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There are worse things than being compared
Originally published on April 1, 2001From Sunday Mirror UK / by Daphne Lockyer There’s no denying it. Sophia Myles looks uncannily like Kate Winslet. So much so that she and her friend (who, by the way, looks uncannily like Natalie Portman) were once pursued down London’s Oxford Street by a gaggle of Japanese tourists baying for their autographs. “To be [...] [ Read more ] Sophia Myles
Originally published on January 1, 2001from Harper’s & Queens UK, January 2001 / by Marianne Brace Marianne Brace talks to five artists who are about to be big SOPHIA MYLES ACTRESS She has given birth on screen, been ravished an a billiard table, and ridden horseback half-way across Ireland – and all before hitting 21. Vicar’s daughter Sophia Myles was [...] [ Read more ] interview on oliver twist
Originally published on November 1, 1999from olivertwist.co.uk Sophia Myles plays the tragic Agnes Fleming, who runs away from home when she discovers she is pregnant by a family friend, Edwin Leeford. “The story of Agnes is tragedy, [ Read more ] |