Anna and I have added more scans from UK publications to the gallery, thanks to the ever helpful Lorna!

Claire Foy is featured in The Stage Podcast talking about of course ‘Pulse‘ and ‘Going Postal‘. We learn that she’s finished filming ‘Homeland‘ in Israel. Listen to the lovely interview here.

And the ‘Going Postal‘ Press Pack features an interview with Claire, which was added to our Press Archive:

• Claire Foy On…

GALLERY LINKS:
- Movies & Television > Going Postal (TV, 2010): Poster
- Scans: TV Choice (UK) – May 29-June 4, 2010
- Scans: Radio Times (UK) – May 29-June 4, 2010
- Scans: New (UK) – May 31, 2010

GALLERY LINKS:
- Scans: TV Quick (UK) – May 29-June 4, 2010
- Scans: Total TV Guide (UK) – May 29-June 4, 2010
- Scans: TV And Satellite Week (UK) – May 29-June 4, 2010
- Movies & Television > Pulse (TV, 2010): Promotion

Claire Foy’s upcoming projects ‘Going Postal‘ and ‘Pulse‘ are both featured in the July issue of UK magazine SFX. Find the scans with some lovely shots of Claire in the gallery.

GALLERY LINK:
- Scans: SFX (UK) – July 2010

The stars reveal the secrets of Going Postal!

“Adora is a badass!” laughs Claire Foy, who plays the girl Lipwig falls in love with. “She’s hard as nails but vulnerable underneath.”

GALLERY LINK:
- Scans: Sky Magazine (UK) – May 2010, with big thanks to Lorna

From corsets to couture: 2010 looks set to be Claire Foy’s year!

GALLERY LINKS:
- Scans: Marie Claire (UK) – April 2010
- Scans: InStyle (UK) – April 2010

Claire Foy is featured alongside Olivia Grant and Bonnie Wright in the March 2010 issue of InStyle UK. The photo is brand new and absolutely lovely.

Claire Foy

You might recognise her from: Little Dorrit.
What’s next? Going Postal, Season of the Witch, Homeland.
Stellar moment: “A highlight of 2009 for me was working on Season of the Witch with Nicolas Cage — he’s eccentric but also such a lovely, genuine man. I’m gutted that I’ll be working and won’t be able to go to the premiere.”

GALLERY LINK:
- Scans: InStyle (UK) – March 2010, thanks to Lorna

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- Scans: Daily Mail (UK) – January 15, 2010, thanks to Lorna

Perhaps, when the words Little Dorrit kept coming up during last night’s Emmy Awards broadcast, you were all, “Little who?” Or maybe you filtered out the unfamiliar phrase altogether and have no idea what I’m talking about. But wait! There’s a reason why the BBC-WGBH Charles Dickens adaptation picked up so many trophies, including Outstanding Miniseries plus the writing and directing awards in that field.

I’m not even a Dickens fan like that, but my 19th-century-British-literature-obsessive girlfriend sure is, so I watched the miniseries when it aired this spring. The cast was one of those sprawling BBC ensembles, featuring memorable performances from actors I’d never seen before (Claire Foy, as debtor’s daughter Amy Dorrit) as well as some familiar faces (Matthew “Mr. Darcy” Macfadyen as earnest hero Arthur Clennam, Andy “Gollum” Serkis as creepy villain Rigaud). And the plot — all about wealth and class and massive finance-industry malfeasance — was shockingly relevant in 2009. If you’d like to see a melodramatic TV movie about the Bernie Madoff scandal, you’d probably be better off seeking out Little Dorrit on DVD. It’ll be just as much fun, you’ll get a long-suffering love story at the same time, and you know the production values will be higher with the BBC in charge.

Did any of you catch Little Dorrit when it first aired? How psyched are you to see it having a well-deserved Emmy moment? Or are you looking forward to discovering Little Dorrit now that the Emmys have brought it to your attention?

by Simon Vozick-Levinson

Source: EW.com

Finally something new to update Claire Foy Source with!

Like Guy had informed us in the beginning of July, Claire Foy was then filming the low-budget drama Wreckers, with locations in London and a village in rural Cambridgeshire called Isleham.

Now that the August issue of the Isleham Informer is out, we have a scan from director Dictynna Hood’s interview that also features two photos from the production. The film is currently in post-production and its storyline is broadly described as a ‘moody psychological love story.’ Co-stars include Benedict Cumberbatch (Atonement), Shaun Evans (Telstar) and Sinead Matthews.

GALLERY LINK:
- Scans: Isleham Informer (UK) – August 2009

I’ve added scans from last year’s You featuring the ‘Young British Actresses to Watch’. The photoshoot is available over here and the article was transcribed by Mia and added to our Press section.

If you have anything concerning Claire, be it old or new, please contact us.

GALLERY LINK:
- Scans: You (UK) – September 14, 2008