News about Claudia Jessie

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The fact that the terrorist atrocity drama Bali 2002 (ITV1) aired on one of the year's hottest nights only heightened its humid atmosphere of foreboding. Viewers who sweltered as they watched could all too clearly imagine what it must have been like in the Indonesian tourist resort in the hours before two bombs exploded, killing scores of holidaymakers at the local nightpots. In this graphic and bloody account of the bombings, not much else was left to the imagination. Claudia Jessie starred in a group cast as Polly, a financial trader on honeymoon with husband Dan and a dozen or so of their closest friends.

Since a new book was inspired by Queen Charlotte's love tale, who reigned over Great Britain and Ireland until her death in 1818, Bridgerton fans have gone wild.'Prepare yourself for the love tale that stunned the monarchy.' Take a look at the back of #QueenCharlotte, a new book influenced by the forthcoming series.' Many fans of the programme were left delighted to hear about the book release, with one writing: 'Yes! Now it's officially a romance tale in the Bridgerton novel universe.'

A teaser trailer for Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story has been posted on Netflix following Charlotte and King George's love. Charlotte's ascension to power and a pivotal marriage to the king will be chronicled in this prequel spin-off series. The series will debut on May 4 and will be 'centered on Queen Charlotte's ascension to fame and acclaim,' according to the streaming service.

On Thursday, filming of Bridgerton season three continued at a chapel in Greenwich, London, as cast members shot the new scenes. Extras were shielded from the cold and lined up their intricate period costumes with coats as they moved between sets. One lady filming at the location looked stunning in a light blue frock and heels, with matching flowers in her hair.

"Bridgerton" on Netflix is packed with all the drama you could ever want. The cast, including Jonathan Bailey, Simone Ashley, Charithra Chandran, Phoebe Dynevor, Nicola Coughlan, Claudia Jessie, Matthew Newton, Ruby Barker, and many others, are embroiled in everything from ill-fated love stories and broken marriages to long-running family feuds and financial troubles, but in real life, they's evidently enjoy their time together. Whether they're Bridgertons, Featheringtons, or somewhere in between, it doesn't appear that it matters off screen because they're like one big family. We're curious what Lady Whistledown would write about their behind-the-scenes shenanigans. Check out some of the group's best shots together as we digest all that goes down in season two and await further details about the forthcoming third season.

Claudia Jessie walked down Notting Hill over the weekend, with Bridgerton's casting agent Cole Edwards. On the dog walk, the actress, 32, who appeared in the famous Netflix series Eloise Bridgerton, looked effortlessly chic. She wore a pair of blue denim jeans, teamed with a striped black-and-white T-shirt, and black chunky boots.

The world was shocked by a string of terrorist bombings in Bali, Indonesia, on October 12, 2002. In Denpasar's tourist district, two separate bombs had detonated, killing 202 people, including 88 Australians. Stan's latest film, Bali 2002, is focusing on those who died, the survivors who lived to tell the tale, and the Australian Federal Police officers and Indonesian officials who were sent with investigating the horrific attacks.

On Saturday, Bridgerton's Nicola Coughlan and Luke Newton answered questions about the forthcoming third series. The actress, 35, gave a sneak peek at Lady Whistledown's first column, while the comedian, 29, confessed to the show's ferociousness over Colin and Penelope's romance. They 'put brush to canvas' and revealed some details about their characters while sitting down for a painting session with Claudia Jessie.

A trailer for Stan's latest original series Bali 2002 has been posted. Claudia Jessie, Rachel Griffiths, Richard Roxburgh, and Sean Keenan's four-part drama centers around the terrorist attacks in October 2002 that killed 202 people, including 88 Australians. A young couple's wedding in Bali kicks off their first-look promo.

On September 25, Stan Original Series Bali 2002 will make its world premiere on the streaming giant. The four-part series, co-produced with Channel 9, is a dramatization of the terrorist assault in Bali that killed 202 people in October 2002, including 88 Australians. Rachel Griffiths and Richard Roxburgh, two cherished Australians, delves into the lives of the everyday heroes impacted by the tragic event.