Game of Thrones star Natalie Dormer will lend her voice to the audiobook version of Harry Potter: A History of Magic, the companion book to the British Library’s exhibition of the same name.
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What the end of ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’ means, according to the cast and director
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This post contains spoilers for the Amazon miniseries Picnic at Hanging Rock.
In all its iterations, Picnic at Hanging Rock has ended its mesmerizing mystery with purposefully ambiguous conclusions.
Set in 1900, it follows the story of three Australian schoolgirls who inexplicably vanish while on a field trip to the (real life) historic local landmark known as the Hanging Rock. While much of the plot revolves around figuring out what happened to them, it comes to nothing definite — inviting only more questions and speculation.
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Amazon’s ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’ is a haunting portrait of womanhood
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For a long time, reboots were the plague of an entertainment industry that refused to let original ideas and perspectives flourish. But Amazon’s reimagining of Peter Weir’s seminal 1979 film Picnic at Hanging Rock flies in the face of this presumption, reading instead like a reclaiming of the iconic touchstone that explores girlhood through women’s perspectives.
The six-part miniseries, while deferential to Weir, is more of a return to the original source material: The famous novel by Joan Lindsay set in 1900 Australia follows the unexplained disappearances of three ladies from a finishing school. Starring Game of Thrones‘ Natalie Dormer as the impenetrable headmistress of Appleyard College, it subsumes viewers in not only the surreal mystery of its story, but also the unreality of women’s lives during the Victorian era (and now). Read more…
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[This post contains spoilers for Season 6 and 7 of Game of Thrones]
After their characters’ inevitable demise, former Game of Thrones stars get to watch what happens to the loved ones left behind in Westeros — and most of the time, it isn’t very pretty.
In the case of Natalie Dormer, House Tyrell didn’t fair well after Margaery’s own untimely death in Season 6. And the magnetic actress couldn’t help but feel some kind of way about it, even a year after she parting ways with the character.
“I was a bit pissed off!” Dormer told Mashable when asked about the bloody fate of her fictional family in the newest season, during an interview promoting her upcoming Amazon series Picnic at the Hanging Rock. Read more…
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Ever since Game of Thrones, we’ve been waiting for the incredible actress behind Margaery Tyrell, Natalie Dormer, to find a new place to slay.
And it looks like she’s found it as one of the stars in the upcoming Amazon remake of Picnic at Hanging…