Soon to premiere, ‘Julie‘ can be seen in September on selected theaters. See a sneak peek from the play:

 Projects > Theatre > 2018 – Julie > Trailer #2 (Sneak Peek)

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Hi everyone! We aren’t behind at all on uploading everything into our site (being sarcastic) but Vanessa has been hectic on the past few months while promoting MI6: Fallout. Here is part of our updates, now with caps and videos over our gallery and video archive.

 Captures > Interviews > 2018

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She may live in her sister’s shadow as Princess Margaret on Netflix’s The Crown, but Vanessa Kirby stands squarely in the spotlight in Mission: Impossible — Fallout.

In the Tom Cruise-starring franchise’s sixth film directed by Christopher McQuarrie, Kirby plays a pivotal role as a woman nicknamed the “White Widow,” whom Ethan Hunt (Cruise) and his CIA counterpart August Walker (Henry Cavill) must find in order to complete, well, a mission. But while Kirby was comfortable slipping into her slippery character’s skin, the stunts were another matter — especially when she had to go toe-to-toe with the notoriously stunt-happy Cruise.

Below, the actress talks joining the franchise in her first role after leaving The Crown and what fans can expect from the film.

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Why choose to join Mission: Impossible of all things post-The Crown?
VANESSA KIRBY: It’s mad, I know! Of all things after The Crown! It couldn’t be more different. We were filming the second season of The Crown and going to do some shooting days in London, and then moving on a Eurostar to film night shoots in Paris and then back to film The Crown. Really, it was nearly the death, the death of me.

I think it was because these movies in particular, if you look at the ensembles that have been in all of them over the years, you’ve got Philip Seymour Hoffman, Vanessa Redgrave, Thandie Newton, and Kristin Scott Thomas. You’ve just got all these amazing actors, and that was really exciting, to join the ensembles in that way. I hadn’t done a movie like this before, I haven’t really done stunts before, so it was hugely eye-opening.
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To promote MI6:Fall Out, Vanessa was featured in a few magazines! Here are scans, videos (and screencaps) and photoshoot for Vogue, Variety, Marie Claire and Shape magazines:

Magazine Scans > 2018 > August – Vogue UK

Photoshoots > 2018 > Set 010 for Vogue UK

Captures > Photoshoot > 2018 – Great British Summer for Vogue UK

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Magazine Scans > 2018 > August – Marie Claire UK

Photoshoots > 2018 > Set 011 for Variety

Magazine Scans > 2018 > July 18 – Variety

Magazine Scans > 2018 > July – Shape UK

On yesterday’s edition of The Observer Magazine an insert from The Guardian newspaper, Vanessa highlights the cover with a brand new photoshoot and interview:

Magazine Scans > 2018 > July 22 – The Observer (full scans coming soon)

Photoshoots > 2018 > Set 009 for The Observer

When I went to see Vanessa Kirby starring in Julie at the National Theatre, it turns out I picked “a really bad night. Oh God everything went wrong,” she says when we meet a few days later, in a café in Chelsea where she has just ordered scrambled eggs. In one climactic moment she has to kill a budgie on stage, but the blood capsule didn’t burst until well after she whizzed the fake bird up in the food processor. “That happened two nights in a row! But it was better than before, when we used to start the scene with a real budgie and then kill a fake one, because one night the real one started tweeting after the lights went down, when he was supposed to be dead. I was trying to shut him up. He was called Gordon. We had to get rid of Gordon. There have been letters to the theatre: ‘We need to know that Gordon has not been harmed.’”

Kirby is a 30-year-old actor from London, a galloping laugh a minute, and quite probably the future of British acting. You may know her as Princess Margaret from Netflix’s The Crown, a role she describes happily as “the gift that I was given”, and which turned what could have been a staid drama about duty and class into something much more delicious. She gave Margaret a youthful vulnerability – we saw the damns she had to give before she stopped giving any – and now, after two series and winning a Bafta, she is handing the role over to Helena Bonham Carter, who will play the older incarnation. And Kirby is gutted.
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