Hilary Mantel: Return to Wolf Hall
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Dear all, here's an exciting bit of news - Nat will be doing a reading as part of BBC Two's Hilary Mantel: Return to Wolf Hall which will be broadcast on March 7th, 2020 from 21:00 to 22:00 (GMT).
The show is a profile of author Hilary Mantel in the six months leading up to the publication of The Mirror and the Light, the final novel in her award-winning Tudor trilogy telling the story of the extraordinary rise and sudden fall of Thomas Cromwell. Hilary reveals why she embarked on the writing of the trilogy and how it has changed her life. She also delves into her past and how she grew up with a dark family secret.
What a week
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As far as I am concerned that last week could have gone on forever. I was having an absolute BLAST.
Arriving on a Ridley Scott set and meeting up with Matt Damon and Ridley, and then Jodie Comer, and then at the end of the week Adam Driver!!!
I mean, insanely good fun. Every single member of the crew, and I mean EVERY member of the crew wants to be there. Ever since I wanted to make movies, not just be in front of the camera, but actually help create the movie, this is the kind of environment I have been aiming for. There isn't a jot of resentment or laziness or taking anything for granted, this is an energised and hard working crew who ALL want to get it right.
New episode for the Mydworth Mysteries
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As promised I'm updating you on a new audiobook series - Bastei-Luebbe audio has just started to promote a new instalment of the Mydworth Mysteries co-written by Matthew Costello and Neil Richards. The second instalment is called A Little Night Murder and is due to come out on March 30, 2020. You can download the audio book via the publisher's website or any other retail audio source you might like to use. The running time is 194 minutes and the ISBN is 978-3-8387-9482-2.
Please do note that all given info is meant to keep you up to date and might be subject to change.
Very Exciting Week
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Hello one and all, this is one of the more exciting weeks of my life. The possibilities at the beginning of the week seem endless. I am sure by the end, reality will have kicked in and I will feel as hectic as ever and feet will be firmly on the ground.
But as it is, I head into a couple of production meetings for a project that isn't yet in actual pre-production, so no official announcement yet, but after a few years effort, I feel as though I've hauled it up the top of a mountain and we are about to shoot down the slopes! Obviously I haven't hauled anything up there by myself, I couldn't have done, but tremendously proud to be a part of it. I will let all details out when I can. but well done those "guessers", you're not dumb huh!
Joaquin Phoenix is right!
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He is so cool isn't he? I thought he was amazing in The Joker and he well deserved the BAFTA. More importantly tho' was his speech last night. For me that was a Standing Ovation time. I don't get what has happened in recent years, and I don't just mean BAFTA, but many organizations are just not seeing the bigger picture. It helps nobody to be introverted in this business. Inclusivity is all. Whether that be on the set or off the set or in the office or editing suite, feeding or transporting, this industry is ripe for inclusivity and should be taking action to make sure blinkers are left off! I wish Florence Pugh had got her BAFTA, but it will come soon I am sure. So thrilled for George MacKay to be part of an amazing theatrical piece. Wow, what a film. Thrilled Jojo Rabbit got a gong, but I would have preferred Little Women to get more.
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