Milly attended the Louis Vuitton’s 200 Trunks, 200 Visionaries The Exhibition yesterday. Click on the gallery links below to see all new photos.
Milly attended the HBO Original Drama Series House Of The Dragon World Premiere yesterday. Click on the gallery link below to see all new photos.
I added 4 new photos to the gallery of Milly in the Summer 2022 issue of Wonderland Magazine. Click on the gallery link below to see all photos in full size.
Milly attended Comic Con 2022 yesterday. Click on the gallery link below to see all new photos.
I added a new photoshoot to the gallery taken by Isaac Brown in 2020. Click on the gallery link to see all new photos.
I added a new photoshoot to the gallery taken by Damian Bennett in 2019. Click on the galelry link to see all new photos.
The age of the Targaryens will soon be upon us.
HBO previously promised a 2022 premiere for Game of Thrones prequel series House of the Dragon, which finished filming in London earlier this year. And now it has zeroed in on August 21 for the highly anticipated show’s premiere date.
Not only that, but the news comes with fresh photos from House of the Dragon.
The new series takes place 200 years before the events of the Emmy-winning Game of Thrones and will chronicle the heyday of the Targaryen empire in Westeros. More specifically, House of the Dragon is poised to adapt the events leading up to and surrounding the Dance of the Dragons, which is the name given to a devastating civil war that broke out amongst the Targaryens over succession of the Iron Throne.
On top of a teaser trailer, fans of Thrones have already seen images of some of the story’s main players: Princess Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy), the dragon-riding first-born child of the current ruler, King Viserys (Paddy Considine); Rhaenyra’s uncle Prince Daemon (Matt Smith); Hand of the King Otto Hightower (Rhys Ifans) and his daughter Alicent (Olivia Cooke); and Lord Corlys Velaryon (Steve Toussaint), a.k.a. the Sea Snake, the most famed nautical adventurer in the history of Westeros.
The new batch of photos shows off different looks for these principal figures.
Milly Alcock and Emily Carey appear as younger versions of Rhaenyra and Alicent in ‘House of the Dragon.’
Credit: Ollie Upton/HBO
Star actor and writer Tim Minchin wasn’t sure a second season of Aussie hit Upright would work, until the main character convinced him ‘the layers’ were there.
Cameras have started rolling on the second season of the smash-hit Foxtel comedy drama Upright.
Award-winning actor, musician, comedian, actor and writer Tim Minchin and rising Aussie actor Milly Alcock – who has just wrapped filming on Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragons – reprise their roles as Lucky and Meg.
The misfit duo set off another uniquely Australian road trip – this time with their sights set for Far North Queensland.
Minchin was rapt his critically acclaimed comedy was given the green light for a second season but admits he was originally slightly sceptical at going again.
“I didn’t just want to do it because it’s a program to keep making,” he said.
“I only wanted to do it if we could think of a really fantastic adventure with all the emotional layers of the first one.”
Fortunately Minchin and the production team did come up with “something wicked again” and the eight-part second season will see multi-award winning actor and writer Mirrah Foulkes come on board as director for the second instalment.
“I am very happy to be returning to Queensland to direct the second season of Upright,” Foulkes said.
“It’s great to be involved in this wonderful local series and to be working with an exceptional Queensland crew, the glorious Milly Allcock and Tim Minchin and our passionate partners at Foxtel.”
The series will take viewers on a journey from Brisbane to the Far North, with the scenery and diverse landscapes providing the ultimate backdrop. Minchin said the other character in season 1 was the Outback.
“This time we’ll be filming in much greener climes, but we’re going to try and still really focus on how we shoot Australia and how we depict the landscape in its literal and metaphorical glory,” Minchin said.
“Upright season 1 was bathed in desolate atmosphere and it really helped the viewer understand the challenges (Lucky and Meg) were having. I think you can do the same thing down the river into the jungle.”
The hugely successful first season of Upright premiered to rave reviews in Australia and overseas and took out the key comedy categories at the 2020 AACTA Awards, winning Best Comedy Series, while Tim Minchin won Best Comedy Performer.
