Flatshare for Paramount+ first look

written by Ana on 05 November 2022

Hi everyone!! The site has been through a major backstage change, which is still undergoing, but thankfully the wordpress/ main site part is working in full! The gallery is still going under major changes so bare with us! Through this time, we’ve manage to switch our efforts in getting new and exclusive content (thank you to a donation!) and we will bring that soon as the gallery is up and running into it’s full. We may or may not have a new theme also coming up so I’m hoping you are all excited to see what’s coming soon 🙂

For now, enjoy the first look into Flatshare which premieres on Paramount+ this year, no official date yet announced:

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Television Work > 2022. Flatshare > Trailer #1

 

 

Gallery Update: 2020. Brave New World

written by Ana on 20 June 2022

Brave New World was one of the categories on the gallery I was super excited to update as this site was up for adoption along that time. Jessica did an amazing job, and I loved her character as well as the show’s story, aesthetic and content, sadly, it was cancelled by Peacock and it never got a S2. Enjoy Jessica as Lenina with posters & promo pictures, episode stills and screencaps from all 10 episodes over the gallery.

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Television Work > 2020. Brave New World

As for the interviews categories, this TV Series was released under a pandemic, so most interviews are via Zoom. See the full list: Get to Know the Cast, Entertainment Tonight, Comic-Con@HOMEBuzzFeed Celeb, On Demand Entertainment, Entertainment Focus, Heatworld, DigitalSpy, Featurette, HeyUGuys, E! Red Carpet & Award Shows, ET Live, XfinitySyfy Wire, IGN.

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Interviews & Talkshows > TV Series

Metro.co.uk: JBF reflects on playing ‘intense’ Izzie Todd in adaptation of Kate Atkinson novel

written by Ana on 20 April 2022

Jessica Brown Findlay has been interviewed by Metro.co.uk for a small snippet of Life After Life which was out last Friday. We will soon bring you HD screencaps to the gallery, so be sure to check later this week:

Jessica Brown Findlay talks about changing the past in BBC2’s Life After Life and coping with the anticipation of the novel’s fans.

Jessica has a habit of playing the most progressive character in a period drama. We know all about her turn as women’s rights campaigner Lady Sybil Crawley in Downton Abbey and now we have a new name to add to the list: Izzie Todd, a free-wheeling, high-living ‘modern spinster’ who has made post-World War I London her playground and damn what anyone else thinks. She also happens to be the aunt to Ursula Todd (Thomasin McKenzie), who has the strange habit of living her life all over again every time she dies.

Life After Life is high-concept sci-fi with a period drama twist – and a fascinating look at what it means to live your best life. But is Ursula’s life a gift or a curse?

‘If you were consciously repeating parts of your life, that would be torture,’ says Brown Findlay, charming company as she pauses to say please and thank you to those who greet her as she arrives on set for a different job. – ‘Part of the joy of it all – and it doesn’t always end happily – is the unknown. A lot of the reasons why we survive the things that come our way is that we’re not warned about it first, you just have to deal with it as you are living. A lot of the weight that Ursula carries is this feeling that she’s been here before.’

Would Brown Findlay change her past if she had the chance?

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