I just finished with the 2012 photos of Felicity Jones, (just need to add the photoshoots). You can go to the gallery and take a look and enjoy the old photos.

Hello there! I think I must share this with you all, because I am so happy with all the visitors that I have here.

I am writing this post because I was fired a few days ago. Due to the COVID-19 in Madrid (Spain), were I am living, my company is going to close for now until this crisis will be solved. We must stay at home at least 15 days (but I think, I am going to be here more time, sadly).The good new is that I am going to have a lot of time to do all the things that I want with the site (complete old photos, photoshoots, career…). But I have a bad new too, due to this, I don’t know if I can maintain the site. Without a job, I am not going to get any money and I need to pay host montly. I am going to try my best but I am not sure on how to solve this and it is going to depend of the situation in my country. As always, if you like this site and want to help this to keep online, please, feel free to go here to donate. Every little bit helps and will be used to maintain the site.

After being sad and depressed 2 days, I think it is time to work with the site to not think. So, I am going to try my best.

If you have questions, suggestions, comments… please, feel free to contact me.

Also, if you would like some photos or whatever to be uploaded first, please, let me know.

Thanks to everyone for supporting this site!

Nicky

It’s officially official: George Clooney has a new film coming out this year. Netflix took to Twitter to announce that filming has wrapped on Clooney’s latest directorial effort The Midnight Sky, which is an adaptation of the Lily Brooks-Dalton novel Good Morning, Midnight. Clooney produced, directed, and stars in the film as Augustine, a lonely scientist stationed in the Arctic who races to stop a group of astronauts from returning home to a mysterious global catastrophe—with Felicity Jones playing one of those astronauts.

Netflix also revealed, along with a set photo, that The Midnight Sky will be released later this year. So that puts Clooney back in the potential awards race, although it’s admittedly been a while since he was considered by the Academy as a filmmaker himself. 2005’s Good Night, and Good Luck was a massive critical success and earned Clooney Best Director, Picture, and Original Screenplay nominations. Since that time, however, his directorial efforts have wavered between the just fine (Ides of March) to the tedious (The Monuments Men) to the nearly-there (Suburbicon). Will The Midnight Sky be a return to form? Here’s hoping.

The set photo reveals that Clooney reunited with his Catch-22 cinematographer Martin Ruhe on this new film, having worked with the DP on the Hulu limited series adaptation of the iconic novel. The ensemble cast for The Midnight Sky also includes Kyle Chandler, David Oyelowo, and Demian Bichir, and while Netflix has a number of awards contenders to juggle later this year—from David Fincher’s Mank to Ron Howard’s Hillbilly Elegy—I’ll be curious to see where The Midnight Sky lands priority-wise. Or if it even is an awards play. Perhaps this is just a nice sci-fi drama from Clooney. [Source]

I have added all the photos that I had from 2011 of Felicity Jones. You can go to the gallery and enjoy the old photos! More are coming!

Hello there! Still trying to get this site with all the info and everything. I just added a new page, Website, and also, I updated the Magazine Donations Page. You can go there to take a look. More stuff is coming!

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Nicky

I have added photos of Felicity Jones from 2008, 2009, 2010 to the gallery. More are coming because I would like to finish with the old events as soon as possible. Go to the gallery and enjoy!

I have added some new photoshoots of Felicity Jones to the gallery. You can go there to enjoy!

Felicity Jones covers Shape Magazine, January 2020 issue. You can go to the gallery to take a look to the photos. Please, don’t forget to buy the magazine.

With her latest film, The Aeronauts, Felicity Jones is back in action-heroine mode. To stay so calm and cool amid the chaos, she gives herself a face massage and hits the yoga mat.

It’s not yet 7 p.m. in London, and the sky outside is dark. “Pitch black, really.” This won’t stop Felicity Jones from getting her run in. “I have my running trainers on already,” she says while driving home from the set of a romantic drama she’s filming. “I have a route that’s quite well lit.” She’ll wash off the movie makeup and hit the pavement.

The truth is, Felicity’s life is nonstop right now.

When filming wraps on the love story project, she’ll go straight into production on a post-apocalyptic flick with George Clooney while her current big-screen release, The Aeronauts, shows in theaters. This adventure story is set in 1862 Victorian England, when the daredevils were the boundary breakers taking flight in hot-air balloons—and it’s a nail-biter. (No spoilers, but you might not want to settle in with your popcorn until after that storm cloud passes in the opening scenes.) In the film, based loosely on the history-making ascent of early meteorologist James Glaisher (played by Eddie Redmayne), Felicity, 36, transforms herself into fearless pilot Amelia Wren.

To give you a sense, picture Felicity perched midair at 3,000 feet—more than twice the height of the Empire State Building in New York—on the floating hoop between basket and balloon. “I like doing as many stunts as possible myself,” she says. “I even have to be held back a little.”

Perhaps it’s not what you would expect from an Oscar-nominated British actor with an Oxford education, but Felicity is all in when it comes to action roles. For her 2016 part as Jyn Erso in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, she ran in combat boots on the treadmill to prep for running on the boiling sand of the Maldives. For Aeronauts, she learned trapeze and how to climb silks Cirque du Soleil style, and she nearly missed garroting herself doing wirework for one climactic sequence.

Not that you would have seen or heard any of this on her Instagram account. Felicity doesn’t have one. “I think if it’s the right time and it feels right, then I’ll go for it,” she says with a shrug. “I just haven’t yet.” (Related: What It’s Like to Have Social Anxiety As an Instagram Influencer)

Unplugging is, in fact, Felicity’s idea of a luxury in the perpetual motion of modern stardom. “It’s such a gypsy job,” she says. “Not having to leave the house is a real treat.” This includes staying in and making dinner with her husband of just over a year, movie director Charles Guard. “We’re both real foodies, so we get enormous pleasure from cooking together.” (These cooking celebs will inspire you to skip take-out and make your own dinner tonight.)

Here, Felicity shares her go-to soup recipe and the everyday moves that help her stay grounded even at 3,000 feet.