13, 2022
‘Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris’ review: A 1950s Cinderella story returns for a little wish-fulfillment Neither hambone nor underplayer, Lesley Manville gives tremendous value for the money. Her classical chops, coupled with a shrewd improviser’s wiles honed in the films of Mike Leigh, have elevated so many projects, among them Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Phantom Thread,” in which Manville played the impeccably coifed gatekeeper to Daniel… Chicago Tribune · Jul 12, 2022
Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 12, 2022 ‘Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris’: ’50s widow vows to wear a Dior gown in feel-good Brit-com Lesley Manville charms as the good-natured London heroine, smiling her way through the saturated colors of postwar Paris.
The Guardian - UK · Jun 20, 2022 Sherwood recap: episode three – who is the spy in their midst? As the acclaimed series reaches the halfway point Andy scarpers, Scott leaves an unpleasant message … and spycop speculation is rife
The Guardian - UK · Jun 19, 2022 The week in TV: Sherwood; The Lazarus Project; Grenfell: Five Years, Five Stories; God’s Favorite Idiot A stellar cast shines in James Graham’s gripping miners’ strike mystery; Paapa Essiedu goes time-travelling to save the world
Evening Standard · Jun 14, 2022 Sherwood review: Lesley Manville is outstanding in this richly drawn BBC drama from James Graham Some spoilers for Sherwood episode one ahead
Nottingham Post · Jun 13, 2022 BBC One Sherwood: Reaction to first episode of new drama and 'extraordinarily good' Lesley Manville The second episode is due to air on Tuesday evening
The Guardian - UK · Jun 13, 2022 Sherwood review – the cleverest, most compelling show I’ve seen in years James Graham’s crime drama about a crossbow killing rocking an ex-mining town is the TV equivalent of bowling a strike. Everything you could hope for is here
The Guardian - UK · Jun 13, 2022 Sherwood recap: episode one – welcome to Ashfield … mind the flying arrows In the beguiling series opener, a tragic murder opens old wounds – and something more sinister – in this ex-mining town simmering with age-old rage
Nottingham Post · Jun 13, 2022 BBC One Sherwood: How to watch, timings and cast It is inspired by events in Nottinghamshire
The Guardian - UK · Jun 13, 2022 TV tonight: welcome to Sherwood, a tiny town with a crossbow killer on the loose A heated new true-crime drama starring the brilliant David Morrisey and Lesley Manville. Plus: Five Dates a Week ups the romantic stakes. Here’s what to watch this evening
The Guardian - UK · May 30, 2022 ‘The police were terrified’: Sherwood, the TV drama about strikers, scabs, miners and murder The 1980s miners’ strike made foes of friends and families. Could it have bred killers? Writer James Graham reveals how his harrowing new six-parter drew on unforgettable events from his Nottinghamshire childhood
The Guardian - UK · May 29, 2022 Stars of summer: Florence Shaw, Claire Rushbrook, Arthur Hughes and Patricia Allison Some of the actors and musicians in the summer’s most exciting new shows, from Grace Jones’s Meltdown to a radical Richard III, give us a taste of what to expect