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Jenna Ortega smoulders in leather bralette while Catherine Zeta-Jones dazzles in a chic white suit as Wednesday cast unite for vampy portraits to promote hit Netflix series
Jenna Ortega smoulders in leather bralette while Catherine Zeta-Jones dazzles in a chic white suit as Wednesday cast unite for vampy portraits to promote hit Netflix series

Daily Mail​

timean hour ago

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  • Daily Mail​

Jenna Ortega smoulders in leather bralette while Catherine Zeta-Jones dazzles in a chic white suit as Wednesday cast unite for vampy portraits to promote hit Netflix series

Jenna Ortega looked incredible as she posed up a storm in a leather bralette while Catherine Zeta-Jones dazzled in a chic white suit to promote the upcoming series of Netflix hit Wednesday. The second series of the supernatural mystery comedy, which premiered on the streaming service in 2022, is set to return very soon. Season two of Wednesday will hit Netflix on 6 August 2025. And the cast united ahead of the arrival for a collection of stunning portraits to promote the series, posing at London 's Natural History Museum. Jenna, who plays protagonist Wednesday Addams, flashed her toned abs as she wowed in a black plunging bralette. She rocked some matching puffy gloves and trousers. She completed the look with a purple smokey eye look, a nude lip and her hair styled into a middle parting. Meanwhile Jenna's on-screen mum Morticia Addams star Catherine Zeta-Jones, 55, looked sophisticated in a plunging white blazer, matching trousers and open-toe high heels. The actress accessorised with black leather gloves, a crochet beret and cross earrings. Catherine showed off her stunning face with a smokey eye, pink glossy lips and chiseling contour. Actress Emma Myers, 23, who has taken on the role Wednesday's roommate Enid Sinclair dressed up to the nines in a sparkling bralette and matching midi skirt co-ord. She opted for open-toe high heels and some oval sunglasses. Wednesday's on-screen dad Luis Guzman, 68, who has played Gomez Addams since 2022, looked dapper in a brown leather blazer and black trousers. And Isaac Ordonez, 16, looked pretty stylish in a white shirt buttoned up to the top, and oversized blazer and a matching leather jacket. He completed his look with a range of colourful rings. Newcomer Joanna Lumley is set to star in the show as Grandmama Hester Frump. The star looked stunning in a floral fitted long coat and an all black outfit underneath. Bianca Barclay star Joy Sunday, 28, showed off her long legs in a red and white gingham mini skirt. She opted for the matching fitted blazer and stockings. Meanwhile Uncle Fester star Fred Armisen, 58, rocked a black, red and white dog tooth suit. Steve Buscemi, who plays Barry Dot, kept it simple in an all black suit. It comes after The One Show fans were left seriously distracted by Catherine Zeta-Jones 'unreal' appearance as she shared her fear about working with Joanna Lumley in the Netflix hit Wednesday. Catherine, 55, who plays Morticia Addams in the supernatural mystery comedy, appeared on Tuesday's instalment of the BBC show to talk about the highly anticipated second series. Alex Jones, 51, and JB Gill, 38, returned to our screens to interview the actress alongside her co-star Luis Guzman, who plays her husband Gomez Addams in the show. Catherine looked glamorous in a blue low cut blouse, sparkly green skirt and accessorised with some jewellery. She styled her dark locks from out of her face and rocked a smokey eye look. Meanwhile Luis opted for a smart casual black shirt and matching trousers. Catherine, 55, who plays Morticia Addams in the supernatural mystery comedy, appeared on Tuesday's instalment of the BBC show to talk about the highly anticipated second series Those watching at home were in awe of Catherine's appearance. One said on X, formerly known as Twitter: 'Catherine Zeta Jones looks unreal.' 'Catherine Zeta Jones is morphing into Morticia Addams.' 'I read people talking about CZJ, but didn't realise she was on the screen until she spoke. #TheOneShow.'

Wednesday star reveals she 'didn't pull off' Jenna Ortega's role in 'embarrassing' audition
Wednesday star reveals she 'didn't pull off' Jenna Ortega's role in 'embarrassing' audition

Daily Mirror

timea day ago

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  • Daily Mirror

Wednesday star reveals she 'didn't pull off' Jenna Ortega's role in 'embarrassing' audition

Emma Myers plays Enid Sinclair in Wednesday, the best friend of Jenna Ortega's character The much-anticipated second season of Wednesday is on the horizon, and Emma Myers, who portrays Enid Sinclair, is set to steal the show. ‌ The latest teaser for the series, which has just been renewed, suggests a grim fate for Enid after her friend Wednesday (played by Jenna Ortega) experiences a premonition of Enid's demise, sparking a flurry of fan theories about what lies ahead for her character. As Enid steps into the limelight, viewers are eager to delve into the backstory of the actress, who initially tried out for the lead role of Wednesday but quickly realised it wasn't the right fit. ‌ On The Squeeze podcast, she shared her experience: "What's funny is I auditioned for Wednesday at first, thought 'This is not going to go well, I can't pull it off'. Didn't pull it off, but they came back and they were like 'Oh, but, you might be good for Enid. Let's give it a shot'." ‌ READ MORE: Wednesday season 2 bosses open up on Joanna Lumley's unrecognisable transformation She added with relief: "So my team got sent the Enid breakdown and then from that point on I was like 'Ok, this feels much better'." Emma winced as she recounted how the producers had stumbled upon her initial Wednesday audition tape, pleading with them "no, don't talk about it!" When quizzed if she had ever re-watched her audition, she confessed: "Oh god no, too embarrassed." In a separate conversation with Elite Daily, she revealed that her own personality is quite distinct from Enid's. She explained: "I would consider myself more a Wednesday because I am very introverted and I don't have a lot of energy. ‌ "Enid's very, very energetic and loves talking to people, while I, on the other hand, get really nervous." However, she swiftly warmed to Enid and even contributed to the creation of Enid's vibrant style by selecting outfits, picking out nail polish colours, and even choosing Enid's most iconic accessory: her pink snood. The audition process was a lengthy one, with her first audition taking place in February 2021, but it wasn't until four months later that she discovered she had secured the role. Fans are keeping their fingers crossed that Enid will make it through the second season, with a little help from her best mate Wednesday.

Wednesday star Emma Myers' off-screen life from overcoming bullies to being 'introvert'
Wednesday star Emma Myers' off-screen life from overcoming bullies to being 'introvert'

Daily Record

time4 days ago

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  • Daily Record

Wednesday star Emma Myers' off-screen life from overcoming bullies to being 'introvert'

Netflix star Emma Myers has appeared in a number of shows and films, but she is best known for playing Enid in Wednesday - here's everything you need to know about her The much-anticipated second season of Wednesday is set to hit Netflix on August 6, with the chilling trailer revealing a glimpse into Wednesday Addams' (portrayed by Jenna Ortega) premonition of Enid Sinclair's demise. ‌ The gripping trailer has unleashed a flurry of fan theories, placing actress Emma Myers at the epicentre of the unfolding drama. Amongst the speculation is the potential for a dramatic encounter between Wednesday and a former adversary. ‌ Emma Myers, the 23 year old American starlet, embarked on her acting journey as a child in 2010 with a guest appearance on The Glades. Hailing from Florida and sandwiched between two sisters, she was home-educated during her formative years, an experience that led her to confess to Teen Vogue that she missed out on conventional school life. ‌ Yet, it was during her middle school years that she found solace and self-expression in emo and alternative music, resonating with bands like Twenty One Pilots, Panic at the Disco, and Fall Out Boy. Reflecting on her past, she shared with Teen Vogue how her intense passion for this subculture set her apart from her peers, saying: "I was kind of an outsider because I was into things more than the normal kid would be," and added, "And I got bullied for it." With time, her perspective has matured, and she now offers a more philosophical take on personal happiness: "Some people can't let go of the fact that people enjoy things that make them happy." Her professional acting career took off at 16, leading to roles in productions such as A Taste of Christmas and Girl in the Basement. ‌ It was her portrayal of the tardy werewolf Enid in Netflix's Wednesday that catapulted her to fame, although she has also been featured in several other Netflix projects. She featured in the comedy film Family Switch, sharing the screen with Jennifer Garner, Ed Helms, and Brady Noon, and took on the lead role in A Good Girl's Guide to Murder. The latter is currently available on Netflix and has garnered international acclaim. Despite portraying Wednesday's best mate in Netflix's adaptation of the Addams Family, she confessed that she identifies more with Wednesday herself. In a chat with Elite Daily, she revealed: "I would consider myself more a Wednesday because I am very introverted and I don't have a lot of energy. "Enid's very, very energetic and loves talking to people, while I, on the other hand, get really nervous." Wednesday season 2 premieres on Netflix on August 6

Wednesday's Emma Myers' life off-screen from overcoming 'bullies' to huge rival Netflix show
Wednesday's Emma Myers' life off-screen from overcoming 'bullies' to huge rival Netflix show

Daily Mirror

time4 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mirror

Wednesday's Emma Myers' life off-screen from overcoming 'bullies' to huge rival Netflix show

Emma Myers reprises her role as Enid Sinclair in Wednesday season 2. Wednesday season two premieres on Netflix on August 6 and the harrowing trailer showed Wednesday Addams (played by Jenna Ortega) foreseeing Enid Sinclair's death. ‌ The trailer has sparked some interesting fan theories, with actress Emma Myers at the heart of the drama. One of which sees a reunion between Wednesday and one of her enemies. ‌ The 23-year-old American actress began her career as a child in 2010 when she starred in an episode of The Glades. She was born in Florida and is the middle of three sisters. Being home-schooled in her early life, she admitted she had never had a traditional school experience. ‌ However, by middle school, she discovered a passion for emo and alternative bands like Twenty One Pilots, Panic at the Disco, and Fall Out Boy, which helped form her identity. ‌ Speaking to Teen Vogue, she claimed the other kids didn't understand her enthusiasm for the culture. "I was kind of an outsider because I was into things more than the normal kid would be," she recalled. "And I got bullied for it." Now, she takes a wiser view of the situation, sharing: "Some people can't let go of the fact that people enjoy things that make them happy." ‌ She started acting professionally at the age of 16 and went on to star in A Taste of Christmas and Girl in the Basement. Her breakthrough role was as the late-blooming werewolf Enid in Netflix 's Wednesday, however she has had a number of other Netflix roles. ‌ She starred in the comedy film Family Switch alongside Jennifer Garner, Ed Helms, and Brady Noon, and also played the lead in A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, which is now on Netflix and has gained global attention. Although she plays Wednesday's best friend in Netflix's Addams Family adaptation, she admitted she was more like Wednesday herself. She told Elite Daily: "I would consider myself more a Wednesday because I am very introverted and I don't have a lot of energy. 'Enid's very, very energetic and loves talking to people, while I, on the other hand, get really nervous.'

A Good Girl's Guide to Murder Season 2: First look at Emma Myers' return as Pip revealed
A Good Girl's Guide to Murder Season 2: First look at Emma Myers' return as Pip revealed

Hindustan Times

time14-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Hindustan Times

A Good Girl's Guide to Murder Season 2: First look at Emma Myers' return as Pip revealed

The second season of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder is officially on the way, and fans are getting their first look at Emma Myers back in action as Pip Fitz-Amobi. On Monday, BBC, Netflix and ZDFneo revealed fresh casting details and a preview of what's ahead for the teen sleuth in season two. Emma Myers, best known for her breakout role in Wednesday, returns as Pip in the new season. Myers, best known for her breakout role in Wednesday, returns as Pip in a new chapter of the hit series adapted from Holly Jackson's bestselling novels. After cracking the Andie Bell case in season one, Pip's world has changed – and not entirely for the better. Also read: Emily in Paris season 5 to begin shooting in Venice in August: Report New characters shake up the small town of Kilton Several new cast members are set to join the unfolding drama. Misia Butler (KAOS) will play Stanley Forbes, while Eden Hambelton Davies (Tell Me Everything) appears as Jamie Reynolds, the missing brother of Connor (played by returning star Jude Morgan-Collie). Also joining the cast is Jack Rowan (Noughts and Crosses) as Charlie Green, Pip's new neighbour who becomes entangled in the chaos surrounding her latest case. Additional new faces include Anna Brindle (The Outs), Peter Sullivan (Around The World In 80 Days), Freddie Thorp (Fate: The Winx Saga), Lu Corfield (The Crow Girl), Stephanie Street (Breathtaking) and Freddie England. They'll appear alongside returning actors from season one, including Zain Iqbal, Henry Ashton, Asha Banks, Yali Topol Margalith and Morgan-Collie. Plot hints at darker themes as Pip is drawn back in Season two picks up after Pip's explosive investigation into Andie Bell's murder. But despite her resolve to stay out of trouble, she finds herself pulled into another mystery when Jamie Reynolds vanishes ahead of Max Hastings' upcoming trial. 'Pip is determined to fix the fallout,' the official synopsis reads, 'and stay away from any more investigations. But as Max Hastings' trial approaches, Connor's brother Jamie suddenly disappears and Pip finds herself in a race against time to find him.' As the case unfolds, Pip's beliefs about justice are challenged, and her journey leads her further from the 'good girl' persona she once clung to. A breakout success, now going global A Good Girl's Guide to Murder was a breakout hit when it premiered in summer 2024, becoming BBC iPlayer's top title among 16–24-year-olds and marking the highest-rated drama on BBC Three since its relaunch. Season two was commissioned by the BBC's Lindsay Salt and Fiona Campbell and is produced by Moonage Pictures (an ITV Studios company) for BBC iPlayer and BBC Three, in co-production with Netflix and ZDFneo. BBC Studios is handling international sales. The new season will debut on the BBC in the UK and on Netflix in most territories outside the UK and Ireland. In Germany, it will stream on ZDFneo, and in Australia, on Stan. FAQ: 1. Is there a season 2 of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder? Yes, season 2 is officially confirmed and will premiere on the BBC, with global streaming available on Netflix and ZDFneo. 2. Who actually killed Andie? In season one, it's revealed that Andie Bell was killed by Mr. Ward, her teacher, who tried to cover up the crime. 3. Is there a second part to A Good Girl's Guide to Murder? Yes, season 2 continues Pip's story as she investigates a new disappearance tied to unresolved events from season one. 4. What is the plot of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder 2? The second season follows Pip as she gets drawn back into a mystery when Connor's brother Jamie disappears just before Max Hastings' trial.

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