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Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Anya Taylor-Joy shows off shock new look as she films new drama series Lucky in Los Angeles
Anya Taylor-Joy appeared to debut a new bobbed wig as she stepped out in Los Angeles on Thursday to film her new drama series, Lucky. The star, 29, stunned with the short hair, which is a dramatic difference from her usual long, blonde locks. The star paired the look with a tightly fitted leather jacket and black jeans. Anya could also be seen holding a large green backpack in the images as well as what appeared to be takeout food and coffee. This is not the first glimpse fans have had into the new drama series and earlier this year Anya was pictured cosying up to her co-star Drew Starkey, 31, in first-look images. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. The star stunned with the short hair, which is a dramatic difference from her usual long, blonde locks but it's just a temporary change In them, she notably was notably wearing a red wig, suggesting the new bobbed hairstyle is not a permanent feature for the actress. She was also photographed with the same bobbed hair in March, when it was definitely a wig worn for filming as she was later photographed again with her usual long locks off-set. Based on the New York Times bestselling novel of the same name, the drama follows Lucky (Anya) as she attempts to move on from a life of crime but is forced to embrace her darker, criminal side one final time in a desperate attempt to escape her past. The Hate U Give star Drew plays her husband Cary in the series. Lucky also boasts Golden Globe Award-winner Annette Bening, Oscar-nominee Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor and Timothy Olyphant in its star-studded cast list. Anya was a vision of beauty in the images as she modelled a gold sequinned mini dress and auburn wig. She wrapped her arms around Drew for an intimate moment as they rested their foreheads together in a tender embrace. Based on the New York Times bestselling novel of the same name the series follows Lucky (Anya) as she attempts to move on from a life of crime but is forced to embrace her darker, criminal side one final time Filming began on the show in Las Vegas on Monday but moved to Los Angeles amid a push to bring production to the City of Angels following the January wildfires. Hailing from Apple Studios, Lucky is co-showrun, written and executive produced by Jonathan Tropper and Cassie Pappas. The series is executive produced by Reese Witherspoon and Lauren Neustadter for Hello Sunshine, a part of Candle Media. As well as starring in the series, Anya serves as executive producer through her production banner Ladykiller. Jonathan Van Tulleken will direct several episodes, including the pilot, and serve as executive producer. Additionally, Emmy Award-winner Greg Yaitanes and Jet Wilkinson will each direct two episodes. Anya is best known for her role as Beth Harmon in The Queen's Gambit (2020), but has also starred in other hugely successful films including the psychological horror Last Night In Soho (2021).
Daily Mail
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Love Island star Sophie Mills hard launches new relationship - but there is one thing fans can't stop staying about her handsome beau
Love Island star Sophie Mills has hard launched her new relationship with a mystery man. The reality TV star, 22, shot to fame on the matchmaking series last year when she found herself in a love triangle between co-stars Zane Prophet and Dylan Towolawi—but it all ended in heartbreak. Now, the blonde beauty appears to have well and truly moved on as she debuted her new man on TikTok on Wednesday, but fans couldn't help but point out her boyfriend's uncanny resemblance to US actor Drew Starkey. Sophie uploaded a very sweet montage video of herself and her new lover with the caption: 'How it feels to finally find the person who treats you how you've always dreamed of being treated.' The clip saw several short scenes of Sophie looking loved up with her new man as they cuddled, kissed, and enjoyed fun adventures together. Followers flocked to the comments to point out the mystery hunk looks just like 31-year-old Outer Banks star Drew. 'You ate with the Drew Starkey dupe Sophie,' someone wrote. 'I thought it was Drew Starkey,' another said. A third commented, 'He lowkey looks like Drew Starkey I LOVE this for you,' while someone else added: 'Girl yes he looks like Drew Starkey.' Drew, real name Joseph Andrew Starkey, is an American actor who got his start with supporting roles in Love, Simon and The Hate U Give. But his biggest role to date was as troubled teenager Rafe Cameron in the Netflix series Outer Banks. Last year, he starred in Luca Guadagnino's romantic drama film Queer. Meanwhile, Sophie shot to fame on Love Island Australia last year, though she landed herself quite the following on TikTok before she was cast for the Nine series. Calling herself an enrolled nurse at the time she was cast for Love Island, Sophie was described as a 'bubbly' person who had just missed the cut to star on the series in 2023. Followers flocked to the comments to point out the mystery hunk looks just like 31-year-old Outer Banks star Drew She said the type of men she usually went for were athletes, namely NRL players. Unfortunately, Sophie's time on Love Island ended in heartbreak when she left the Villa with Dylan, only for the pair to split soon after, with Dylan quickly moving on with his ex, and Sophie's best friend, Mimi Paranihi. 'Since we left the Villa we'd all hang out. With lots of the cast in Sydney I'd make regular trips there and I just caught a little vibe of something going on between them [Dylan and Mimi],' Sophie told in December. 'It doesn't seem like they're officially dating but they're open to the possibility of that. If something does blossom between Mimi and Dylan I can't hold it against anyone. 'I'd never ask somebody to choose between friendship and love. Maybe if they were sneaky or disrespectful or went about it in the wrong way, but that hasn't happened.'
