M.   /   July 23, 2016   /   0 Comments – Magazine Scans > Scans from 2016 > Glamour (UK) – August 2016 – Movies & Television > The Girl with all the Gifts (2016) > Official Trailer – Movies & Television > The Girl with all the Gifts (2016) > Related Clippings > Empire (UK) – July 2016 – Hannah Arterton > Events > Audi Polo Challenge – Day Two – Hannah Arterton > Events > Glamour Women Of The Year Awards 2016 – Hannah Arterton > Short Films > At First Sight (2013) > Screencaptures – Director’s Cut – Hannah Arterton > Movies > Walking On Sunshine aka HOLIDAY! (2014) > Walking on Sunshine – Interview 23(2014) > Walking on Sunshine – Interview 24(2014) > Walking on Sunshine – Interview 25(2014) > Walking on Sunshine – Interview 26 Gemma Arterton interview: ‘I felt my intelligence was thwarted’ M.   /   February 08, 2016   /   0 Comments It’s easy to like Gemma Arterton. She’s smart, funny and rarely afraid to speak her mind, so when she says she’s excited about her latest role, you know she means it.

‘I couldn’t resist it. It’s what we need in the West End right now: a bit of pep, a bit of witty comedy.’ It’s a freezing Monday morning at a rehearsal space in south-east London, and Gemma’s caught an early Eurostar from Paris – where she now lives much of the time – to start her second week of preparation for the West End run of Jessica Swale’s play Nell Gwynn. Dressed in a grey mohair jumper, dark knee-length skirt, thick tights and suede boots – and with skin that glows despite little sign of make-up – she looks better than ever, with an added touch of Parisian polish. She approves of French style: ‘They know what suits them and they stick to it. It’s about knowing yourself, rather than following trends.’ Gemma is nominated at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards Nicole   /   November 03, 2015   /   0 Comments Congratulations to Gemma for her nomination at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards! EVENING STANDARD – Made In Dagenham’s Gemma Arterton competes for best newcomer in a musical with High Society’s Ellie Bamber and Natalie Dew for Bend It Like Beckham.

Guardian Weekend Scan – Q&A: Gemma Arterton, actor M.   /   March 16, 2015   /   0 Comments GALLERY LINK: – Magazine Scans > Scans from 2015 > Guardian Weekend (UK) – March 14, 2015 Born in Kent, Arterton, 29, graduated from Rada. Her movies include St Trinian’s, Quantum Of Solace, Tamara Drewe and Song For Marion. On TV, she played the title role in Tess Of The d’Urbervilles, and her stage work includes The Duchess Of Malfi and, currently, Made In Dagenham. Her new film, The Voices, opens on 20 March. She is divorced and lives in London. ‘Who would play me? Emma Stone, if she could pull off a Kent accent’ Thanks to Chuckie for the scan. Q&A with Gemma Arterton Nicole   /   March 16, 2015   /   0 Comments THE GUARDIAN – Born in Kent, Arterton, 29, graduated from Rada. When were you happiest? In Corsica, climbing mountains and finding waterfalls. What is your greatest fear? That any harm should come to my loved ones.

What is your earliest memory? Buying a Ribena with Dad from a vending machine in a hospital, while waiting for my sister to be born. What is the trait you most deplore in yourself? What is the trait you most deplore in others? Property aside, what’s the most expensive thing you’ve bought?curtains umhlanga rocks I have a Terry O’Neill print of Faye Dunaway. caravan curtains mablethorpeThat was pretty steep.sidelight curtains lowes What is your most treasured possession?cinderella curtains alves Home videos of my sister and me as children.sheer curtains for front door sidelights

What makes you unhappy? What do you most dislike about your appearance? Who would play you in the film of your life? Emma Stone, if she can pull off a Kent accent. What is your most unappealing habit? What is your favourite smell? What did you want to be when you were growing up?kimono tangerine curtains A teacher, then an archaeologist, then a painter, then an actor.mainstays tab top curtains What is top of your bucket list? To see the northern lights. What do you owe your parents? Teaching me, subconsciously, to graft. What does love feel like? A hot current running through you. Other times, like constant warmth. What was the best kiss of your life? In the rose garden in Regent’s Park. Have you ever said ‘I love you’ and not meant it?

I have to say it every night on stage at the moment. I like the actor I say it to, but I wouldn’t say that I love him! Who would you invite to your dream dinner party? Elizabeth Taylor, Guy Pearce (he’s hilarious), David Bowie, Marjane Satrapi, Gena Rowlands. Which words or phrases do you most overuse? You know what I mean. If you could edit your past, what would you change? Some choices I made in my early career. Also, I would have continued to practise the guitar. If you could go back in time, where would you go? Paris and London in the 1960s. How do you relax? Running, swimming and baking. What is the closest you’ve come to death? There was a week at school when I accidentally stepped out in front of a bus twice. What song would you like played at your funeral? Cloudbusting, by Kate Bush. Where would you most like to be right now? In a quiet forest, next to the sea. Gemma Arterton Nominated For Olivier Award