Rachael Stirling
| Born | May 30, 1977 |
| Hometown | St Marylebone, London, England |
| Height | 5'9" (1.74m) |
| Spouse | Guy Garvey |
| Children | Jack Stirling Garvey |
| Parents | Diana Rigg, Archie Stirling |
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- The Royal Court Theatre has unveiled the full cast and creative team for “Giant,” a new play by Mark Rosenblatt exploring a pivotal moment in Roald Dahl’s career, directed by Nicholas Hytner. Tony and Golden Globe winner John Lithgow will take on the role of Roald Dahl, as previously announced, joined by Olivier Award winner …
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You can’t accuse Mike Bartlett of running shy from genre. At the Old Vic, you can see his new play The 47th, which imagines the 2024 American presidential campaign by borrowing freely from Shakespearean blank verse, the same trick he used in King Charles III, his biggest success to date. His 2009 play Cock, currently playing at the Ambassadors, is a scabrous sexual comedy that nods to David Mamet. And now, at the Lyric, Hammersmith, comes Scandaltown, a boisterous new social satire in the pitile
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Hollington Drive, episode 2, review: let’s play designer kitchen Cluedo, as this thriller heats up
Bang goes my theory. My guess after the opening episode of Hollington Drive (ITV) was that 10-year-old Alex hadn’t gone missing in the woods at all. He was just lost somewhere in Anna Maxwell Martin’s spacious kitchen. Just when everyone had given up hope, she’d suddenly find him curled up asleep in her KitchenAid's mixing bowl or hiding behind her collection of River Café cookbooks.
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Nobody does suppressed fury quite like Anna Maxwell Martin, an actress who looks as if she wants to kill everyone. She deployed this to brilliant comic effect in Motherland and now she’s doing it for chills in Hollington Drive. It’s the kind of domestic thriller that ITV churns out by the dozen, but casting Maxwell Martin is a smart move because she’s such a good actress that she elevates the material.
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Hollington Drive: the latest of TV's distracting obsession with designer-kitchen sink dramas
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Time for a confession: I had never seen Grantchester (ITV). From what I’d gleaned it seemed to be a hodge-podge of bits from other shows: a crime-solving clergyman, a 1950s period setting and a plain-speaking Robson Green, to name but three. Yet the fact it is back for a sixth series, and has proved to be a wildly popular international hit - sold to 162 countries - means it must have something going for it, so I settled down to my first episode.
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Diana Rigg's Death Has Fans Remembering Olenna Tyrell's Dying Words on 'Game of Thrones' in a Whole New Light
"Tell Cersei. I want her to know it was me." As she uttered these words, Lady Olenna Tyrell braced for death — but not, of course, before getting in the last word. Lady Olenna Tyrell, played with icy bravado by Diana Rigg, died as she lived: cunning, fearless, and Cersei Lannister's worst nightmare. With the […]
