Stephen Graham's touching gesture that made Jodie Comer BAFTA-winning star

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EastEnders star and Trevor Morgan actor Alex Ferns looks unrecognisable in the new Hollywood blockbuster film The Batman.The actor, who played Albert Square villain Trevor from 2000 to 2002, stars as Commissioner Pete Savage, alongside Robert Pattinson as the caped crusader in the latest outing for the famous comic book character.The star looks completely unrecognisable as the Commissioner, wearing large glasses that are framed by waves of grey hair and a beard, along with a suit and long coat.Photographs from the new film show the Commissioner looking sternly into the distance, surrounded by fellow officials and police officers during one of The Batman's dramatic scenes.Away from the film, many EastEnders viewers will remember Alex Fern as Albert Square villain Trevor Morgan, who terrorised his on-screen wife Little Mo Slater.Viewers watched as Little Mo became a victim of domestic abuse at the hands of her husband in the soap, before she brought an end to months of abuse, after murdering Trevor during an argument.After exiting the soap in 2002, Trevor Morgan actor Alex Ferns has since taken on leading roles in TV series including River City and The Irregulars.However, viewers around the world will soon be introduced to the actor, as he takes on the leading role of the Commissioner in The Batman, which opened in cinemas yesterday (March 4, 2022).The character is a senior officer alongside familiar face James Gordon, played by Jeffrey Wright.However, one of the reasons that the Commissioner may look stern in new photographs from the film, is that he is left unimpressed when James chooses to fight alongside Robert Pattinson's Batman.In addition to Alex Ferns, Jeffrey Wright and Robert Pattinson, the new blockbuster film

Conor McGregor has been criticised after he filmed himself using a butler to fetch him a bottle of water.The UFC star is usually active on social media and often gets very vocal about his rivals, sometimes crossing the line with his digs and insults.His latest online controversy has come in the form of a video where he is seen in a swanky hotel.The 54 second-long clip starts off strange as McGregor appears to breathe in the fumes from a bowl of incense.It then takes a turn as a member of staff brings himself some pills to take.McGregor asks "water as well please" which the butler opens before handing it to the former double-champion.He drinks from the bottle before holding it up in the air in anticipation of the butler coming to collect it and says "thank you" as he does.The Irishman then returns to holding the incense to his face as the video ends. After further social media posts, including one where Nate Diaz's face was put over the butler's, fans condemned McGregor's actions. Do you agree with the criticism? Let us know in the comments section. "A butler? Why?," asked one.

Russia's Education Ministry has released a propaganda video for children to justify the reason behind the war in Ukraine. The department, also known as the Ministry of Enlightenment, announced that it would be holding virtual lessons to explain to the younger generations why the war is necessary.The social media post said: "At the All-Russian Open Lesson, school children will be told why the liberation mission in Ukraine is a necessity."In a video they shared on Facebook, a 12-year-old Sofia Khomenko joined other hosts in front of the camera, saying: "We are going to have a lesson about world peace."Today we are talking about how to help you investigate what is happening."We are talking about events in Ukraine."Her adult co-host answered: "The Ukraine crisis didn't start yesterday and it is just not about Ukraine."There are many images about a war in Ukraine but actually, these are from other conflicts.

Love Island beauty Zara McDermott has opened up about getting Botox at just 25 years of age due to having an "unsymmetrical face".Chatting to followers on Instagram during an eye-opening Q&A session, the brunette beauty answered an array of questions incredibly candidly.One fan probed the star about her ageless face, writing: "Have you done anything to your face? You're so lucky you have literally zero lines!"Zara, who is in a relationship with Made In Chelsea hunk Sam Thompson, then replied to the fan, writing: "Yeah I get forehead botox and have done for years. And I get a crevice in my jaw and chin filled once every 2 years for symmetry that I've spoken about a few times!"As my face is the most unsymmetrical thing you've ever seen (seriously).

Max Verstappen has opened up about his dramatic Formula One world title victory and his bitter feud with rival Lewis Hamilton that it enflamed.The Red Bull driver, who extended his contract until 2028 earlier this week, says he deserves to be champion and insists there's "no reason" to speak to Hamilton, who reportedly considered retirement due to the controversial end to the season.An unprecedented situation unfolded in December as Verstappen and Hamilton went into the final Grand Prix of the year level on points, effectively meaning that whichever driver finished ahead of the other would win the world title.The Brit looked destined to seal a record eight F1 championship victory, and headed into the final few laps with a seemingly uncatchable 11 second lead, but a safety car period allowed Verstappen to make the ground up and he overtook Hamilton on the final lap. In many people's minds, Verstappen's maiden title victory comes with an Asterix, but the Dutchman insists he doesn't care."I believe I deserve to be world champion," he told the Daily Mail.When asked if he'd been in touch with Hamilton during the off-season, he replied: "No.

(CNN)In Batman lore, the police summon the hero by projecting a magnified Bat-signal across the night sky. That's a fitting metaphor for the character's much-debated history in movies, which has cast an unusually large shadow thanks to fans convinced, in their minds, precisely how the Dark Knight should be depicted.Created in 1939, Batman isn't the first superhero or even necessarily the best.

Just a couple of Normal People arriving at the #VirginMediaBAFTAs ready to announce a #BAFTA winner! @audiuk #Audi #A8 #NormalPeople #PaulMescal #DaisyEdgarJones #BAFTAs #BAFTATVA post shared by BAFTA (@bafta) on Jul 31, 2020 at 9:02am PDTWhile the two were privy to being present at the BAFTAst held at Television Center in London, the majority of nominees put in an appearance via video call.Speaking in a pre-show interview with Tom Allen, Paul, 24, said he and Daisy are ‘incredibly grateful’ for the reaction to Normal People adding that the past few months have been ‘a bit of a whirlwind.’‘It’s really surreal being in person to talk about it, because we’ve mostly been in our own rooms,’ Daisy added referencing their Zoom interviews

Jodie Comer revealed Stephen Graham talked her out of dropping her Liverpudlian accent when she first started out in actingThe 27-year-old, who first worked with Graham in 2012 series Good Cop, revealed she was considering softening her natural dialect in order to be “taken more seriously.”Speaking to Tom Allen and Graham ahead of Virgin Media TV Bafta Awards, the Killing Eve actor said: “I always had this thing in my head that I needed to or that I would be taken more seriously if I did. And Stephen was like: ‘Are you kidding? Never, ever do that’.“I was so glad that you reminded me because he is so authentic in himself.

Peter White Television EditorChernobyl’s awards run continues after picking up the award for best mini-series at the BAFTA TV Awards.The HBO and Sky co-production drama beat BBC drama The Victim, Channel 4’s The Virtues and ITV’s A Confession to pick up the award.Jared Harris also won the leading actor award. He beat The Capture’s Callum Turner, The Virtues’ Stephen Graham and Giri/Haji’s Takehiro Hira to the award.

BAFTA TV Awards' viewers tuned in to watch the first-ever virtual ceremony this year, but were distracted by one "awkward" feature.Many claimed the absence of a live audience meant the event was extremely "awkward," as every joke was met by silence.In an effort to maintain social distancing, the BBC implemented a number of safety measures ahead of the event, including reducing the number in attendance.The original bash was due to take place on May 17, but the ceremony was postponed due to the Covid pandemic.While this evening's show was hosted by Richard Ayoade, Emily Atack and Tom Allen, there were zero celebrities reacting to the results in the audience.Taking to their keyboards from home, viewers branded the show as "awkward," as they

BAFTAs ceremony, which is being aired virtually for the first time due to the coronavirus pandemic. Tom discussed Stephen and Jodie’s nominations and the roles they are known for via a video call with the pair ahead of the main event.Upon concluding their chat, Tom asked the actor if he dressed up for the occasion and was taken aback when Stephen exposed what he was really wearing on his bottom half.He turned to the Line Of Duty star and said: “Stephen you’ve got dressed up for the occasion, is that right?”The actor then got up from his chair to showcase his Liverpool football-themed shorts following their recent football win.“Absolute disgrace, couldn’t even be bothered to get dressed up,” Tom joked, as Stephen’s fellow scouser Jodie

Actor Stephen Graham had fans crying with laughter this evening when he revealed his clever fashion hack.

Normal People stars Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones have opened up in the immense pressure they felt bringing Sally Rooney’s book to life.The pair, who were discussing the huge success of the BBC Three mini-series with Tom Allen at the Bafta pre-show, admitted there were points where they felt they “couldn’t” film the show.“We knew it was going to be good when we were making it,” Mescal said. “But I think it’s grown legs since it came out.”“I definitely felt a pressure,” Edgar-Jones agreed.

Stephen Graham was the king of Zoom calls as he wore a smart button-up shirt and red shorts for the Bafta TV awards.Year by year, the Baftas has been the best time to put on your fanciest suit and sexiest dress, but Covid-19 changed it all.The awards show this year has the stars Zooming in for interviews and awards acceptance and we’re loving this new format.Speaking to Tom Allen during the Bafta Virgin Media British Academy Television Awards pre-show, Stephen couldn’t help but get up to show off his business on top, pool party on the bottom outfit deal.‘Stephen, you got dressed up for the occasion, is that right?’ host of the pre-show Tom asked.Considering his top half looked suave, we thought he got dressed up too.‘Well, I’ve got…Look at

Emily Atack and Tom Allen, who are hosting the pre-show coverage, were snapped in the glam room ahead of their appearance, but bosses had put extra precautions in place to make sure it was all done as safely as possible.The hair and make-up artists were photographed doing their job while wearing personal protective equipment amid the coronavirus pandemic. As well as wearing a disposable mask and surgical gloves, the glam team were also seen wearing face visors to be doubly careful both they and the celebs were at as little risk as possible. Actress Nina Toussaint White was also seen having her make-up touched up in the Kiko Milano backstage make-up session as she sat in an intricately detailed gown. While the Baftas usually sees all the

Rankin is used to dealing with difficult celebrities while shooting their portraits, but for his latest project he faced a different challenge: photographing them remotely.The photographer was commissioned by the Virgin Media Baftas to create portraits of this year’s nominees for the TV awards, which will be given out by Richard Ayoade on Friday – remotely, of course.Instead of stressing over setting up a studio, Rankin had to deal with strained phone calls with the stars’ partners, and in some cases their children, as he turned them into celebrity photographers for the day.The only apparatus the nominees were sent was a light, and then, via video call, Rankin directed the action.

BEST DRAMA SERIESThe Crown (Netflix)The End of the F***ing World (Netflix/Channel 4)Gentleman Jack (HBO/BBC One)Giri/Haji (BBC Two)BEST MINI-SERIESA Confession (ITV)Chernobyl (Sky Atlantic)The Victim (BBC One)The Virtues (Channel 4)BEST SINGLE DRAMABrexit: The Uncivil War (Channel 4)Elizabeth is Missing (BBC One)Responsible Child (BBC Two)The Left Behind (BBC Three)BEST SOAP AND CONTINUING DRAMACasualty (BBC One)Emmerdale (ITV)Coronation Street (ITV)Holby City (BBC One)BEST ACTORJared Harris – Chernobyl as Valery Legasov (HBO/Sky Atlantic)Takehiro Hira – Giri/Haji as Kenzo Mori (BBC Two)Stephen Graham – The Virtues as Joseph (Channel 4)Callum Turner – The Capture as Shaun Amery (BBC One)BEST ACTRESSJodie Comer – Killing Eve as Villanelle

Bafta nominees have posed for Rankin in a socially-distanced photoshoot.This year’s portraits saw the friends and families of those nominated taking part, as the shoot was done remotely and directed through a series of video calls.The results saw a fun and heart-warming collection of photos capturing the essence of some of our nominees; Stephen Graham leaps in the air on a trampoline dressed in a suit and trainers, Glenda Jackson sits in her garden with a cup of tea and Guz Khan is ambushed by his children with water pistols.Suranne Jones reads the paper in an armchair in her garden shed, barefoot while wearing a white trousersuit and flanked by the Bafta she won in 2016 for Doctor Foster.

This year’s BAFTA nominated TV stars have posed at home for celebrity photographer Rankin ahead of Friday’s ceremony at a closed studio.