It's difficult to think of anyone other than Meryl Streep, Amanda Seyfried and Dominic Cooper in the parts of Mamma Mia! 's ...

The high fantasy HBO series, based on novels by George RR Martin , follows (now infamously) the conflicting political ...

Who's in the Royal Box at Wimbledon? Ellie Goulding, Sir Cliff Richard and Sir Stephen Fry among famous names at Centre Court on day 11 - More stars take in the action at the All England Club as the t ...

Natalie Dormer is an actor known for playing fictional and historical women with towering legacies, including Anne Boleyn in The Tudors and now Anna Karenina at Chichester Festival Theatre. She ...

British actress Natalie Dormer (“The Tudors” and “Game of Thrones”) pays tribute to Dr. Audrey Evans in the new film “Audrey’s Children,” which was released in theaters on March 28th.

Natalie Dormer may be known for playing the charismatic and ambitious Margaery Tyrell in the fantasy juggernaut Game of Thrones, but her latest role, as the pioneering real-life doctor Audrey ...

British actress Natalie Dormer ("The Tudors" and "Game of Thrones") chatted about starring in the new film "Audrey's Children," which will be released in theaters on March 28th.

March 20 (UPI) --Game of Thrones and Elementary actress Natalie Dormer has signed on to play Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, in the new BritBox and ITV series, The Lady. How to Have Sex alum Mia ...

Game Of Thrones star Natalie Dormer is to star in a partly-fictionalised ITV drama about former royal aide and convicted murderer Jane Andrews. The Lady charts the rise and fall of Andrews, played ...

Natalie Dormer to star in ITV drama about former royal aide convicted of murder The four-part series about convicted killer Jane Andrews comes from the producers of Netflix series The Crown.

Natalie Dormer stars as Dr. Audrey Evans in powerful and heartfelt new film 'Audrey's Children'.

Natalie Dormer is best known for two indelible dark fantasies, “Hunger Games” and “Game of Thrones,” but now she mines real life horror for the very contemporary “The Wasp.” ...