Suranne Jones: Last News

BBC One drama Gentleman Jack were left distracted after the most recent episode, making it difficult for them to watch. The popular period drama returned last night (May 1) for the fourth episode of its second season, but it seemed Suranne Jones' eyebrows were the hottest topic of conversation.The 43-year-old's character – Anne Lister – appears to be sporting bushier eyebrows as the season progresses, something the audience are finding it difficult to look past.One user tweeted: "Love everything about Gentleman Jack.

Hollywood star Kate Winslet thrilled TV viewers with Mare of Easttown, the 2021 HBO cop drama that saw her grab Emmy and Golden Globe awards for her powerhouse performance. But while much of her work has been in America, the actress who grew up in Reading is coming back in Britain to star in series 3 of C4's thought-provoking I Am series - and she'll be acting alongside her real-life daughter Mia Threapleton in the first episode of the show's latest run.

SURANNE JONES has revealed how playing  fearless Anne Lister  in Gentleman Jack inspired her to carry on after she struggled with depression and anxiety. The actress suffered a public breakdown after losing  both of her parents in the past six years and had to seek treatment.

Actress Suranne Jones has shared the heartbreaking reason she won’t be tuning in to watch her BBC period drama Gentleman Jack. Suranne, who plays leading lady Anne Lister in the hit show which is returning for series two this weekend, explained that filming came at a tough point in her life that she doesn’t want to be reminded of. Just a week into filming on the second instalment began, Suranne’s dad, Chris, tested positive for Covid-19.

Kate Winslet will star in the first feature-length episode of I Am, Channel 4’s award-winning female-led drama anthology series.

Coronation Street star Will Mellor had The One Show fans in stitches after he recalled the horrific moment he accidentally put down a stranger’s cat.During Friday’s (April 1) instalment of the popular BBC One teatime talk show, Alex Jones and Alex Scott welcomed the Two Pints of Larger star onto the show alongside actors Suranne Jones, Ralf Little and Hollywood heartthrob Chris Pine.With a sofa full of animal lovers, Alex enquired on the star’s pets eagerly waiting to greet them at home, but viewers were shocked to hear about the 45-year-old's experience as a pet owner.The TV hunk confessed how he had a love/hate relationship with his Bengal cat after it ran away from home at a young age and didn’t come home for nine months.And the actor was devastated to learn that the cat has come home with throat cancer which forced the doting pet owner to put him down.Little did he know that he had accidentally put a stranger's cat down after his real cat came waltzing through the house just two weeks later.He told viewers: "That [picture] was when I was enjoying my cats when they were little and then that cat ran away. "He was a Bengal, and he didn't come back for nine months and then when he came back, he sadly had cancer of the throat."I was talking to the doctors and they said he had to be put down, so I was crying with my daughter when we put the cat down and had his ashes and then my cat walked through the door two weeks later."So I had put someone else's cat down," he explained as both presenters hung their head's in shame as they processed the horrific story on air.

Gentleman Jack were out in force on Tuesday evening as they hoped to gain a glimpse of the show's stars as they attended the season 2 premiere at The Piece Hall in Halifax. After a long three year wait, the second exciting instalment of the drama which charts the life of Anne Lister, a pioneering diarist often described as the ‘first modern lesbian’ will be returning to our screens in April this year.

Naman Ramachandran Sally Wainwright’s RTS-winning and BAFTA nominated hit “Gentleman Jack” will return for a second season on Apr. 10 on BBC One and iPlayer.

Suranne Jones has sent Gentleman Jack fans into overdrive after sharing the first look images of the anticipated second series. Posting a series of snaps on her Instagram account, the 47 year old actress teased what is to come when the show returns to our screens, including how her character Anne Lister and her new wife Ann Walker (Sophie Rundle) are finding married life.

The BBC and HBO have teased a set of first look images for the second season of Sally Wainwright’s Gentleman Jack. 

K.J. Yossman “Gentleman Jack,” the Sally Wainwright period drama starring Suranne Jones, has released the first images from upcoming season 2.Set in 1834 in Yorkshire, the show sees Jones star as Anne Lister, a convention-busting Victorian woman who embarks on a lesbian relationship with Ann Walker (played by Sophie Rundle, pictured above with Jones).In Season 2, the women, now married, set up home with the intention of becoming a local power couple.“Anne Lister’s entrepreneurial spirit frightens the locals as much as her unconventional love life and, with Halifax on the brink of revolution, her refusal to keep a low profile becomes provocative and dangerous,” reads the logline.As well as Jones and Rundle, returning for season 2 are Gemma Whelan as Marian Lister, Lydia Leonard as Mariana Lawton, Gemma Jones as Aunt Anne Lister, and Timothy West as Jeremy Lister.

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Suranne Jones and husband Laurence Akers posed for a rare selfie as they attended the filming of ITV's An Audience with Adele. Vigil star Suranne, who is reportedly in talks to return for season two of the show, opted to wear a shimmering silver dress that featured Victoriana-style frills along the sleeves and hem.The gown was a true showstopper as Suranne paired it with a mother of pearl clutch and an assortment of sparkling jewels for the occasion.

Suranne Jones has revealed she suffers from anxiety when taking the tube after struggling with her mental health following the death of her parents.The Vigil and Doctor Foster actress, 43, has been open about her decision to undergo treatment for anxiety, which she has struggled with for years. Posting a photo to Instagram of herself in a black face mask and dark glasses, she wrote: "Nervous on the tube this morning.

ADELE proved a superstar draw tonight as a host of celebrities led by pop princess Dua Lipa came out to see her in a TV special. The Hometown Glory singer was back in her home city of London to record ITV’s An Audience With… at the Palladium.

ACTRESS Suranne Jones has revealed she suffers crippling anxiety when taking trips on the tube after ending up on anti-depressants following a breakdown. The telly star has revealed that even seemingly every day tasks like travelling on the London Underground can be a battle for her.

Gogglebox fans have gone wild for Drag Race judge Michelle Visage and Vigil actor Suranne Jones’ incredibly pyjamas on the Stand Up To Cancer Gogglebox special on Friday night.As viewers tuned in for their regular weekly instalment of the Channel 4 commentary show, they were treated to a two-part celebrity edition of the much-loved series.The beloved programme teamed up with Cancer Research UK in order to raise much needed funds to help continue the battle to beat the deadly disease, and in doing so the commentary show roped in a star-studded line-up for the event.On the infamous Gogglebox sofa this week was Suranne Jones and her co-star Adam James, Matt Lucas and his mum Diane, Graham Norton and Michelle Visage, Michael Sheen and his

Lorraine Kelly has said she has fallen behind on Vigil as was finding Suranne Jones’ role in the drama “really annoying”. The ITV magazine show presenter previewed the weekend’s television with entertainment journalist Ria Hebden on Friday morning's show.

James Bond fans have been desperate to know who is lined up to play the next spy agent, but now bookies say it could be female actress. William Hill has now bumped up Vigil actress Suranne Jones to play 007 at 9-1 following demand for her inclusion in the market.

Vigil has been the series on everyone's lips recently - and it's definitely leaving us on the edge of our seats. The BBC drama has been compared to the likes of Line of Duty, but actress Suranne Jones has revealed that she would turn down a role in the cop drama if she was offered one.

BBC, definitely didn’t fail to thrill viewers.Creator Tom Edge managed to pack a tonne of intrigue and suspense into the episode’s one-hour runtime, most of which came in the final few minutes.That’s when Detective Chief Inspector Amy Silva, portrayed by Doctor Foster actress Suranne Jones, discovered a dead body on board the HMS Vigil right before some mystery assailant charged at her.And events leading to the gobsmacking cliffhanger were no less gripping, even if the narrative gets a tad more absurd with each new instalment.But this is high-drama after all, so what else should audiences expect?Episode 4 further fleshed the mystery at the heart of this police procedural.With her mental health suffering, Amy’s ability to do her job properly