The actress, 39, looked glamorous in her 1940s era costume as she was seen for the first time filming scenes for he Railway Children Return in the village of Haworth, Bradford on Friday.
FOR a generation of schoolkids, it was the reason they rushed home at lunchtime. To their parents and grandparents it was THE show to watch, and hundreds of people regularly queued around the block for seats. The One O’Clock Gang, broadcast on Scottish Television from its base at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow, was a madcap sketch and song show which made stars of performers Larry Marshall, Dorothy Paul, Jimmy Nairn – father of chef Nick – and Charlie Sim.
Radio Scotland hosted the Obe O Clock Gang after the STV show came to an end. AF2606faces one o clock gang. Pictured are Davie Kinnaird, Moyra Briody, Larry Marshall and Tommy Maxwell. Pic: Herald and Times
Organizers of Steel City Con, a pop culture convention at the Monroeville Convention Center, announced new celebrity guests and artists for its upcoming show. Hollywood legend William Shatner tops the list of more than 25 guests scheduled for June 11-13 at 209 Mall Plaza Blvd. The Emmy award-winning actor, writer
Judi Dench has backed The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama s Covid-19 fundraiser.
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The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama has raised more than £33,000 to support students impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Swiss Cottage drama school held an online gala featuring students, graduates and alumni including Riz Ahmed, Judi Dench, Sonia Friedman, Michael Grandage, Jason Isaacs and Catherine Tate.
The event was broadcast on Sunday (May 16) and can be viewed online until June 16.
Dame Judi Dench DBE said: Central School has been a huge part of my life.
“My brother Jeffery was there, and I kind of caught the bug of Central from him; then [my daughter] Finty went there, too. So it’s played a really important part, and we love it dearly.”