Summer is coming to an end. It’s getting colder. The nights are drawing in (as my dad loves to say). But – it means that there’s so much great TV coming to your teleboxes and brilliant movies hitting the big screen. At the end of the week Downton will be making its film debut. I’m also excited to see the legendary Awkwafina (of…
I had a ticket to Glastonbury and didn’t buy the rest of it. I was in Costa Rica and it completely slipped my mind (I blame the organisers for not reminding me – middle-class problems at its finest). But I also blame myself. And have to take responsibility because I think, deep down, this year it wasn’t for me. My mum and sister didn’t…
Recently I watched Someone Great and Wine Country on Netflix. I also saw Booksmart at the cinema. WG featured the likes of Maya Rudolph, Amy Poehler and Tina Fey. Big names. Fantastic women. Excellent comediennes. And yet – I felt that the film didn’t quite reach its potential. Sure, there were funny bits – of course there were. Someone falls off a piano…
For the past four years, my best friends from home and I have been putting money into a bank account to save up for our big birthday holiday together. Two weeks ago, we got back from Costa Rica. On the flight to San Jose I watched The Kindergarten Teacher, Can You Ever Forgive Me? and Juliet, Naked. I wasn’t that phased by…
I’ve made a podcast and it’s live! You can now listen to The Screenster Podcast here. Each week, I will be talking to my guests about their careers, the highs and lows of the business and what they’re watching on their screens. As an actress, I’ve always been frustrated by the lack of attention on how difficult the industry can be and the…
This past month, I’ve got myself into a tizz and I’ve tried to combat that through the medium of reality television. It didn’t happen intentionally. My sister had an operation and while she was recovering on the sofa, I would often notice her streaming the dreaded Hayu app. I’d get glimpses over my shoulder – an argument here, a slanging match there. And I’d tut…
Acting Work
I have worked on the screen, in theatre and on the radio. I have done shows for the BBC, performed on various stages around London and recorded stage plays for Audible. I trained at Drama Centre where I was awarded a scholarship for my place on the course. Click through to the Acting Work section to read more!
Me, Myself & I
I’m Georgie, a trained actress who is passionate about the GOOD shows on your screens. No reality rubbish, no documentaries. Just good shows that entertain, make you laugh, keep you company and prove that there are still lots of jobs out there for actors!
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