News about Mackenzie Crook

The nepo baby discourse has reached fever point in recent years, with many turning on stars who have used their parent's name to get ahead in their own careers. So it's somewhat refreshing to see this isn't the case for Jude Crook - the 21-year-old son of BAFTA-winning The Office and Pirates Of The Caribbean star Mackenzie Crook.  Many were shocked this week when Jude - named after the Thomas Hardy novel - made his red carpet debut at the UK premiere of Johnny Depp's Jeanne Du Barry (left) towering over his 5ft 9inch father. Like his dad, Jude doesn't court the limelight, yet has been quietly working away behind the scenes on a career in the movie industry (right, as a child with sister Scout and parents Lindsay and Mackenzie and inset in 2022 independent film A Van Called Muriel)

Mackenzie Crook made a rare appearance with his son Jude as they attended the Jeanne du Barry premiere in London. The Game Of Thrones star, 52, posed alongside his son, 21, at star-studded event which was held at The Curzon Mayfair on Monday. The Skins actor looked in good spirits, as he opted for a very casual and comfortable look.

EXCLUSIVE : The one-bed apartment from the hit BBC series The Detectors is up for auction for £200,000, prompting superfans to join together to purchase the iconic Suffolk home. The empty first-floor apartment in all three of the cult series, which follows Andy Crook, 52, and Lance played by Harry Potter actor Toby Jones, 57, was advertised as 'light and airy.'

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The iconic yellow sports car from actor Mackenzie Crook's Detectorists TV series is up for auction for just £3,500. All of the participants from the BAFTA award winning show have signed the Triumph TR7, which was piloted by Toby Jones in the BBC comedy. The 1977 sports car appeared in all three of the show's movies, including Andy Crook, 51, and Lance Crook, 56, played by Harry Potter actor Toby Jones, 56.

Mackenzie Crook, actor Mackenzie Crook's 62-year-old sister-in-law (left, top right), was reported missing from her house in Walberton, West Sussex, on February 14. The body of Laurel Aldridge (bottom right) was discovered 11 days later and has now been identified, according to Sussex Police. Ms Aldridge's sister, Lindsay (right, main picture) led a massive search to find Ms Aldridge, who was described as a "genuine, creative, and deeply sympathetic person" who taught us all the meanings of empathy, dependability, and love.'

A body was discovered after an 11-day hunt for Laurel Aldridge (left), 62, who went missing from her house on February 14. Mackenzie Crook (inset) argued for the public's help in finding Ms Aldridge, who missed a chemotherapy appointment the day before her disappearance. Ms Aldridge was last seen on February 14 at Slindon Cricket Club, about two-and-a-half miles away from her home in Walberton, West Sussex, and she was last seen on February 14.

Laurel Aldridge (right), 62, was reported missing from her home in Walberton, West Sussex's Arundel district, last Tuesday. Mackenzie Crook (left), who is best known for her work in The Office, Pirates Of The Caribbean, and Worzel Gummidge, has urged the public to keep an eye on her in the West Sussex area since her disappearance. 'She skipped her fifth chemo session last Tuesday, and we suspect that caused some sort of crisis in her and she has gone off for a long walk somewhere,' he said today.'

New photos of actor Mackenzie Crook's'very missing' missing sister-in-law who has not been seen in six days since not turning up to a chemotherapy session have surfaced, according to police. Laurel Aldridge, 62, was reported missing from her Walberton home last Tuesday in the Arundel area of West Sussex, and police now suspect she may have crossed busy roads since she vanished.

Mackenzie Crook (right) said the family was "obviously worried" about his sister-in-law, Laurel Aldridge's disappearance (right). Crook said his sister-in-law is'very vulnerable, and we're assuming she's having some sort of disaster.' Laurel Aldridge, who has been missing from the Walberton area, near Arundel, since Tuesday, has been 'increasingly worried,' according to Sussex Police. Ms Aldridge, 62, may have travelled as far north as Bignor Hill, according to the police.

The family was 'obviously concerned,' the British actor, who is also known for his roles in Pirates Of The Caribbean and Worzel Gummidge said. Laurel Aldridge, who has been missing from the Walberton area, near Arundel, since Tuesday, has been reported as 'increasingly worried.' Ms Aldridge, 62, may have travelled as far north as Bignor Hill, according to the police. Crook said that the disappearance of his sister-in-law, who is undergoing chemotherapy, was "very out of character."

Anneka Rice played an impromptu game of Guess Who? After builders mistook her for a mystery celebrity, she met with her followers on Wednesday. The TV presenter, 64, posted the parody on Twitter when she begged followers to help figure out who the workmen suspected she was. Anneka joked that the guys must suspect she's Mackenzie Crook after one of her relatives said she loved her on that show with the metal detector,' based on the questions.'

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The issue with Christmas is that it all comes at once. All those gifts and meals were turned into a mammoth binge. Long after you've had enough, if you'd much rather spread it out a little, you're obliged to keep going. And that includes the telly. I'm sure that's true. On the assumption that more is better, Christmas television specials are always too long. On the day itself, Santa gave Call The Midwife an hour-and-a-half, another 90 minutes of Doc Martin, and a full hour of EastEnders, which is certainly goes against the original order. With Detectorists (BBC2), writer and director Mackenzie Crook's hymn to the English countryside, the excess continued. This charming portrayal of an awkward male relationship as a series of half-hour episodes was absolutely delightful, but the main run ended five years ago.

Following England's 3-0 victory over Wales, social media commentators joked that Welsh, along with Scottish, would now support England's next World Cup opponent, Senegal, as the campaign progresses. One meme (top right) displayed a picture from the UK sitcom The Office, with actor Ricky Gervais and Mackenzie Crook wearing the Welsh team bucket hat, but the tag read: "Get the Senegal flag" instead. In a similar vein, another football fan posted a video (bottom middle) of Fifa President Giovanni Vincenzo Infantino, joking that Scottish and Welsh supporters will be feeling the same way this weekend. In the aftermath of the game, Welsh football fans bore the brunt of the friendly jing. It was the first time Wales had qualified for a World Cup in 64 years since their last tournament, 1958, when they advanced to the quarter finals.