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Very curious about that one!
Also about the movie she's doing with Ryan Gosling

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plenty of good projects

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The Crown’s Claire Foy on Moving Past Queen Elizabeth and the Pay-Gap Controversy

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lovely pic

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the interview is fun too!
I posted a quote in the vanessa thread.. very sweet one!

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it is a great read loved that she talked about Mamma Mia too

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haha yes glad she enjoyed it so much! And such kind words for Lily James

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she is amazing and deserves the praise

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She does yes!
It's very cool in a way that Claire says that she wouldn't be able to do the same.. I can't imagine Claire in such a role either I am not sure if she's ever done comedy like roles?

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I can imagine her in comedy though, she's such a fun person

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that's true though I've only seen her in drama like roles.. Could be a nice change up!

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I think so

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Claire at a play 'Hamilton' in London

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cute pics

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Most dramatists don’t pick an introverted, shy, middle-aged woman as their central protagonist. “With someone like Tony Soprano, any emotional response was valid: kindness, cruelty, gentleness, butchery sexiness,” said Morgan. “You don’t have that with the Queen. You’ve got her trapped within this other thing: it is very Russian doll. You’ve got the woman within the woman within the thing that is not the woman– the Crown–which is not gender specific, neither feminine or masculine. How a woman connects with that is complex, so she’s lost some of herself. She’s not an articulate person, so you can’t go on and on to explain that complexity. So someone like Claire is skilled enough to do it in repose. So you never feel that the character is not complex, because you’ve got an actor skillful enough to give you that, even in silence.” In the editing room, Morgan found that whenever there was a missing transition he learned to rely on Foy’s reaction shots. “When Claire was on screen the whole thing was settled,” he said. “That wouldn’t involve her throwing plates. It was just the strength of her performance and how completely she inhabited the character, and how she as an actor in that character could give the whole thing an orientation and center and an anchor. As the Queen gives anchor and stability to the country, so Claire was doing in our show.” https://www.indiewire.com/2018/08/th...th-1201996209/

I love reading these cool bits