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Daisy Edgar-Jones puts on leggy display after jetting into Ireland for movie premiere

The 24-year-old told us she was delighted to be back in Ireland to escape the hot London weather and considered it a second home

Irish Mirror

Questions linger over 'Where the Crawdads Sing' author as film adaptation is released

Resurfaced news about author Delia Owen may overshadow the film adaptation of Where The Crawdads Sing, her bestselling 2018 novel about a young woman raised in the marshes of North Carolina

WEKU

"Crawdads Sing" is spoon-fed melodrama

Delia Owen's novel is crammed into this sluggish account of The Marsh Girl (Daisy Edgar-Jones) accused of murder

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'Crawdads,' 'Persuasion': Movies to see (or skip) this weekend

A Carolina drama, a shell with shoes and a Jane Austen adaptation are among the week's new movies.

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‘Where the Crawdads Sing’: Arrest draws a recluse out of her wetlands isolation in uneven but well-acted period piece

Daisy Edgar-Jones’ performance and the gorgeous imagery redeem a book adaptation that’s uneven and sometimes implausible.

Chicago Sun-Times

The hottest movies this summer from Brad Pitt's Bullet Train to Where the Crawdads Sing

There will be a hot summer of Hollywood action with Brad Pitt starring in the thriller Bullet Train and bestselling novel Where The Crawdads Sing coming to the big screen

Daily Mirror

Movie review: 'Where the Crawdads Sing' a faithful if unfulfilling adaptation of bestselling novel

In 2018, retired zoologist Delia Owens, the author of the bestselling 1984 memoir “Cry of the Kalahari,” published her first novel at the age of 69. “Where the Crawdads Sing” is set on the North Carolina coast in the 1950s and ‘60s, threading romance and murder mystery through the life…

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Where the Crawdads Sing review – hit novel crashes on the big screen

The Reese Witherspoon-produced adaptation of the best-seller remains faithful to the fantasies of the book, for better and mostly for worse

The Guardian - US

‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ comes to life and to the screen

Reese Witherspoon was an early champion of “Where the Crawdads Sing,” a coming-of-age story, romance and courtroom drama about a young girl growing up alone in the marshes of costal North Carolina, and set out to make a feature film with the help of screenwriter Lucy Alibar and director Olivia…

The Independent UK

Where the Crawdads Sing star Daisy Edgar-Jones says it’s important to be ‘resilient’ as an actor

The Normal People star is gearing up for her second role adapted from a book in Reese Witherspoon’s produced Where the Crawdads Sing

Evening Standard

Daisy Edgar Jones says she "loves" her former co-star Paul Mescal's new look

The actress reckons Mescal can 'pull off anything'

Irish Mirror

Londoner’s Diary: Tom Holland’s dad Dom was offered ‘untold riches’ for TV show

Keeping Up with Spider-Man off the cards / Normal People star still feels ‘normal’ / Pagan parties / The PM’s penchant for a riddle / Peer criticises Kahlo exhibition

Evening Standard

Daisy Edgar-Jones recalls struggling to act hours after receiving Golden Globe nomination

‘Normal People’ star says she thought ‘maybe this is the end of my career’

The Independent UK

Sally Rooney novels reset expectations of Ireland, says TV director

Lenny Abrahamson says characters in the books and TV adaptations less encumbered than his own generation

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Paul Mescal talks working with Saoirse Ronan, Conversations with Friends and his new famous moustache

Mescal is a long way from Co Kildare after making his debut at the illustrious Cannes Film Festival along with some of the world's most famous faces

Evening Standard

Where the Crawdads Sing film: Full-length trailer for Reese Witherspoon adaptation is out

“I’m going to get out of here, one way or the other”

The Independent UK

Summer Preview: Daisy Edgar-Jones takes on 'Crawdads'

English actor Daisy Edgar-Jones stars this summer in the big screen adaptation of “Where the Crawdads Sing."

Dublin Live

Where are the Normal People cast now as Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal thrive in new film roles

The Sally Rooney adaptation hit screens in 2020 and has over 60 million streams - but what are the cast doing now?

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The Guardian - US

Under the Banner of Heaven review – ambitious but uneven true crime series

Andrew Garfield and Daisy Edgar-Jones shine in a mixed adaptation of Jon Krakauer’s 2003 book on a double murder by Mormon fundamentalists

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Under the Banner of Heaven’: Acting the main draw for series on shocking Utah murders

Hulu drama worth seeing for Andrew Garfield as a Mormon detective and Daisy Edgar-Jones as a family’s doomed newcomer.

Tribune News Service

What to stream: So many shows trying to beat Emmys deadline

Does it seem like there’s a lot of TV right now? More than normal? The spring of 2022 has seen a deluge of new television series, and this flood is only increasing over the next month. There’s a reason that it’s felt especially hectic now, which is a little something…

Daily Mirror

Hollywood goes crazy for Daisy Edgar-Jones as Brit hits the big time

Actor turned director Reese Witherspoon was blown away by North Londoner Daisy Edgar-Jones, calling her “a once-in-a-lifetime talent” as the Normal People star goes Stateside

The Guardian - UK

Going for gold: where to stream the 2022 Oscar contenders

In the run-up to Sunday’s awards ceremony, here are the films, shorts and documentaries tipped for a statuette – most of which can be found online

The Guardian - UK

Give us credits: why do so many films now take 40 minutes to start?

The titles often don’t come up till well into the movie on screen – sometimes it’s a device to flag structural oddness ahead

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