GALLERY LINKS:
- Stage: Love, Love, Love by Mike Bartlett
- Events: “Love, Love, Love” Play Press Night After Party

Claire Foy and Stephen Campbell Moore attended The Moet British Independent Film Awards 2011 yesterday. I’ll be adding more photos as soon as possible.

GALLERY LINK:
- Events: The Moet British Independent Film Awards 2011

GALLERY LINK:
- Events: UK Premiere of “Wreckers”

Claire Foy and Stephen Campbell Moore attended the UK premiere of ‘The Devil’s Double‘ at Vue West End on August 1, 2011 in London, England.

GALLERY LINK:
- Events: “The Devil’s Double” UK Premiere

Finally!

GALLERY LINK:
- Events: 2011 Philips British Academy Television Awards

GALLERY LINK:
- Events: 2011 Philips British Academy Television Awards

Better late than never. I’ve just found out that Claire attended the UK Premiere of Water for Elephants earlier this month, so here are a couple of photos from the event.

GALLERY LINK:
- Events: UK Premiere of “Water For Elephants”

The Colony Theatre, Miami Beach
Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
Through May 1 at theaters in Miami, Miami Beach and Coral Gables
For tickets and more information, go to MGLFF.com

“Someone once said a happy ending depends on when you decide to stop your story…then again, when you realize your story is not yet over, you are only at the end of the beginning.”

Such is the premise for the BBC film “The Night Watch,” Richard Laxton’s historical drama for the BBC set in 1947 post-World War II London. The ending is just the beginning as the story of four young people exploring their sexuality unfolds through a series of progressive flashbacks taking them into the dark nights of the Nazi air raids of London. As the sirens wail and bombs explode around them, each is confronted with passionate trysts and trials during a period of hardship and strict sexual morality.

Kay (Anna Maxwell Martin) is a Lesbian ambulance driver who struggles to hold on to her young lover, Helen (Claire Foy), while blocking out the horrors she must confront in war-torn neighborhoods each evening. Viv (Jodie Whittaker) finds herself entangled in an extramarital affair with a husband and father and must ultimately deal with the consequences of an unintended pregnancy and the resulting illegal abortion. Duncan (Harry Treadaway) is a young ex-convict, wrongly put away for failing to follow through on a suicide pact with a teen friend, who must confront his feelings toward a handsome former cell mate.

Paula Milne’s teleplay, based on a novel by Sarah Waters, brilliantly weaves the events of the characters’ lives together and the flashbacks serve to create even more intrigue. And, as can be expected from the BBC, every attention to detail is made to convincingly send viewers back nearly 70 years with flawless sets and costumes and beautiful cinematography.

Source

I’ve also been adding lots of foreign posters for Season of the Witch and high quality photos of our most recent events. Take a look at our last uploads.

GALLERY LINKS:
- Upstairs Downstairs: Production Stills
- Upstairs Downstairs: Promotion

Harper’s Bazaar was instrumental in pairing actors to scripts for the live performances. In their article about the evening they had nothing but praise for Claire Foy’s performance:

I also loved Claire Foy, who performed a challenging monologue by Lawrence Weiner. She had quite the most incredible presence and made me think of a young Emma Thompson.

And apparently Maxine Peake raved similarly about Claire Foy to Harper’s Bazaar and said that she’s an old friend of hers from the BBC’s Little Dorrit.

• Sources: Whitechapel Gallery & Harper’s Bazaar

Jake Maskall, Jonathan Pryce, Maxine Peake, Tom Hiddlestone, Marta Romagna, Ashley Walters, Helen Bradbury, Hywel Morgan, Juliet Oldfield and Claire Foy attended the TOD’S Art Plus Drama Party at the Whitechapel Gallery on March 24, 2011 in London, England.

GALLERY LINK:
- Events: TOD’S Art Plus Drama Party

Bonnie Wright and Emilia Fox are also featured.

Thanks to Lorna.

GALLERY LINK:
- Magazine Scans from 2011: ES Magazine (UK) – March 4, 2011

GALLERY LINKS:
- Events: 2011 Orange British Academy Film Awards
- Photoshoots: Daily Mail (2008)
- Scans: Daily Mail (UK) – February 25, 2011, thanks to the lovely Lorna

Yasmin, Olivia Lovibond, Douglas Booth, Fearne Cotton, Karen Gillan (Doctor Who‘s Amy Pond), Benedict Cumberbatch (of Sherlock fame, and Ms Foy’s co-star in Wreckers), Claire Foy, Mat Collishaw, Polly Morgan, and Dinos Chapman sit in the front row at the Mulberry Salon Show at London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2011 at Claridge’s Hotel on February 20, 2011 in London, England.

GALLERY LINK:
- Events: Mulberry Salon Show – LFW Autumn/Winter 2011