Jenny Agutter: Last News

Jenny Agutter’s television career has spanned over almost 60 years, but nowadays, she’s more widely known for playing Sister Julienne in Call the Midwife. A series that started in 2012, Call the Midwife has been going for over 10 years with over one hundred episodes and counting.The twelfth Christmas Special will air on Christmas Day with series 13 airing in January.

Thanks to her early appearances in the show The Newcomers and much-loved movie The Railway Children, Jenny Agutter has been on our TV and cinema screens for almost 60 years. But these days she’s most famous for her role as Sister Julienne in Call The Midwife. What started out as a one-off series in 2012 has spanned over a decade.

Ever since her early appearances in the TV show The Newcomers and the much-loved film, The Railway Children, Jenny Agutter has been on our screens for more than 60 years. These days, she’s more widely known for playing Sister Julienne in Call The Midwife. What originally started out as a one-off series in 2012 is still going strong with more than 100 episodes – including 11 specials, a 12th airing on Christmas Day, and a brand new series in January.

CALL the Midwife's Sister Julienne star has issued a warning to fans amid mounting fears the show will be axed. The latest storyline on the BBC One period drama has unnerved fans who are 'terrified' the show will come to an end.

Tom Cruise has been called out by actress Jenny Agutter for disrupting her work with his helicopter.

Nicola Walker seems to be everywhere at the moment! The incredible actress recently returned to screens starring in BBC drama Marriage alongside Sean Bean and will soon be back with another season of her brilliant crime series Annika. MORE: Nicola Walker's next project after BBC's Marriage revealedBut did you know that Nicola first graced our screens almost 30 years? The 52-year-old made her acting debut back in 1994 when she landed a role in a huge Hollywood movie alongside the likes of Hugh Grant and Andie MacDowell! Check it out below. . . WATCH: Nicola Walker's first role was in Four Weddings and a FuneralIf you haven’t already worked it out, that movie was Four Weddings and a Funeral, which follows a good-natured young introvert named Charles as he discovers his true love for his friend Carrie while attending the wedding of four of his friends and a funeral.

READ MORE: Call the Midwife star Richard Fleeshman looks unrecognisable 16 years after Coronation Street exit Taking to Twitter on Thursday (August 4), Stephen shared a selfie alongside his wife as the pair smiled at the camera wearing sunglasses. He also gave a shout-out to his Call the Midwife co-star Jenny Agutter who also got married on the same day. Stephen captioned the post: "Me and this one are 32 years married today.

Sheridan Smith put on a glam and smiley display as she attended the premiere of her new film role. The actress is set to appear in The Railway Children Return, the sequel to the 1970 film favourite.

The Railway Children Return trailer dropped on Wednesday giving fans of the classic story a first glimpse of the upcoming film along with the appearance of a recognisable face. In the clip that has been released, Sheridan Smith is seen in the first couple of frames looking almost unrecognisable portraying character Annie in the film.The 40 year old can be seen in the trailer sporting an retro-styled wavy auburn hairdo undeath a maroon hat, whilst wearing an orange blouse, green jacket and grey high waisted skirt.

Here’s a big truth, sometimes, particular hits are region-specific. That’s very true of “The Railway Children,” a big hit in the U.K.

Call the Midwife has paid tribute to 'dearly loved' colleague Kev Corbishley with a heartfelt tribute in the credits on the BBC series.The finale of series 11 captured a touching moment that the locals gathered for a photograph after Sister Julienne, played by Jenny Agutter, and Doctor Turner, portrayed by Stephen McGann, thankfully survived a horrific train crash. While the locals of Poplar gathered, the narrator commented: "Life so often is about things we make ourselves.The homes we build, the food we share, the children we carry in our arms. "We turn trial into survival, tears into courage and friendship into everlasting bonds.

Call The Midwife.The show follows the lives of nurses, midwives and nuns in the 1950s and 1960s as they provide care for mothers in London’s poorest areas.Jenny married hotelier Johan Tham in August 1990.Jenny had been living in Hollywood for 17 years but moved back to the UK after meeting her husband on a trip to Bath when she was 36.He didn’t enjoy LA life as much as she did.Jenny became pregnant with her son Jonathan soon after beginning a relationship with Johan.Jenny said the change was good for her. In an unearthed interview with the Daily Express from 2012, she said: “It saved me.“I had got stuck in my ways, ran my life the way I wanted, took holidays when I wished and went where I wanted.“I did have long relationships but they all ended.“I was thinking: ‘Maybe I will just remain single.’"And, more worryingly: ‘What does the future hold?’"Then all this came at once with Johan."It came as a shock but it was the best thing that happened.”When Jenny was pregnant with her son, she found herself in the middle of a real-life labour drama when the baby arrived on Christmas Day - a month before he was due.Jenny went into labour on Christmas Eve and gave birth the next day.Jenny, who became famous for her role in The Railway Children when she was 17, told the Guardian in 2014 that she had so many different midwives because “they all wanted to get off”.She said: “Singing the carols late at night, I got terribly emotional, which I didn’t realise of course was actually the beginnings of labour.”“The obstetrician would check and say, ‘Baby’s not coming yet, just going to carve the turkey’.Then it was the pudding."Then he came back and said, ‘If he doesn’t arrive now, it’ll be Boxing Day.

The One Show on Thursday to chat about the upcoming Call The Midwife Christmas special.

Call The Midwife viewers are used to seeing Jenny Agutter, 68, dressed head to toe in her nun's habits as she portrays her long-running character Sister Julienne, who has been a cornerstone of the popular programme since 2012.

Call The Midwife cast were beyond happy to resume normal filming, especially for last year's Christmas special.

“Lots of actresses get sacked for being pregnant.”When Helen, 37, was expecting her first child, she was diagnosed with a potentially serious liver disorder called ICP (Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy).Her daughter Wren was born earlier than expected in September 2017 by caesarean section.But Helen, who has portrayed Trixie Franklin in the series since 2012, is taking extra care in this pregnancy.She says the support of her co-star and partner Jack Ashton – Wren’s father, who she has been in a relationship with since 2016 – as well as co-star Jenny Agutter, has made life on set much easier.“It’s supposed to be a Christmas baby but my last one was early, so we’ll see,” she revealed.“It’s OK at the minute and we are just keeping our eye

Call The Midwife has given viewers a glimpse of the joy, love and hardships of Nonnatus House for nearly a decade – much longer than creator and executive producer Heidi Thomas said she ever expected.

BBC show about midwives in London’s East End in the 1950s also features “surgical procedures and some scenes of distress”.

More than 50 years after The Railway Children film first hit our screens, a sequel – The Railway Children Return – has finally been announced. And the best bit? Actress Jenny Agutter, who starred in the 1968 TV series when she was just 16 years old, and then later reprised her role in the 1970 feature film, will be returning as Roberta ‘Bobbie’ Waterbury.The 68 year old shot to fame as the oldest of the Waterbury children in the 1970s original.

Jenny Agutter is returning as Roberta Waterbury in a sequel to The Railway Children more than 50 years after the original film.

Naman Ramachandran BAFTA-winning director Morgan Matthews (“X+Y”) will begin principal photography on May 10 on a sequel to the all-time British kids’ classic “The Railway Children.”“The Railway Children Return” will shoot in locations around the U.K. from the original 1970 film, including Oakworth Station, Haworth and The Bronte Parsonage.