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'Down Cemetery Road' is a TV adaptation of Mick Herron's debut novel, featuring Emma Thompson as a misanthropic private investigator in a story set near Oxford, blending crime, mystery, and character-driven drama, with connections to the 'Slow Horses' universe and a mix of suspense and wit.
The thriller series 'Down Cemetery Road' on Apple TV+ stars Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson, focusing on a conspiracy involving a woman protagonist, Sarah Tucker, who gets entangled in a dangerous mystery after a neighborhood explosion, based on Mick Herron's book.
'Down Cemetery Road' is an Apple TV drama featuring Emma Thompson as a sharp-tongued investigator, based on Mick Herron's novel. While it struggles with pacing and structural issues, the series is bolstered by strong performances, especially from Thompson and Ruth Wilson, and hints at potential for future seasons. The show explores a conspiracy involving a missing girl, with a road trip across the UK, but suffers from filler and uneven storytelling.
Dead Of Winter is a tense survival thriller featuring Emma Thompson as a resilient widow confronting a dangerous opioid addict, with Judy Greer playing a ruthless antagonist, highlighting strong female characters in a stark, snowy landscape that explores themes of grief, survival, and human resilience.
'Dead of Winter' is a picturesque rural Finland-set thriller starring Emma Thompson as a woman uncovering a dark secret involving kidnapping and violence, with a tense and atmospheric plot that highlights her resourcefulness and resilience.
Emma Thompson recounted a story from around 1997 when Donald Trump, then a private citizen, asked her out on a date during her filming of 'Primary Colors,' which she later realized coincided with her divorce, leading her to joke about potentially changing history.
Emma Thompson revealed that Donald Trump called her to ask her out on a date in 1998, shortly after her divorce was finalized, and she initially thought it was a joke. She described the call as stalking, as he found her direct line in her trailer. Thompson, known for her progressive views, has spoken out on political and gender issues in Hollywood.
Emma Thompson received the Leopard Club Award at the Locarno Film Festival and delivered her acceptance speech entirely in Italian, expressing her admiration for the festival, her daughter, and her love for Italy, while also highlighting her ongoing passion for filmmaking. The event was attended by over 7,000 people and celebrated her illustrious career and recent work.
Emma Thompson revealed that Donald Trump once asked her out on a date in 1998, the same day her divorce was finalized, which she initially thought was a joke. She reflected on how accepting such an offer could have changed her life and discussed her career and the enduring popularity of her film Love Actually.
Emma Thompson recounted at the Locarno Film Festival that Donald Trump called her during her divorce in 1998 and invited her to dinner, which she considered stalking, though she declined. She humorously reflected on the missed opportunity to change American history by dating Trump.
Emma Thompson revealed that Donald Trump called her to ask her out on a dinner date the same day her divorce from Kenneth Branagh was finalized, which she initially thought was a joke. She joked that accepting could have changed American history, highlighting the unusual coincidence and Trump's apparent interest in dating a recently divorced woman.
Emma Thompson recounted at the Locarno Film Festival how Donald Trump called her during the filming of Primary Colors, mistakenly thinking she was a suitable date for him, which she described as stalking, and reflected humorously on how she could have changed history if she had gone on a date with him.
Emma Thompson recounted an incident from the 1990s where Donald Trump called her and invited her to dinner shortly after her divorce from Kenneth Branagh, which she described as stalking, highlighting an unusual encounter with the former US president.
Emma Thompson recounted an anecdote at the Locarno Film Festival where she revealed Donald Trump once asked her out on a date in the 1990s, but she never responded, joking about how it could have changed history.
Emma Thompson revealed at the Locarno Film Festival that Donald Trump once asked her out on a date, joking that she could have changed American history if she had accepted. She shared her experiences with political humor and her diverse acting career, including roles in 'Sense and Sensibility,' 'Love Actually,' and her recent film 'Good Luck to You, Leo Grande.'