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Deployment day has arrived for the Flitcroft barracks. The soldiers are off to Afghanistan for a six-month stint while their spouses are left behind to raise families and attempt to stay sane. In a bid to help distract from the unavoidable worry, group activities are commonly brainstormed and executed for anyone interested in joining. And being the military, it should be no surprise that a rank-and-file hierarchy is adopted on that front too regardless of whether those forced into authority positions actually want them. As wife to the senior officer, Kate (Kristin Scott Thomas) always had. She enjoys the power it affords and the divisionary routine. With the recent promotion of Lisa’s (Sharon Horgan) husband, however, the duty now falls into her less regimented and more free-spirited hands.

The result is a reluctant partnership at the top of a group of women comprised of those who’ve both experienced...

Lead actresses Kristin Scott Thomas, Sharon Horgan and director Peter Cattaneo are interviewed for his movie Military Wives which also stars Jason Flemyng, Emma Lowndes, Greg Wise, Lara Rossi, Gaby French, Amy James-Kelly, India Ria Amarteifio, Laura Checkley, Roxy Faridany, Robert Whitelock, Colin Mace and Beverly Longhurst.

We were at the premiere of the film, held in London on Monday this week, and you can see our interviews from the red carpet right here.

It was written by Rachel Tunnard and Rosanne Flynn and directed by Peter Cattaneo. Hayley Donaghy was asking the questions.

Military Wives is released in UK cinemas on the 6th of March, 2020 and in the Us on the 27th of March.

Plot:

With their partners away serving in Afghanistan, a group of women on the home front form a choir and quickly find themselves at the center of a media sensation and global movement. Inspired by...

The new feel-good film Military Wives came to the capital in fine voice this evening for the film’s UK premiere. The film stars Kristin Scott Thomas, Sharon Horgan, Jason Flemyng, Emma Lowndes, Greg Wise, Lara Rossi, Gaby French, Amy James-Kelly, India Ria Amarteifio, Laura Checkley, Roxy Faridany, Robert Whitelock, Colin Mace and Beverly Longhurst. It was written by Rachel Tunnard and Rosanne Flynn and directed by Peter Cattaneo.

Colin Hart and Scott Davis were our men on the carpet, making beautiful music together. Military Wives is released in UK cinemas on the 6th of March, 2020 and in the Us on the 27th of March. Here are the interviews.

Military Wives UK Premiere Interviews

Plot:

With their partners away serving in Afghanistan, a group of women on the home front form a choir and quickly find themselves at the center of a media sensation and global movement. Inspired by global phenomenon of military wives choirs,...

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With Terry O’Duncie in custody for the murders of Julie Ann Collins and Eddie Phillips, Di Bradfield switches his attention to the incriminating tape recordings made by local radio enthusiast Ashley Brennan. He listens to them at Tennison’s prompting, and instantly recognises the voice of one of the speakers as Cliff Bentley. As soon as it dawns on Bradfield that something shady is going on with the Bentley clan, his interest in the Collins case wanes, to the alarm of Sergeant Harris, who angrily warns him not to get sidetracked by his desire for revenge. This follows a visit from Dcs Metcalf (Colin Mace), who, alerted by Harris, comes to urge Bradfield to...

My Mad Fat Diary star Jodie Comer (represented by Independent Talent) leads the cast in Thirteen, the first new series to come to BBC Three in 2016 since it moved online.

She stars as 26 year old Ivy Moxham who escapes from the cellar that's been her prison for the last thirteen years. Returning home to her family and to her life, this is only the beginning of the story.

Aneurin Barnard (represented by The Artists Partnership) plays Tim Hobson, Ivy’s boyfriend and one of the people helping her rehabilitate herself as she re-enters society.

Thirteen explores how to pick up the threads of a life half-lived and how to survive as a family under the greatest pressure. How to feel again, chance love again. It is a psychological drama about who to trust when you can't even trust yourself. Ivy Moxam is a young girl. Ivy Moxam is a woman.

EastEnders star Ricky Norwood has revealed that he would like the father-son relationship between Fatboy and Ashley Chubb to be further explored in the future. Ashley, played by Colin Mace, made his first appearance on screen last month as he arrived in Walford to see Fatboy amid difficulties in his personal life. However, Ashley will depart the area in next week's episodes after angering Fatboy with the news that he has reported Mercy Olubunmi (Bunmi Mojekwu) to the UK Border Agency for outstaying her visa. He makes the spiteful call after seeing how hurt his son is over Mercy's new romance with Seb. Speaking to Inside Soap, Norwood explained: (more)...

EastEnders bosses have confirmed that actor Colin Mace has been cast in the role of Fatboy Chubb's father Ashley. Mace, who has previously appeared in a number of other TV shows, is understood to have filmed several episodes of the BBC soap and will appear on screen in the spring. News of Mace's casting - revealed exclusively by EastEnders fansite Walford Web - comes just a few weeks after show bosses announced their plans to introduce the character of Ashley. Ashley is expected to arrive in Walford when he faces problems in his personal life and decides to pay his son a visit, looking for somewhere to stay. His appearance on screen has been billed (more)...