Claire Foy, 38, was allegedly targeted by a stalker named Jason Penrose, 39, in November and December of last year.The Crown star was subjected to rape threats, which appeared among the many emails Penrose sent her, a court heard today.Penrose appeared outside Foy’s home and sent her more than 1,000 emails over the course of a month, the court was told.He allegedly also arrived at the star’s house and threatened to rape her in said emails.A hearing to decide about a stalking protection order (SPO) was adjourned after Penrose arrived unrepresented at Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court.Penrose was accompanied by NHS workers in court and gave his address as Highgate Mental Health Centre.The court was told how Penrose had sent Foy’s publicist Emma Jackson emails about the actress being raped and about her being his girlfriend.The emails were then forwarded on to Foy’s agent, who had received them but blocked the sender’s account. Foy first called the police on December 17 last year when Penrose turned up at her home, ringing her doorbell “constantly”, the court heard. The actress, who played Queen Elizabeth in hit Netflix show The Crown, was granted a temporary Stalking Protection Order in February.The order bans Penrose from contacting Foy or her publicist, as well as attending their homes or places of work. Court documents obtained by The Mirror read: “On Friday 17 December 2021 Clare Foy called the police to say that Jason Penrose was outside her residence ringing on her doorbell constantly.“Emma Jackson received an email from him at 9.30pm on 2 November 2021.“It stated ‘I’m sorry I think Claire should not be talking about any personal stuff in media and only creative business because it’s a very…’“After this the emails
