Keri and Matthew arrived at the FX and Vanity Fair Emmy Celebration at Craft on September 16 in Century City. Keri looks absolutely gorgeous in wearing J Mendel Spring 2018 tangerine ruffled gown.
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– Events FX and Vanity Fair Emmy Celebration – September 17 2017
Keri and Matthew Rhys attended ‘mother!’ New York Premiere at Radio City Music Hall on September 13 in New York City. It looks like they had so much fan at the red (black) carpet. It was a nice surprise to see them before the Emmy weekend.
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– Events Mother New York Premiere – September 13 2017
Over 700 Blu-ray screen captures from Keri’s role as Emily in The Upside of Anger starring opposite Kevin Costner and Joan Allen have now been added to the gallery.
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– The Upside of Anger DVD Captures
Just like the lead actor race, this one is ripe for a shakeup since last year’s surprise winner, Tatiana Maslany of Orphan Black, hasn’t returned due to the show not being eligible this year. That leaves room for a winner from two years ago, a couple of perpetual nominees, someone on their last chance and a newbie to the race. A survey of the field, though, comes up with two distinct front-runners.
Keri Russell
Another overlooked TV veteran, Russell finally broke through for this highly acclaimed FX series and might be the best chance it has to cash in at this year’s Emmys. Both she and co-star Matthew Rhys are nominated for a second straight year, with Margo Martindale having won for Guest Actress last year in her third consecutive nomination.
Source: http://deadline.com/
Today I have added events from year 1999 and 2000. Some pics are rare and in HQ. So please check them out.
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– Events Last updated 1999
– Events Talk Magazine Party > January 22 2000
– Events 57th Annual Golden Globe Awards > January 23 2000
– Events 57th Annual Golden Globe Awards – Dreamworks After Party > January 23 2000
– Events Teen Choice Awards > August 6 2000
– Events 52nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards > September 10 2000
The star of the FX spy drama dishes on the show’s eerie parallels to modern-day U.S.-Russia relations and the projects she wants to tackle next.
The Americans is gearing up for its sixth and final season, and star Keri Russell thinks the timing is just right.
“It’s always nice to be able to be given the option to go out on a high note instead of at year 15 when they’re running out of storylines,” she tells The Hollywood Reporter. “It will be sad to see it go but the time is right.”
Always a critical darling, the FX drama didn’t break into the Emmys until last year, when it received its first series nomination and nods for stars Russell and Matthew Rhys. Though the series didn’t crack the outstanding drama category this year, the co-stars still landed nominations in their respective acting categories.
Ahead of the Sept. ceremony, THR chatted with Russell about the end of Philip and Elizabeth’s journey, the show’s eerie parallels to modern-day U.S.-Russia relations and the projects she wants to tackle next.
Continue reading Keri Russell on the Perfect Timing of The Americans Final Season
Added over 300 screencaptures from Keri’s role as Katie in Grimm Love.
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– Grimm Love DVD Captures
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– Magazine Scans W – August 2017
The 69th annual Emmy Awards were announced today and both Keri and Matthew Rhys were nominated. The Emmy Awards, hosted by Stephen Colbert, will air live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday, Sept. 17 at 5 p.m. PT. on CBS.
Drama Actress
Viola Davis (“How to Get Away with Murder”)
Claire Foy (“The Crown”)
Elisabeth Moss (“The Handmaid’s Tale”)
Keri Russell (“The Americans”)
Evan Rachel Wood (“Westworld”)
Robin Wright (“House of Cards”)
When Keri Russell started on The Americans in 2013, she had no idea how much it would change her entire life.
“It’s all been good change, and I’m very, very grateful for it,” the actress, 41, says in this week’s issue of PEOPLE. Of course, she’s referring not only to her success in the Emmy-nominated role but also to gaining a partner in costar Matthew Rhys, 42, with whom she has a son, Sam, 1. (She’s also mom to River, 10, and Willa, 5, from her previous marriage.) “It’s been a wild, crazy run of a show.”
And the show that brought her a new love, a new child and a new outlook on life — “this summer feels like the Summer of Yes!” she says of her overall optimistic attitude — is wrapping up soon. She will start shooting the sixth and final season in October.
“It will be sad, but it feels kind of right too,” says Russell of The Americans ending after next season. “The hardest thing would be watching something that is so creative and well thought out to become played out. It feels like the right time to get out while it’s good, and I feel like they have a real solid last season of storylines. I feel like it’s the right time.”
She’ll also miss working alongside Rhys. “That brings its own complications — as anyone who works with a partner experiences — but I think I’ll miss it, too. There’s something so great about having someone so close for funny moments or really hard moments or really mundane moments, like ‘Can you pick up laundry soap on your way home because we’re out?’ or ‘We’re out of milk.’ ”
So, before returning to film the show’s final season this fall, Russell is taking the summer to “rest and be with my kids, so I can go back and be awake and present for the last few episodes of the show,” she says. “It’s been life-changing to me in many, many ways that show, and I just want to enjoy it. I want to really relish those last few moments of it.”
That means her summer is filled with date nights with Rhys, which “usually involve riding our bikes and cold beer,” short trips upstate and to the Hamptons (she recently journeyed to the summer enclave to host a dinner with Saks Fifth Avenue), as well as a two-week trip to Wales to visit Rhys’ family “and introduce the baby around.” Especially because he’s growing so quickly: “He’s like a no-neck rugby player,” says Russell (Rhys is a notorious fan of the sport). “He’s like a tank!”
Other than that, “we’re just hanging around, enjoying summer in the city,” she says. “We’re mellow. We really love our home in Brooklyn, even when it’s hot and sweaty.”
Source: http://ew.com/
