Brace yourselves for a new set of gorgeous photo’s guys! Along with a new article (thanks to Sarika for the link), the Daily Mail have included some exclusive new pictures, which have been added to the gallery.

Natalie Dormer takes one look at our spartan little interview office and says playfully, ‘Shall we draw lots for the comfy chair?’ So already I’m won over by this baby-faced brunette, an avid poker player who could be said to have enjoyed more than her fair share of luck so far in the great gamble of an acting career.
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Another new article has been added to the press archive. In this interview Natalie talks about her fashion choices and talks a little bit about her costumes in Miss Marple which I can’t wait to see.

Natalie Dormer is the lusty and wilful Anne Boleyn, second wife of Henry VIII, in the CBC/Showtime series The Tudors. But she is a designer bag virgin. Dormer, who was born in Reading, England, and lives in London, is in T.O. for a press tour and we meet in the handbag department at Holt Renfrew on Bloor St. She is carrying a smart yellow tote. “It’s just a cheapie,” she says dismissively. “I liked the colour.”
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DVD captures from 2.02 have been added to the gallery. Ah I miss the episodes where Henry loved Anne, anyway enjoy the caps, more on the way soon!

On October 20th, Natalie appeared on the Alan Titchmarsh show, looking fabulous whilst doing so. Thanks to Ana for sending the link to the video =). Natalie is great in the interview, although I wish these people interviewing her would choose some new questions, I think we could do a better job =P. Looking forward to seeing her in 50′s attire for Miss Marple. Video clips and screen captures have been uploaded. Enjoy!

Hey guys,
I just came across this cute podcast Natalie did with Judith Klassen for MovieEntertainment.ca. Its great to listen too, Natalie talks about the obvious Tudor things but also talks a tiny bit about FenceWalker and her character, who is called Yasnie, not sure if that’s the correct spelling but it sounds very interesting! Click below to listen.