Here a NEW Photoshoot and Interview with the cast of “A Place To Call Home” Featuring David Berry
From the very first glimpse of a horse-drawn carriage making its way through the cobblestone laneways of The Rocks in Sydney, viewers were transported to another world.
The year was 1953, World War II was over and nurse Sarah Adams had just returned after 20 years in Europe. Arriving with two suitcases in hand, her air of mystery suggests she’s carrying far more in emotional baggage.
Here is a NEW Interview with Laura Donnelly from Independent.ie
From Independent.IE:
If you have ever seen the TV show Outlander, you’ll know Laura Donnelly’s face. In a show about time-travelling Celts that features plenty of magic stones and kilts that leave little to the imagination, she brings the narrative down to earth. She plays Jenny, the wise-cracking, logic-abiding sister of the male lead Sam Heughan, and her presence brings an earthy reality to a show that could otherwise run away with itself. In person, Donnelly – who has just won an Olivier award for her role as Caitlin in the Broadway-bound The Ferryman – brings much of Jenny’s energy. She’s quick, funny and eminently fair.
Here is a NEW Interview with Caitriona Balfe from Irish Tatler
From Irish Tatler :
A pair of stonewashed Levi’s 501s, flat white converse and a little white T-shirt are all that Caitriona Balfe needs to rock up to a day’s shooting in North London, and still have a full crew comment on how beautiful she is in real life. It’s never something I like to lead with in interviews – we’re here to discover the person, after all – but I do feel that to not mention it would be a shame, because she is quite stunning, even when off-duty
Here is a NEW Interview with Caitriona Balfe from The Emmys “The Age of Outlander”
From Emmys:
When a wildly popular book series is turned into a wildly popular television series, the experience can be quite heady.
With her Outlander series, Diana Gabaldon has created characters and stories that appeal to people all over the world, and Caitriona Balfe was the actress tapped to play the books’ protagonist, Claire Randall Fraser, in the Starz series. What makes it all so popular? “I’m not sure.” says Balfe. “A lot of it is down to the fact that Diana created these books that really spoke to people, and they were around for a really long time.
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