HAYLEY ATWELL as CAROLINE MORTIMER
The Long Song (2018)
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HAYLEY ATWELL as CAROLINE MORTIMER
The Long Song (2018)

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Hayley Atwell in different time periods:
1130’s - Aliena of Shiring | The Pillars of the Earth (2010)
1774 - Lady Elizabeth Foster | The Duchess (2008)
1833 - Caroline Mortimer | The Long Song (2017)
1850 - 1880 (ish) - Ella’s Mother | Cinderella (2015)
1910’s - Margaret Schlegel | Howard’s End (2017)
Armchair Theatre: The Gong Game (ABC, 1965)
"We're never afraid to aquire the one thing that really counts, are we."
"Oh, money, you mean?"
"No, no, no. No, money isn't important. Some of the finest men I've ever met were, um... were quite poor."
"What is important then?"
"Character."
"You didn't come all this way to talk about that, did you?"
Hayley Atwell as Caroline Mortimer and Jack Lowden as Robert Goodwin in The Long Song, premiering December 18th on BBC One.
Space 1999
The Last Enemy (1976)

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Hayley's performance in BBC new novel adaptation 'The Long Song'. 😱😭
Review: The Hireling
[Originally published in Movietone News 30, March 1974]
I first saw The Hirelinglast summer, during a week full of events filmic and otherwise. Shortly thereafter, the chief impressions I carried with me were the sight of Sarah Miles near-deathly white, a strained smile on her face and wet rosy bruises beneath her eyes, and the feeling of having watched some schematic playing-out of the old…
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