You can pre-order ‘Cuckoo’s Calling’ over at Amazon (USA) which is out on August 10, the same day ‘The Cormoran Strike’ premieres at British Film Institute.
written by admin on August 05, 2017
AUG 04: The Chris Evans Breakfast Show
Yesterday morning Holly was at BBC Radio 2 The Chris Evans Breakfast Show to talk a little bit about ‘The Strikes’. Listen to her interview here and the full post cast here (starts on 2:20:00m). Also see a video of Holly jamming to The Waterboys!
Public Appearances > 2017 > AUG 04: The Chris Evans Breakfast Show
written by admin on July 17, 2017
A Day At The Championships With Official Beer Of The Tourn Artois
Holly made a short appearance over Stella Artrois event for Wimbledon with Harry Treadaway and a few other known celebrities. See three pictures from the event:
written by admin on June 20, 2017
New outtake from 2012 > Session 07
Added a brand new outtake to a 2012 photoshoot Holly made, that has now surfaced the web:
written by admin on June 15, 2017
‘My Cousin Rachel’ Featurette #2
written by admin on June 12, 2017
On the Romantic Drama ‘My Cousin Rachel’ & Working with J.K. Rowling
The dark romantic drama My Cousin Rachel, written and directed by Roger Michell and adapted from the 1951 novel by Daphne du Maurier, tells the story of a young Englishman named Philip (Sam Claflin) who wants to meet his mysterious and beautiful cousin Rachel (Rachel Weisz) because he believes that she murdered his guardian. Even though he has plotted revenge against her, his feelings quickly become complicated as he finds himself not only falling in love with her, but becoming truly obsessed.
During this 1-on-1 phone interview with Collider, actress Holliday Grainger talked about loving the open-ended nature of this story, why the character interested her, the vibe on set, and that the quality of a script is important to her, when looking for her next project. She also talked about what drew her to the Strike TV series, from the J.K. Rowling novels about Cormoran Strike, and her episode of the Amazon series, Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams.
Collider: Why did you want to play this character, and what did you most enjoy about exploring who she was?
HOLLIDAY GRAINGER: Mainly, I loved the story and that it was so open-ended. I also wanted to work with Roger Michell because I really admire his work. I’ve had some friends who said he was a joy to work with, and he is. He really creates a world that he fully believes in, therefore, as an actor, you can enter into that world knowing that nothing is left un-thought of and it gives you the confidence to play. And I think Louise interested me because she had this friendship with Philip, from such a young age. They’re childhood friends, but Louise has grown up faster than him and she wants a deeper relationship, and he’s maybe not able to give her that yet. And then, Rachel comes along and Philip’s world is turned upside down, and therefore, Louise’s is, too. I loved her because she has this patience and self-restrained that doesn’t allow her to show her jealous. She’s allowing herself to be there for Philip, even though you want her to tell him that he’s being an idiot. I really respect that, in her. That was interesting to play.