News about Kristin Scott Thomas

The actress, 64, 'secretly tied the knot with Bloomberg editor-in-chief John Micklethwait in September', according to new reports. In an intimate ceremony with her nearest and dearest, the renowned star and the distinguished journalist said 'I Do' after five years together.

Kristin Scott Thomas showcased her impeccable style on Sunday night, as she arrived at the Peacock Theater for the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles. The actress, 64, whose show Slow Horses is nominated in an impressive nine categories, looked stunning in a timeless satin dress. She teamed her high-necked lilac number with a pair of leather evening gloves and toted a gold clutch purse.

Eileen Teeton (left and right, circled), née Duffy, who dashed to her Royal Engineer husband's aid as he was stabbed outside the family home in Gillingham, Kent, joined other singers to speak to the Scottish TV star in February 2020 (right). Mrs Teeton is a member of the Brompton and Invicta Military Wives Choir, based at the Lampard Centre near the Brompton Barracks in Gillingham. It is close to where her husband, father-of-two Lt Col Mark Teeton (inset, with her), was attacked on Tuesday night. Her anguished cries as she rushed out to help her husband were captured on a neighbour's Ring doorbell camera. Witnesses say she pulled Lt Col Teeton's attacker off him and called for help - likely helping to save his life after the attack.

Eileen Teeton, née Duffy, rushed out from the family home close to the scene of the attack in Gillingham, Kent on Tuesday evening as her husband, 47, was knived. Her anguished cries for help were captured on a Ring doorbell camera belonging to a neighbour. Anthony Esan, 24, appeared in court earlier today charged with the Army officer's attempted murder. He is yet to enter pleas. Father-of-two Lt Col Teeton is in a 'serious but stable' condition in hospital after the incident, which took place 200 yards from Brompton Barracks, home of the 1 Royal School of Military Engineering Regiment, where he serves as a course manager.

There's nothing like a Really Big Wedding for giving you good ideas, so, when the season kicked off with the marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Westminster at the start of June, everyone was keen to see what the guests were wearing. You might think that a society do attended by royalty is no place to pick up wedding dressing tips. Surely the aristocracy wear something made-to-measure with a matching hat and it's all way beyond the reach of us Normals? In fact British weddings are fairly conservative affairs, where the same conventions apply whether you're heading back to the family castle or the Dog and Duck. While some details change over the years (you won't need a hat like the one Kristin Scott Thomas wore in the classic 1994 film Four Weddings and A Funeral), a lot of rules stay the same and apply across the board. For example, it's still all about a pretty dress. At the Westminster wedding most of the female guests of all ages, were wearing dresses, including plenty of those floral prints that were supposed to have been retired. I'd say, if anything, the floral dress, spruced up, has become exactly what you want to wear to a special occasion.

There's nothing you can't wear on your feet for ever (though your ideal heel height may come down and, personally, I'd give Mary Janes a swerve). More to the point you can and should get maximum Wow points from your footwear whether that's a leopard-print kitten heel or a wooden-soled sandal. Ever since Prada did velvet platform sandals, several years ago, platforms and wedges have shed their glam rock image and become acceptable year-round at any age - quirky, leg lengthening and great for those occasions when you're on your feet for hours. Just keep them more on the Prada scale than Noddy from Slade.

First it was our kitchens, as we succumbed to the pleasure of a prissy sink skirt. Then our sitting rooms were taken over by Liberty prints, chintz and floral tea sets. Now Granny's favourite style has moved into our wardrobes, bringing prim-and-proper occasion dressing to the everyday. But forget moth-eaten tweeds, librarian twinsets and delicate strings of pearls. This is a modern-day manifestation of dressing for dinner - and everything else besides.

SHANE WATSON's How to Dress Like a grown-up: Jumpstarting the old jumpsuit this week: This week, I bought a jumpsuit, or more accurately another jumpsuit. This one was supposed to fill the denim-shaped hole in my jumpsuit collection. It took me several years to find the right one. Emma Thompson, Kristin Scott Thomas, Amanda Holden, L to R.

It's all happening in British and Irish television, with big-budget John Le Carney, Cockney obsters, and murder in Calder Valley. We've compiled a list of the 20 best thrillers to watch On Demand right now, sifting through thousands of options to save you the hassle. Looking for a new series to stream? Find out which shows it's worth investing your time in...

Chris Reilly may be late to the spy game, but he does know a great deal about the figures who live in the margins of society. They may be alcoholics and heroin users, down-and-outs, and broken soldiers, rather than suave and sophisticated James Bond styles. They are, however, just as adept as any nefarious agent at masking dark truths and concocing effective cover stories to shield their frailties from prying eyes. Reilly should know that he grew up surrounded by them.

Here's a spy who hasn't come in from the cold. Dame Kristin Scott Thomas, who has received critical esteem for her appearance as a hard-bitten MI5 No. 2 in Apple's Slow Horses, wore hat, scarf, and thick woolly jacket over her chunky winter jacket last week to finish last-minute Christmas shopping. Her gifts will be well wrapped up too, by the looks of it, as she was pictured with an armful of festive paper. The 63-year-old actress was buying supplies with her partner, journalist John Micklethwait, 61, with whom she created the new film North Star.

Jane Bond, Jemima, or even Janine, so the next actress to play Agent 007 will have to be female. If we leave it to men, the world is doomed. According to A-list espionage drama-comedy Slow Horses, male spies are losers (Apple TV+). You can barely trust them to cross the road, never mind a double-cross. But every woman is meant to be Bond - lightning reactions, ruthless wit, and a ferocious sex drive are among the reasons. Kristin Scott Thomas, MI5's chief, spits up one hapless male underling: "I want you to keep walking until you get to the sea, and if you get there, keep walking with your mouth open."

NOTEBOOK OF ALEXANDRA SHULMAN: My fourth proxy grandchild arrived last week. Proxy because none of the four children's parents are a child of mine, but not necessarily my ex-husband or my current partner. So while I am ecstatic over this new baby (a gorgeous little girl), it also feels like cheating to give the congratulations of others on'my' grandchild.' I am not really a grandparent because I am not really one. Modern maternity units, it appears, refuse to admit grandparents from the hospital, so the line to see the as-yet-unidentified newborn at the time she returned home was long. As much as I wanted to get a first glance, I felt as if I was depriving someone's - a blood connection - more valuable.

After the press night performance of the play, Lily James stunned as she joined Lyonesse co-star Kristin Scott Thomas at Browns in Covent Garden, London. When smiling alongside Kristin, 63, as they celebrated the event, the Pam & Tommy actress, 34, looked radiant in a pale green off-the-shoulder gown. She boosted her height with a pair of black stiletto heels and pulled her hair back into a neat updo to complete her look.

PATRICK MARMION (left) and Kristin Scott Thomas (right): Penelope Skinner's latest play, which opened in the West End last night, is almost sold out already. No surprise there. After all, Lily is the Queen Of The Bodice Ripper, bursting onto our screens as Lady Rose in Downton Abbey before being cast in War & Peace and playing Pamela Anderson in Pam & Tommy. Kristin is of course the legendary Ice Queen, with posh and frosty characters ranging from Fiona in Four Weddings And A Funeral to MI5 boss 'Lady Di' in Slow Horses on Apple TV+. However, although both actresses sprinkled stardust liberally throughout Skinner's play, I found the piece itself a curiously labored and lacklustre affair.

After their state visit in March was postponed due to widespread rioting throughout France, King Charles III (main) and Queen Camilla will dine in Paris tonight. Yannick Alléno, Anne-Sophie Pic (bottom right) and Pierre Hermé, Michelin-starred kitchen masters, have finalized a menu that was sent to London for review. All the dishes will be served in Versailles' fabled Hall of Mirrors, where the late Queen was welcomed during her first State Visit to France in 1957. This time, more than 150 guests have been invited, including actor Charlotte Rampling, Kristin Scott Thomas, and Catherine Deneuve.

Dinny Hall, a jewellery designer, didn't think her company would survive the pandemic, but 2020 proved to be her best financial year of her life. Madonna was one of her first customers more than 35 years ago, and Naomi Campbell, Kristin Scott Thomas, Margot Robbie, and Liz Hurley all bought her jewelry. Donna Ferguson, the judge of BBC reality TV show All That Glitters: Donna Ferguson reveals that to survive as an entrepreneur, she has had to sell everything from her grandmother's jewelry to her penthouse apartment. With her company flourishing, she sells jewelry for up to £100,000 and claims that her company is worth millions of pounds.

They're tiny, rarely seen, and if you're one of the 20% of the British population that find particularly appealing, mosquitoes can ruin your summer. Scientists say it's simply luck that you get more bitten than others. The way we react to bites is also dependent on how our immune system reacts to the protein that triggers mozzies release. So how best to prevent bites? Here's a look at what happened when Claudia Connell turned herself into human bait in order to try out various repellents, gizmos, and gadgets...

The Marchioness of Bath, 37, looked alluring as she strutted in a strapless gown that trailed along the floor. The flattering dress showcased her toned upper body, highlighting her chic frame and slender silhouette. She paired the sheer pleated dress with black heels and a sparkly red flower necklace, matching stud earrings, and a bracelet. She was seen leaving the Chiltern Firehouse in Marylebone, a hotel and restaurant, where rooms range from £890 to a whopping £2,310, depending on when you stay.

On Wednesday, Kristin Scott Thomas and James Callis were seen filming the Slow Horses series three times in London. The actress, 62, who plays Diana Taverner on the series, and the Bridget Jones actor, 51, were both busy shooting scenes for the hit TV spy drama. It comes as the series received five nominations at the BAFTA Awards, including Gary Oldman as the Leading Actor and Jack Lowden as Supporting Actor.

The cast and crew of "The Crown" are taking a moment to mourn Queen Elizabeth II's death. According to writer Peter Morgan, the royal, who died on Sept. 8, will suspend production on its sixth season indefinitely. "The Crown" is a love letter to her, and I have little to add for now," he wrote. "I hope we will stop filming out of respect," says the filmmaker. Stephen Daldry, who supervised four episodes of "The Crown," told the journal that if the queen dies while the Netflix series was in production, it would halt filming for a respectable length of time. "No one of us knows when the time will come," he said in 2016. "It'd be a simple tribute and a mark of honor." She's a global celebrity, and that's what we should do. . . She's an extraordinary woman, and no one will be upset." When the sixth season of Netflix has been announced, it has not yet announced when it will be released. POPSUGAR reached out to Netflix for feedback, but did not receive a response right away.

As they sat together in the sun, Oldman, sporting his character's signature slob garb, listened attentively to 62-year-old Scott Thomas. (right). With an impromptu show on the air drums, he had her and the crew in stitches as a result. (left). Both were seen in Regent's Park shooting scenes for the hit TV spy drama.

RICHARD KAY: It was a tale with unending tension for a master storyteller. The Horse Whisperer, Nicholas Evans' (right) 1995 debut book, has sold 15 million copies. It was turned into a film directed, produced, and starring Robert Redford (centre), as well as Kristen Scott Thomas (top left image, right) and a young Scarlett Johansson (bottom left). A visitor selects some wild mushrooms and brings them home to fry them in butter and parsley for the family's supper while rambling over the Scottish estate of his wife's brother and sister-in-law. All four of the diners are critically ill and racing by ambulance to hospital a day later. Their dinner-table mushrooms were not edible at all, but their bodies were already ravaged by poisonous toxins. The man who mistakenly poisoned his family is aware that each couple's will have the other child's custody in the case of death hovers between life and death with acute renal disease. He calls his solicitor, afraid that all their children will be orphanaged soon, and a new will will be sent to his bedside.

His publisher's agency announced today that the best-selling author died on Tuesday. 'United Agents are extremely sad to learn the sudden death of the well-selling author Nicholas Evans, who died on Tuesday this week after a heart attack aged 72,' a spokesperson said in a tweet released this morning.' The Horse Whisperer, which appeared in 1995, has sold about 15 million copies around the world and is the most popular bestseller in 20 countries. Because of the book's success, actor Robert Redford's book was turned into a film starring and produced by him, alongside Scarlett Johansson and Sam Neill.