Lily James‘ latest feature film, Rebecca, is now out everywhere on Netflix. Find plenty of new promotional stills, posters and behind the scenes pictures below:
Lily James is posing for the latest editon of Harper’s Bazaar to promote Rebecca, out on October 21 (Netflix). The photoshoot is delicate and stunning and the interview is really interesting. Check it out below:
HARPER’S BAZAAR – Like many aspects of this year, this interview with Lily James has taken a turn for the slightly surreal. I’m by a loch in the Highlands, a stag wandering into view to the left of my laptop; James is Zooming from deepest Somerset and apologising for sounding unexpectedly aristocratic. She’s currently filming a BBC adaptation of The Pursuit of Love, down there, directed by Emily Mortimer and co-starring Dominic West, hence is still in Mitford mode, despite being out of costume and wearing an inconspicuous T-shirt, her tumble of conker-brown hair tucked behind her ears.
After she has taken me on a virtual tour of the cottage and garden, the British actress – who has captured hearts as Cinderella, Downton Abbey’s Lady Rose, Natasha in War and Peace and Winston Churchill’s secretary in Darkest Hour – settles down at the kitchen table and manages to return to her normal voice, to the relief of us both.
Lily James has been photographed on set of the upcoming BBC series ‘The Pursuit of Love” for the newest VOGUE issue. Find pictures below and read the article at the source.
Last year, Lily James talked to Greg Williams about many things: from musicals to her favorite films and also Meryl Streep. Find a section of the interview below and listen to the rest on their website.
‘Rebecca’ starring Lily James will premiere on Netflix on October 21!
SHAPE– Lily James Is Embracing a Completely New Normal During the Coronavirus Pandemic.
For the first time in years, Lily James isn’t hitting the road for a film project or spending her nights making glamorous red-carpet appearances. There’s a pandemic happening, and the actor, whom you likely know as the rebellious Lady Rose MacClare in Downton Abbey and the defiant heroine in Disney’s Cinderella remake, is quietly quarantining at her London home. To her surprise, she’s actually enjoying being still.
Lily, 31, has definitely earned the downtime. Since her graduation from drama school in 2010, she has been working nonstop, appearing in several hit TV shows and movies and racking up accolades from critics for her extraordinary depth and range on-screen.
