More new stills for Netflix’s The Midnight Sky have been released. I have added the ones with Felicity Jones to the gallery.

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Director George Clooney not only insisted that the actress remain as the film’s marooned astronaut Sully, he worked the pregnancy into the script.

Back in 2017, Felicity Jones was preparing to star as Ruth Bader Ginsburg in the film On the Basis of Sex when she flew to Washington for some one-on-one time with the iconic Supreme Court justice, visiting her office and even the most intimate nook of her home.

“I remember her showing me her collection of gloves and collars in her wardrobe,” Jones says. “She was extraordinarily open with me in terms of sharing old photographs and very candid about her experiences, which was obviously very helpful in playing her.”

Jones, who became a first-time mother around the same time that Ginsburg passed away in September, now clings to the memory of their shared time together, keeping a picture of the legal trailblazer in her study.

With her latest film, The Midnight Sky, the British actress has pulled off something trailblazing herself — shooting the George Clooney-directed sci-fi film while pregnant. For decades in Hollywood, a baby bump typically meant getting bumped from a film. But Clooney not only insisted that the Oscar-nominated actress remain as the film’s marooned astronaut, Sully, he worked the pregnancy into the postapocalyptic script. Jones hopped on a Zoom call to discuss the film, which Netflix bows on Dec. 23, on shooting stunts while with child, fighting for pay parity and the future of Jyn Erso in the Star Wars universe.

Netflix’s new George Clooney-directed, post-apocalyptic sci-fi has a trailer and it looks like Earth is in a pretty bad way.

Adapted from Lily Brooks-Dalton’s novel Good Morning, Midnight by The Revenant writer Mark L. Smith, the film follows a well-bearded Clooney as Augustine, a lone scientist in the Arctic who is attempting to stop a group of astronauts from returning to Earth after a mission. Why? A global disaster has happened and the conditions on Earth seem to be unstable. But no one seems to be able to make contact.

The film also stars Felicity Jones, David Oyelowo, Kyle Chandler, Demián Bichir, and Tiffany Boone.

The Midnight Sky lands on Netflix Dec. 23.

We take a look back at our cover story starring Jones and reflect on her memories of Ruth Bader Ginsburg

In the wake of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passing, Jason Binn and DuJour Media took a look back at our 2018 winter cover story that truly celebrated the legend. Throughout the process of becoming RBG for her role in the 2018 film, On the Basis of Sex, actress Felicity Jones told DuJour during our winter cover shoot that she realized how the two women were alike in more ways than one. “I found many similarities in the way that I was always rather shy growing up as a young girl. I think for both of us, when we put our mind to something, we are both incredibly focused and can be very single-minded. We don’t like a lot of fuss. I’d say we’re very straightforward and diligent, and I constantly found moments where she’s giving me such reassurance in my own life. Just seeing the way she behaved and her silent strengths are something I constantly come back to and find empowering in my own life,” Jones said.

Throughout the shoot, Jones gushed about RBG’s stylish legacy, along with her inspirational career. And the pressure of portraying such an icon was not lost on the actress. “I knew I had a hell of a lot of research in front of me and that I wanted to do justice to the justice, so I started off reading everything I could about her, looking at every single piece of footage of her, and really getting into the mind-set of her; that was my objective.”

Preparing to transform herself into Notorious RBG, the beloved nickname that 85-year-old Ginsburg earned in her later years, required a method to the madness for Jones. “I usually have quite an academic approach when I start off; I really try to become an expert on that person,” she said. “It was an enormous help when I met her and spent time with her and really felt her incredible humanity. She’s someone who is very private and has an innate shyness, so it was a real gift that she invited Armie Hammer [who plays her husband, Marty, in the film] and I into her home and gave us access so that we could do the best job possible of understanding her.”

In honor of her starring role in On the Basis of Sex and her 2018 DuJour cover story, Jones spent an evening celebrating with DuJour publisher Jason Binn at Manhattan’s Catch Roof NYC. The Oscar-nominated actress wore an effortless white tea-length gown and silver heels and offered interviews to Extra, Daily Mail and more. [Source]

Some official stills for Netflix’s The Midnight Sky have been released, so, you can go to the gallery to take a first look at the upcoming apocalyptic sci-fi drama from director George Clooney.

The Midnight Sky is set to premiere on Netflix this December.

I have added some new photoshoots of Felicity Jones from 2019. You can go to the gallery and take a look to the photos.

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Felicity Jones has given birth to her first child. Representatives for Jones have yet to comment on the news.

The child is her first with her director husband Charles Guard, whom she wed in 2018.

Jessica Swale has been tapped to rewrite the script for Universal Pictures’ Swan Lake, based on the ballet by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. An earlier version of the script was written by Kristina Lauren Anderson.

Felicity Jones is attached to star. Todd Lieberman and David Hoberman of Mandeville Films will produce. Mandeville’s Alex Young will executive produce.

Senior Executive VP of Production Erik Baiers and Director of Development Lexi Barta will oversee the project on behalf of Universal.

Swale recently made her directorial debut on the World War II drama Summerland, which she also wrote. That film was released by IFC Films and Lionsgate on July 31 to great acclaim. She is currently working on an Nell Gwynn for Working Title, as well as Persuasion for Fox Searchlight, Longbourn  for StudioCanal. [Source]

John Boyega, Jodie Turner-Smith and Felicity Jones have joined the cast of the new film Borderland.

Boyega, Turner-Smith (Queen & Slim), Jones (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story) and Jack Reynor will star in the upcoming thriller, directed by the Guard Brothers (The Uninvited), Thomas and Charles Guard.

Jones will also serve as executive producer, with Rebecca Brown and Rocket Science to produce the film. Filming is expected to begin in the U.K. in early 2021.

Borderland follows Michael (Reynor), an Irish paramilitary whose pregnant wife is killed by an SAS sergeant named Tempest (Boyega) during a border ambush gone wrong. Michael joins a ruthless active service unit to hunt down Tempest and avenge his wife’s death.

The Guard Brothers co-wrote Borderland with Ronan Bennett (Top Boy). The film is inspired by the Steven S. Moysey book The Road to Balcombe Street.

“Borderland is a vengeance fueled chase movie, fusing some pulse ticking action with a powerful message for our times,” the Guard Brothers said in a statement. “We’re thrilled that the script, driven as much by character as it is by plot, has attracted such a first rate cast.”

The Guard Brothers released their first feature film, The Uninvited, in 2009. Boyega is known for playing Finn in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, while Reynor is known for the series Strange Angel and the film Midsommar. [Source]