at the
premiere of 'Turtle the Incredible Journey'
Seaworld, San Diego, 21st June 2011
Chelsea
Flower Show, 24th May 2011
BAFTA 2011
Film Awards, London, 13th Feb 2011
Latest Film Made
in Dagenham as Barbara Castle
SITE UPDATED 23rd
September 2011
SITE
NEWS - added news of 'Parades End'
Parade's
End Miranda is currently filming a new TV series for
BBC2/HBO called 'Parades End'. This
five-part series also stars Rupert Everett, Benedict
Cumberbatch, Rebecca Hall and Anne-Marie Duff. Based on a
series of 4 novels by Ford Madox Ford it is adapted by
Tom Stoppard for TV. The series is a historical drama,
set between the last years of the Edwardian era and the
end of the first World War, and centres on a British
politician and his political and romantic affairs.
World
Without End Miranda has been cast in this new TV series,
which is a sequel to Ken Follett's 'Pillars of
the Earth'.
Set in England 200 years after the events in Pillars,
World chronicles tough times for
ordinary citizens who are being hit with enormous taxes
by the King, the Church as England teeters on the brink
of a devastating 100-year war with France, and Europe is
bracing for a terrible plague, which will wipe out a
third of the continent's population. Miranda will play
the strong and determined Mother Cecilia.
Filming on the miniseries will take five months. It
begins July 11 in Hungary, where the producers created a
12,000-square-meter backlot and built a whole medieval
town and bridges, with additional location shoots in
Slovakia and Austria. No screening date has been
mentioned yet.
An official website has been launched at http://www.world-without-end.tv/
A
Place of Only Sky Miranda has been cast in this new movie which is
set to be filmed in South Africa. The film is the story
of the Aboke kidnappings in Uganda in 1996.
Recent
work: - The History of Titus Groan This BBC Radio 4 series was broadcast as the
Sunday Classic Serial. It started on July 10th and ran
for 6 episodes. Miranda played the role of Gertrude.
Turtle
the Incredible Journey This film, which Miranda narrates, has been
premiered in the USA at SeaWorld, San Diego. Miranda has
been promoting the film, attending the premiere, and
assisting in returning a turtle recovered from injuries
to the ocean. Pictures are in the gallery.
International
Womens Day 2011 March 8th 2011 was the 100th anniversary of
International Women's Day. ActionAid UK filmed a promo
film, featuring a number of celebrities, including
Miranda to highlight the event. Called 'Getting Lippy',
It can be viewed below :-
Miranda
supports 'Not In My Cuppa' campaign
Miranda has lent her support to the WSPA "Not in my
Cuppa" campaign to stop factory milk from battery
cows ending up in the nations favourite drink.
Miranda, who played the role of government minister
Barbara Castle in the film 'Made in Dagenham',
about women battling for equal pay in the 1960s, feels
strongly that intensive dairy farming is the wrong way
forward for the UK.
Miranda says This goes against everything that has
been fought for and won in terms of quality of existence,
whether animal or human. It is cruel and unnatural and
there are always, always consequences - not least for the
planet.
She joins a number of famous voices including Jenny
Seagrove and Andrew Sachs who have been speaking out on
behalf of the World Society for the Protection of
Animals campaign against allowing plans for the
UKs first mega-dairy in Nocton, Lincolnshire to go
ahead
"Not in my Cuppa" is warning that giant
mega-dairies are rife with potentially damaging
consequences for animal welfare, the environment, our
countryside and our farmers.
Public support is needed to stop this planning
application. If you want to follow in the Mirandas
footsteps visit www.notinmycuppa.com/takepart to join in.
BAFTA
nomination Miranda was nominated for the Best Supporting
Actress award for the 2011 BAFTA Film awards for her role
as Barbara Castle in Made In Dagenham.
Made in Dagenham has itself been nominated in
the Outstanding British Film category. The awards were
presented on Sunday February 13th 2011. Miranda lost out
to Helena Bonham Carter for The Kings Speech,
and The Kings Speech won the Outstanding
British Film.
TELEPATHY This film seems to have hit trouble, and there
are rumours that Cillian Murphy has dropped from the
cast, and it may no longer be a going concern. Miranda
was originally cast in this science fiction film,
together with Sam Neill, Cillian Murphy and Natalie
Press. It tells the story of Josef and Viktor Zalenski,
estranged identical twin brothers who are chosen by the
Russian government as the subjects of a top-secret
experiment to test the powers of telepathy as a viable
form of communication between earth and outer space
Map contains visitors from
1st July 2010
Welcome to Miranda Online
- the Miranda Richardson Appreciation Page. Miranda has
been a well-respected and admired actress since her debut
movie performance in 'Dance With a Stranger' in 1985.
Since then she has worked in a variety of movie,
television and stage roles, using her skill to always
immerse herself in the character she is playing to make
it totally believable. Working in many different genres;
comedy, drama, fantasy, historical, and straight voice
work, she is impossible to typecast. High profile roles
such as Mme Giry in 'Phantom of the Opera', Vanessa Bell
in 'The Hours', Lady van Tassel in 'Sleepy Hollow' and
Queenie in the ever popular 'Blackadder' have brought her
widespread recognition. But she also excels in smaller
roles, has appeared in many independent films, in films
made in countries with smaller movie industries such as
Canada and Australia, in radio productions, and uses her
versatile voice in a number of audio books, including the
popular 'Horrid Henry' series.
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