Olivia Colman shares a giggle with onscreen husband David Thewlis as she transforms into killer Susan Edwards for new Sky drama Landscapers
The Oscar-winning actress, 47, was seen sharing a giggle with onscreen husband David Thewlis, 58, as they shot scenes for the upcoming series
Olivia transformed into into killer Susan, who became notorious in 2014 after she was convicted of murdering her parents, while David is starring as Susan s husband and accomplice Christopher
The two stars were seen filming market stall scenes in Harlow, Essex, on Thursday in the Sky drama series written by Olivia s husband Ed Sinclair
Susan and Christopher Edwards were jailed for life after shooting her parents in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, in 1998 and burying them in the garden
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Oh Prince Philip ⦠For decades and decades during his career as a working royal, the Greek-born Prince who married a future Queen managed to regularly hit the headlines for putting his (bespoke shod) foot firmly in his mouth. With the sort of regularity that must have perturbed even his long-suffering wife, the Duke of Edinburgh s blazing lack of tact was an enduring feature of his life as a working royal. While his love for Queen Elizabeth has never been called into question, his apparent ambivalence toward public life (and the great unwashed masses) was reflected in decades of decidedly un-PC quips, witticisms and asides, often uttered during official events and tours.