News about Stephen Campbell Moore

On Monday, Dominic Cooper and Stephen Campbell Moore cut laidback figures as they went for a walk in North London, 17 years after they appeared in The History Boys together. Dominic, 46, starred Stuart Dakin, the schoolboy leader, while Stephen, 46, starred in the 2006 film. Irwin wrestles with his sexuality as he prepares the boys for their Oxbridge entrance exams.

On ITVx, British writer Kathryn Flett discusses Frannie Langton's Confessions. It tells the tale of a Jamaican slave girl on a 19th-century sugar plantation who winds up serving in England. Sara Collins, a Costa First Novelist, is the book based on Sara Collins' 2019 Costa First Novel Award.

Since its initial stream release on ITVX last year, Frannie Langton's Confessions is on ITV. It is a period drama narrating how a Black woman in Georgian England falls in love with her mistresses before a murder. The four-part series follows accurately presented themes such that it is entirely plausible, but is it based on a true story? Find out by reading more.

Madame Marguerite Benham (Sophie Cookson) has been having an affair with her white mistress, Sara Collins, who has been adapted for the screen by Sara Collins from her 2019 book The former slave Frannie, played by Karla-Simone Spence (pictured left). As the story begins, she's accused of Madame and George's murders (Stephen Campbell Moore). The four-part drama weaves back and forth between the Benhams' mansion in 19th-century London, the Old Bailey (where Frannie is on trial), and the Jamaican plantation, where Frannie was enslaved - but it was all shot in Yorkshire. Some scenes were filmed in Bramham Park near Wetherby (pictured right), which has painted, plantation house-style wrought-iron stairs

They came to an end in television period drama The Confessions Of Frannie Langton as Marguerite and George Benham. Sophie Cookson and Stephen Campbell Moore, a married couple, proved that life does not necessarily imitate art as they strolled arm in arm through West London. Sophie, 32, and Stephen, 43, who have a three-year-old daughter, only looked at each other as they enjoyed a Valentine's Day embrace. 'They seemed to be completely smitten,' an onlooker said.'

On Wednesday, Vogue Williams stepped out for the press night for 2:22 A Ghost Story at the Criterion Theatre in London. The presenter appeared radiant on a red carpet in an animal print midi-press. The 36-year-old actress appeared on stage for the series, which stars Laura Whitmore in one of the lead roles alongside former Busted member Matt Willis.