News about Lolly Adefope

"Seize Them!" It's coming, and we couldn't be happier. This upcoming British comedy, much like Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott's new venture with their highly awaited film "Strangers," features the best of the UK and Ireland's talent. Aimee Lou Wood of "Sex Education," "Bridgerton"'s Nicola Coughlan, and Lolly Adefope of "Shrill" will appear in this medieval-set film. Though Coughlan has already provided us with a lot of Barbiecore outfit inspiration for the press run as part of her role in Greta Gerwig's "Barbie," we can't wait to see her as the leading lady alongside the all-star cast for this comedy. Keep reading for all of the details we know so far about "Seize Them!" The plot and the release date are included in the plot.

Britons are ten times more likely to recognize well-known terms from television shows than those from Bard's archives. Deltapoll's study, which asked 1,500 adults if they knew the source of 12 common sayings - half from Shakespeare - and then name the source. Despite the fact that 'be-all and end-all' is a part of everyday life, only 61% of Brits knew it came from the world's most popular playwright. The idiom in Macbeth was the most well-known of six of Bard's sayings.

Since learning that the show has been cancelled, fans of the BBC show Ghosts have expressed their indignation. Despite being nominated for a BAFTA award for Best Scripted Comedy, the broadcaster announced that filming on the fifth series of Ghosts had concluded for good on Friday. Ghosts first aired in 2019, following a cash-trapped young couple who inherits a rickety country mansion only to find it teeming with needy ghosts.

Fans of a major BBC series have been canceled, which is likely to leave them devastated. Despite being nominated for a BAFTA for Best Scripted Comedy, the broadcaster confirmed filming on the fifth series of Ghosts had ended for good on Friday. Ghosts devolved a young couple who inherits a rickety country mansion, only to find it teeming with needy ghosts.