How do you relax during the interval? ‘If the scene went badly, I’ll have a nap. At our first rehearsal I wasn’t prepared in terms of character background - and she let me know it.’ By the end of filming, though, they’d become firm friends. ‘Moving from period was scary - but I love The Fall and Luther, so when I read this script it was just a “yes”.’ Her career highlight to date? Working with Vanessa Redgrave, her Go-Between co-star, is definitely up there. Now she’s out of the corsets and delivering the tension in BBC One’s mystery One Of Us, as emotionally conflicted medic Claire. Born in Scone in Scotland and now an east Londoner, Vanderham built her name in period pieces The Paradise (2012) and The Go-Between (2015), and on stage as Desdemona in the RSC’s Othello in 2015 and Lady Anne in Richard III this year. Every character they play is completely different.’ 'Who do you admire? ‘Helen Mirren and Meryl Streep. ‘I’d love to say that I had lots of Burberry and Vivienne Westwood, but my wardrobe’s mostly Topshop. The role saw her don miniskirts and platforms but in real life she’s lowermaintenance. Next, she appears in ITV’s 1960s crime drama, Endeavour. Off screen, she loves hanging out in Covent Garden and listening to jazz with friends.
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‘I didn’t go to drama school but I’ve worked since I was 11,’ (her first professional role was in a commercial for Netflix). Playing the flirtatious daughter of long-running characters Karen ( Spooks’ Hermione Norris) and David (Robert Bathurst), it’s the big break she’s been waiting for ever since an agent spotted her, dressed in a fat suit, in a school production of The Mikado. Meet Devon-born Ella Hunt, the ITV comedy’s 18-year-old star. With Cold Feet returning to screens this week, the old faces are back - but so are some (seriously talented) new ones. New West End Company BRANDPOST | PAID CONTENT.The Reverso One Duetto, recognisable for its thin case, offers women the option of a daytime watch with a silvered sunrayed guilloché dial on the front, and on the reverse, a second, more opulent, spangled lacquered dial in burgundy red or midnight blue. The Reverso Tribute Duoface Fagliano in pink gold in a limited edition of 100 pieces sports two separate dials – a blue sunray-brushed on the front and a silvered guilloché on the back – and comes with a two tones blue cordovan leather strap designed and handcrafted by Casa Fagliano. The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso models on show at Cowdray House included the Reverso Tribute Small Seconds, with a sumptuous burgundy-red dial adorned with a perfectly matched leather strap designed by Argentinian polo bootmaker Casa Fagliano. The case can be slid with a finger to reveal either a solid, easily customisable reverse side or a second dial. Reversible, just as the name suggests, it soon became an icon far beyond the Swiss borders. For almost nine decades, the Reverso has kept the elegant, geometric lines and exquisite materials of Art Deco styling at its heart.
The first ever Reverso watch was patented in 1931.
The iconic Reverso watch design was first conceived in the 1930s when a British officer stationed in India issued a challenge to shield his watch dial during often animated polo matches. A glamorous morning of polo at the Great Trippetts Farm in West Sussex was followed by an elegant lunch at Cowdray House, a palatial 13th century Tudor manor house, in the company of actress Gabriella Wilde, who appeared in the British historical period drama Poldark between 20 and will also appear in upcoming film Wonder Woman 1984. The event brought to life the heritage of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso. A longstanding friend of Jaeger-LeCoultre, Clare Milford Haven has won polo competitions in Europe, America, India and South Africa and is captain of the Jaeger-LeCoultre polo team. Guests of Jaeger-LeCoultre enjoyed a polo experience this May in the company of Clare Mountbatten, Marchioness of Milford Haven.
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