Erin Doherty: Last News

Roadside Attractions and Vertical have acquired U.S. rights to Firebrand, a historical thriller starring Alicia Vikander (Ex Machina) and Jude Law (The Talented Mr. Ripley) that world premiered at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. The film directed by Karim Aïnouz (Invisible Life) is slated for an exclusive theatrical release on June 21, 2024, when it will go up against Jeff Nichols’ The Bikeriders and an as-yet-undisclosed title from Universal.

The cast of The Crown strolled the red carpet this evening, as the glitzy final premiere of the nearly-ended royal saga came to London’s Royal Festival Hall.

Jude Law and Alicia Vikander led stars on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival ahead of the premiere of their new film Firebrand. The historical drama, based on Elizabeth Fremantle’s 2013 novel Queen’s Gambit, explores the life of Catherine Parr – the sixth and final wife of Henry VIII. Law stars as the notorious King of England while Oscar-winning actress Vikander plays Parr in the film which is the English-language debut for its director, Brazilian filmmaker Karim Ainouz.

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The Crown star Erin Doherty has boarded Steven Knight’s Disney+ period drama A Thousand Blows.

Erin Doherty felt "a lot of pressure" to conceal her sexuality when she landed a role in The Crown. The actress portrayed the young Princess Anne in the third and fourth seasons of the Netflix drama, which delves into the reign of British monarch Queen Elizabeth II.

Erin Doherty is opening up about the pressures of being an LGBTQ+ star in the spotlight.

Erin Doherty is opening up about the pressures of being an LGBTQ+ star in the spotlight.

The Crown star Erin Doherty has revealed she felt ‘a lot of pressure’ to withhold her sexuality, and questioned whether going public with her relationship with her girlfriend would jeopardise her career.The 30-year-old actress played Princess Anne in the third and fourth seasons of the hit Netflix drama, which dramatises the life and reign of the Queen.Erin, who is in a relationship with Call The Midwife actress Sophie Melville, has opened up on the pressures she felt and the difficulties she faced in expressing her sexuality, as she discussed how hard it must have been for women in the royal family to express their own sexuality.She shared: ‘I felt a lot of pressure to withhold my sexuality,’ adding that when she landed her role in The Crown, she felt reluctant to be open about her sexuality in case of it jeopardising her career.‘There was a period of time when I was like, do I get to be open about this in order to have a successful career?’ she continued to The Telegraph.‘And the fact that that question still went through my mind, and may still go through other people’s minds, is so gutting.’Erin added: ‘I’m really aware of all the people who have lived years and years and years, either in shame or denial, or just hiding – actors, actresses definitely stopping it getting out there in order to have a career – and I just want to be a part of trying to do something about that.’Erin met Sophie in 2017, when the pair starred together in Alan Ayckbourn’s play The Divide, however, it wasn’t until two years later when Erin shared pictures of them together on Instagram.Speaking about playing the Princess Royal, Erin commented on how ‘aware’ Princess Anne would have been about coming under scrutiny for being as open about her

Chloe, a mesmerizing psychological thriller starring The Crown's Erin Doherty. (If you'll recall, Doherty played Princess Anne for the last two seasons of the Emmy-winning drama and was the show's .)In this series, though, she stars as a woman who infiltrates the life of an old childhood friend and becomes obsessed with living what she thinks is this girl's perfect life. (Spoiler alert: It's not.) Although it's easy to draw parallels here between Anna Delvey () and Elizabeth Holmes (The Dropout), Chloe is its own story without the pomp and circumstance and high-profile media storm. On a lighter front, two new comedy series also premiere this week, and each one is worth your time.

EXCLUSIVE: Sam Riley (Maleficent) and Eddie Marsan (Ray Donovan) will portray noble-born brothers Thomas and Edward Seymour in the historical thriller Firebrand, joining already announced Alicia Vikander and Jude Law who are portraying Katharine Parr and Henry VIII in the first English-language film from Brazilian director Karim Ainouz (The Invisible Life of Eurydice Gusmao).

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The Crown, Erin Doherty, 29, has learnt a lot more about the Royal Family than she probably ever intended to.She played the young Princess Anne in the third and fourth season of the hit Netflix period drama, and remains fond of the "magnificent" Princess for her headstrong nature, sense of mischief and apparent imperviousness to criticism or judgement.But in a new interview, the actress explained how she found the relationship between the Queen - played by Olivia Colman until season four - and Anne "heartbreaking", as she played out their lives on-screen.The rare moment of vulnerability came in season four, as Anne sought comfort from her mother."Olivia was so brilliantly cold," she recalled."The Queen didn’t give Anne anything."It was heartbreaking, because our mums and dads shape who we are and the way we see the world."But the show did wonders for Erin herself.The TV star suffers from a nagging sense of imposter syndrome, something she was forced to "not to engage with".Speaking of how the experience working with such a stellar cast benefitted her, she told Radio Times: "It won’t go away, but you just learn to shut it up and not to engage with it."I got to learn from the best on that show: the work doesn’t have to be scary, you can just settle into it."Thinking that you’re not supposed to be there won’t help you in any way."Now her role as the Princess Royal is over, it appears she's relieved to have handed on the role."I honestly don’t think that much about the royals now I’ve finished the show," she shrugged."They’re just kind of there."Afterwards, I was looking for something as far away from Anne as possible," she added, referring to her new thriller social media thriller, Chloe.In the BBC1 drama, Erin plays Becky,

Despite Erin Doherty’s limited knowledge of Princess Anne–who she portrayed in “The Crown”–the two seem to have more in common than she realized.

Erin Doherty has landed a leading role in an upcoming psychological thriller on BBC and it could just be our new TV addiction.

Anne, Princess Royal has had the same hairstyle for around five decades.

Saying goodbye to Princess Anne and “The Crown” was not an easy feat for Erin Doherty.