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Andrew Scott has revealed that he was encouraged by various people in the film and television industry to keep his sexuality to himself.The Fleabag actor – who is starring in All Of Us Strangers, set to release in January 2024 – has told GQ that he “was encouraged, by people in the industry who I really admired and who had my best interests at heart, to keep that [to myself].”He went on to say, “I understand why they gave that advice, but I’m also glad that I eventually ignored it.”In 2013, the Sherlock actor ‘came out’ in an interview in The Independent. On the experience, Scott told GQ, “Sometimes I find the prurient nature of the way we talk about it a little bit exhausting.

Fans of Steven Moffat and David Nutter would be quick to point out that the two are no strangers to a good bit of time travel, being creatives behind great episodes of “Doctor Who” and “The Flash,” but their new series, “The Time Traveler’s Wife” is a whole new proverbial ball of time-slipping wax. READ MORE: ‘The Time Traveler’s Wife’: Steve Moffat’s Romantic Sci-Fi Series Remake Is An Icky, Tasteless Misfire The new series follows a love story between two characters, Henry DeTamble (Theo James) and Claire Abshire (Rose Leslie), with one small hitch: Henry involuntarily slips through time and meets Claire again and again throughout her life.

BBC drama The Responder.

Martin Freeman has described how he is easily able to “access anger”, making him a perfect fit for his upcoming role in the gritty BBC drama.The star went on to suggest that his casting might have been due to his being a “miserable b******”, much like his character.In the Responder Martin, 50, will play an unstable policeman named Chris who is paired up with a rookie.While Chris has become jaded by his time on the force, newbie Rachel (played by Adelayo Adedayo) is a straight shooter and often clashes with the morally-compromised officer.“I've always been able to access anger,” Martin admitted in an interview with the Metro.“Some people are impossible to live with but I relate to that because I know in my life I've been really hard to live with.“I like playing it because it's cathartic.

Much-loved actress Una Stubbs left behind a 50-year legacy in showbiz.

being crushed by two cars and hitting his head during a daredevil stunt.Posting to Instagram from hospital, Jonathan thanked fans and friends for their support, and particularly pointed out ‘my fiancé and the best thing to ever happen to me, Amanda’.Jonathan wrote: ‘You can’t say you don’t get out what you put in. Ive tried my hardest over the years to be kind, thoughtful, honest supportive and good.

Sherlock, EastEnders and Till Death Us Do Part, who has died aged 84.Fellow Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch said in a statement [via Metro] that the actress was “a wonderful, talented, stylish, gentle, joyous and honest friend”. He added that she was “so humble and yet so damn good”.“She lit up the room and will be sorely missed by all who were lucky enough to know her, but she will be remembered forever with fondness and love,” he said.Fellow Sherlock actor Mark Gatiss said that Stubbs was a “wonderful woman and a great and serenely graceful actor”, while EastEnders star Lucy Benjamin remembered when the pair starred in a Worzel Gummidge stage show in the ’80s: “she taught me so much as a child actor and really showed me the way!”The

BBC reported.Her three sons also confirmed her death in a statement: “Mum passed away quietly today with her family around her, in Edinburgh. We ask for privacy and understanding at this most difficult and sad of times.”Most recently, Stubbs played Mrs.

 Many of Una’s fans and celebrity friends have taken to social media to pay tribute to her following the sad news of her death.Gyles Brandreth wrote: "Oh, this is so sad.Such a funny, lovely, gifted lady - a marvellous actress with a special style & a great (and impish) sense of humour."I first met her when she was in Cowardy Custard in 1972 & last saw her at Nicky Henson's funeral last year. A sad day."The Chase star Anne Hegerty also shared her memories of interviewing Una.She tweeted: “Back when I was a journalist, I made a list of the five nicest people I had ever interviewed.

Mark Gatiss has announced that his beloved father Maurice has died. The Sherlock co-creator shared a heartfelt Twitter post on Sunday with throwback photos of his father as a younger man and on his wedding day. He told his followers: ‘My dear old Dad passed away this morning just shy of his 90th birthday. Maurice was a wonderful man and a real character right to the end.