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Kidnapping Mr. Heineken is a 2015 British-Dutch crime drama film directed by Daniel Alfredson based on the 1983 kidnapping of Freddy Heineken. The screenplay, based on the 1987 book by Peter R. de Vries, was written by William Brookfield. The role of Freddy Heineken is played by Anthony Hopkins, with Sam Worthington as Willem Holleeder, Jim Sturgess as Cor van Hout, Ryan Kwanten as Jan Boellaard, Thomas Cocquerel as Martin Erkamps, Mark van Eeuwen as Frans Meijer and Jemima West as Sonja Holleeder.

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The sun has set on Channel 4’s period drama

Much like the British Empire itself, Indian Summers has retreated into history. Channel 4 has confirmed that the period drama, set during the British Raj, will not be returning for a third series.

“We’re incredibly proud of Indian Summers and have loved having it in the schedule, the channel said in a statement. “But with a number of new drama launches already confirmed for 2017, we have decided not to commission a third series.”

The drama’s second run is currently showing on Sunday nights on Channel 4, and stars Henry Lloyd-Hughes, Nikesh Patel and Julie Walters among others.

Source Radiotimes

DESPITE tropical heatwaves, long hours and vicious mosquito bites, Indian Summers star Jemima West still reckons she’s landed the best job on TV.

Ask what Indian Summers star Jemima West misses most when she’s on location and the actress, who spends six months a year in the sweltering Malaysian heat, doesn’t hesitate.

“I miss fresh air, wearing a coat and feeling the breeze in the evening,” sighs London-based Jemima. “In Penang, the sun sets and rises at the same time every day, but I do miss the seasons. There’s something quite comforting about it.”

With the second series of the 1930s-set drama on our screens and Jemima now back in the UK, she admits she’s relishing the simple joys of home.

“I’m enjoying the cold and wearing multiple layers,” laughs the 28 year old. That said, Jemima is quick to lavish praise on the series and feels privileged to be a part of it.

“I feel incredibly lucky and I really hope it will be renewed for a third. I’d like to delve deeper into the character of my character, Alice Whelan – even if the heat doesn’t get any easier to handle!”

The toughest scene to shoot this time round was the finale where things between Alice and her husband Charlie Havistock (Blake Ritson) come to a dramatic head. Careful not to give any spoilers, she’s only at liberty to say that temperatures soared to 100-plus degrees and they were in a car which, true to the period, had no air conditioning.

“People in the crew were fainting because it was so hot, so I’m proud we got through that,” says Jemima, who has been acting professionally since the age of 12 and came to fame in The Borgias TV series and The Mortal Instruments movie.

The heat aside, she loves playing feisty Alice. In the first series, believing her husband to be dead, we saw her arrive in India with her young son in tow to start a new life. She fell for Parsi clerk Aafrin (Nikesh Patel) but her still-alive husband has now turned up and he’s up to all sorts of manipulative tricks.

“So she’s trying to live her relationship as freely as possible while very much treading on eggshells,” Jemima explains of where we find Alice this weekend. “She’s constantly being spied upon by Charlie, or rather he’s paid the housemaid to spy on her.”

In tomorrow’s episode, Alice finally decides to take a stand against her abusive husband because, the actress explains, “She’s at a turning point where she has to decide what she wants to do, because this can’t go on much longer.”

This year has seen new additions to the cast like Muriel’s Wedding star Rachel Griffiths as the Maharaja’s mistress Sirene. Jemima is a fan of the Australian actress, though doesn’t get much screen time with her.

“But she seemed to be enjoying herself and it’s nice when you have actors come in who’ve seen the show and want to be a part of it. It makes you feel you’re involved in a fantastic piece of work and it’s flattering that others want to come on board.”

She does, however, have more scenes with Julie Walters, who is back as formidable British Club proprietor Cynthia Coffin. “You can tell she’s having fun and loves her job,” the younger star says of the multiple Bafta winner. “She’s uplifting to be around.”

Jemima is happy flitting between period and contemporary dramas. “I like doing contemporary stuff because I love wearing jeans,” she laughs. “But with period dramas you get to dive into a different world.”

(source Express.Co.Uk)

Jemima was spotted with her co-star Nikesh Patel at the BBC Breakfast Studios in Manchester, UK on march 8, 2016. I have added 10 photos to the gallery, enjoy! Please credit our site if you repost, thanks