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Boxing, prison and trauma - Peter McDonagh on fighting for his life.
As the former champion boxer Peter McDonagh releases his autobiography, Irish Blood & Grit, he speaks how the sport both saved him and was a form of self-harm after a troubled childhood.
Former boxer turned author Peter McDonagh picture at his Surrey home.
12/05/2023
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Boxing, prison and trauma - Peter McDonagh on fighting for his life.
As the former champion boxer Peter McDonagh releases his autobiography, Irish Blood & Grit, he speaks how the sport both saved him and was a form of self-harm after a troubled childhood.
Former boxer turned author Peter McDonagh picture at his Surrey home.
12/05/2023
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Boxing, prison and trauma - Peter McDonagh on fighting for his life.
As the former champion boxer Peter McDonagh releases his autobiography, Irish Blood & Grit, he speaks how the sport both saved him and was a form of self-harm after a troubled childhood.
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12/05/2023
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DUKAS_157351978_EYE
Boxing, prison and trauma - Peter McDonagh on fighting for his life.
As the former champion boxer Peter McDonagh releases his autobiography, Irish Blood & Grit, he speaks how the sport both saved him and was a form of self-harm after a troubled childhood.
Former boxer turned author Peter McDonagh picture at his Surrey home.
12/05/2023
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
Lucy Boynton pictured at SoHo Hotel, Soho, UK.
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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DUKAS_156414053_EYE
Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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DUKAS_156414085_EYE
Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Chevalier's Lucy Boynton: 'women's stories do not only fuel male narratives'
The actor tells Elizabeth Aubrey about playing flawed women and why her new period biopic Chevalier feels alarmingly current.
British actor Lucy Boynton who depicts Marie Antoinette in the film Chevalier, is no stranger to time travel having hopped back to the 19th century for her screen debut aged 12 playing a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, the early 20th in Hugh Laurie's riotous Agatha Christie adaptation Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, the swinging sixties in ITV's remake of The Ipcress File and the 70s in Oscar winning film Bohemian Rhapsody
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Obsession's Richard Armitage: "I thought I'd never have to take my shirt off again on TV. Now it's all off"
When he turned 50 during the pandemic, Richard Armitage, who has played his fair share of hunks, emailed his agent in relief. "I was like, 'Thank God I never have to take my shirt off again.' Then I was sent this script and I'm like, 'Oh, you want all of it off now. Okay.'"
The script was for Obsession, Netflix's steamy new four-part drama about a married man who has an illicit affair with his son's girlfriend.
The actor talks about his role in NetflixÕs steamy new drama, intimacy coordinators and putting female stereotypes in the bin.
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Daisy May Cooper: 'I wonder now - would I have done OnlyFans?'
Ahead of her starring role in hot new BBC drama Rain Dogs, Bafta award-winning actress Daisy May Cooper tells about scars from her childhood, why she auditioned to be a stripper and quitting social media.
British actor and author, Daisy May Cooper, pictured in a central London office.
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