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Claire Foy Casts Spells In 'Season of the Witch'

Published on 30 2010 | filed in the Category Interviews

from iamROGUE.com / by JimmyO
Claire Foy is a major talent. She is a fantastic actress, she is strikingly beautiful and she has an amazing personality. And best of all, she is starring opposite Nicolas Cage as “the Witch” in Season of the Witch. While she may be appearing opposite Nic Cage and Ron Perlman, she steals the show with her wild and terrifying performance.

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'It would be terrible to be turned into a paparazzi person'

Published on 19 2010 | filed in the Category Interviews

from You Magazine (UK), by Jane Gordon
She is keen to keep her private life out of the spotlight. But with a starring role in the hotly anticipated revival of Upstairs, Downstairs and a US premiere on the way, can Claire Foy avoid getting the Keira and Sienna treatment?

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Claire Foy & Ben Miles, Pulse

Published on 26 2010 | filed in the Category Interviews

from TV Choice Magazine (UK) / by Tricia Martin
She made her name as Little Dorrit in the star-studded BBC adaptation of Charles Dickens’ story. Now Claire Foy has come bang up to date as Hannah Carter in BBC3’s pilot drama Pulse. A blood-splattered supernatural thriller, it’s a tale of secret medical experiments, cover-ups and a hospital where anything can happen. We caught up with Claire and her co-star Ben Miles to talk about gore and zombies…

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Claire Foy On...

Published on 26 2010 | filed in the Category Interviews

from the 'Going Postal' Press Pack
Going Postal…
It’s the story of Moist von Lipwig and about him pulling his finger out, really. It’s a very human story, it’s about relationships and you can relate to it; there are a lot of modern references. It’s fantasy, but not a fantasy.

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'Idyllic' location for major feature film

Published on 01 2009 | filed in the Category Wreckers

from Isleham Informer / by Mark Stevens
Isleham proved to be the perfect location for the film 'Wreckers' earlier this summer - Unless they were hermetically welded to their TV sets for Wimbledon, village residents will have witnessed the troop of lorries, actors and technicians in the centre of the village that fortnight. 'Idyllic' Isleham has been singled out by award-winning director Dictynna Hood as the backdrop to her new film which is due for release in the New Year.

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Little Claire Foy

Published on 07 2008 | filed in the Category Interviews

from Evening Standard Magazine / by Emily Bearn
The star of BBC's Little Dorrit looks appropriately meek and Dickensian. But the girl who's going on to Hollywood to star with Nicolas Cage is an actress with great expectations...

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Little Dorrit has a big debt

Published on 11 2008 | filed in the Category Articles

from Daily Mail / by Richard Kay
AS THE star of the BBC's sumptuous adaptation of Little Dorrit, fragile actress Claire Foy should be well-warned about the dangers of owing money.

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Little Dorrit

Published on 27 2009 | filed in the Category Little Dorrit

from Variety / by Brian Lowry
Writer Andrew Davies applied his quill pen to adapting a number of Jane Austen novels before tackling Charles Dickens' "Bleak House," and he's back with another sprawling, impeccably cast PBS miniseries, "Little Dorrit." This Dickens tale includes mystery, romance and dramatically shifting financial fortunes--and at eight hours spread across five nights, there are ample portions of everything. Slow going at first and rushed near the end, it's nevertheless an absorbing piece of work, reminding us that there are certain things the Brits simply do better.

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Watch out for...

Published on 21 2008 | filed in the Category Articles

from Daily Mail / by Baz Bamigboye

CLAIRE FOY, who has beaten a long list of rivals for the title role in Little Dorrit, in which she'll star for BBC TV.

The production will follow the same format as the award-winning Bleak House, with a one-hour opening drama and then several half-hour episodes, which is appropriate because Charles Dickens originally published the story in instalments.

Little Dorrit and the next big thing

Published on 26 2008 | filed in the Category Interviews

from The Sunday Telegraph / by Daphne Lockyer
She's on the verge of period drama stardom. But Claire Foy isn't acting famous, says Daphne Lockyer

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