14 Friday, August 4, 2017

@TheRock Really appreciate my Mandarin language teacher’s patience for our @Apple spot. She said I’m a natural. I think that’s good.?

New York licia Vikander says she hopes to become a mother someday as she always wanted a family of herA own. The 28-year-old Oscar-winning actress says whenever she would embrace motherhood, it would be the best experience of her life, Los Angeles reports Elle magazine. ctor Jim Parsons finds the “I don’t even have children, making of "Big Bang Theory" and its the wonder of my spin-off to be "very moving". world. I’ve always wanted AThe 44-year-old actor, who stars kids. I’ve never been as the socially awkward Sheldon pregnant, but I hope to Cooper on the popular sitcom, have a family one day. serves as the executive producer “Its both the and narrator on "Young Sheldon" expectation and knowing and says that making the prequel that it should be the greatest series about his character has been experience of my life - and an emotional experience for him, suddenly from one day to reports femalefirst.co.uk. another, its a reality; its Speaking at the 2017 TCA a new chapter of your Summer Press Tour, Parsons said: life,” says Vikander. "It was very moving to me to see (PTI) this machine take off that's related to all that. I never felt, in the 10 years that we worked on the show, that we... I can't talk! You don't think you're putting together these kinds of things that will add up to something like the prequel." Executive producer Chuck Lorre, who created "The Big Bang Theory" alongside Bill Prady, is also enthusiastic about the concept. (IANS) Hayley Atwell joins Christopher Robin Los Angeles ctress Hayley Atwell has reportedly joined the cast of Disney’s Winnie The Pooh live- action movie, “Christopher Robin”. AThe 35-year-old actress will star in the project alongside Ewan McGregor and play Christopher Robin’s wife, reported Variety. Meghan Markle The movie, which is being directed by Marc Forster, is centred on Christopher Robin as a grown-up, who has lost his imagination and is too focused on work to have fun with his family until Pooh Bear surprisingly re-enters his life. August 4, 1981 Christopher Robin’s character was created by late English author A.A. Milne and featured in his two books “Winnie- Model and actress who was introduced to televi- the- Pooh” from 1926 and “The House at Pooh Corner” from sion audiences as Rachel Zane on USA’s Suits in 1928 – inspired by his own son and his beloved teddy bear – with both tomes focusing on the boy’s adventures with 2011 after holding case #24 on the game show talking bear Pooh and the other animals of the Hundred Deal or No Deal. Acre Wood. (PTI)