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Scottish Sun
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Who is Jonathan Ross' wife Jane Goldman & how many kids does she share with the Traitors star and presenter?
JANE Goldman is an award-winning script writer behind some of the most famous films in recent memory. The star's husband, Jonathan Ross, will be joining the cast of the Celebrity Traitors as he goes head-to-head with the UK's favourite celebrities. 3 Jane Goldman is the wife of TV presenter Johnathan Ross Credit: Getty Images 3 Jane shares three children with Johnathan including Honey (pictured) Credit: Getty Images Jane's incredible life Jane was born on June 11, 1970, and was raised in North London. Her father, Stuart, was Jewish and her mother, Amanda, was a devout buddhist. She studied at King Alfred School before moving to the US at the age of 15 to follow Boy George on tour. When she returned to the UK, she took a job as an entertainment reporter with the Daily Star and met Johnathan Ross. They married in 1988, when Jane was just 18-years-old. She launched a career as a screenwriter and often writes with fellow award-winning script writer Matthew Vaughhn. Jane co-wrote Kingsman: The Secret Service, X-Men: First Class, Kick-Ass, Stardust with Matthew and is also credited on Netflix's Rebecca and Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children. Building a life with Johnathan Jane and Johnathan have been open about their marital troubles and split after 10 years of marriage, due to Jane's mental health. They later reconciled and Johnathan has said that their relationship has gone from strength to strength. On Loose Women, Jonathan said that he initially acted like a parental figure when they first began dating. Popular chat show axed from ITV's autumn schedules in as bosses reveal future He said: "I think we are much more of an equal partnership than we have ever been before in our lives. "When we first got together, she was very young. 'I wasn't that old but I was considerably older and she came straight from home with her parents. "And I think the relationship carried on, I was sort of a parent figure as well as a husband. "Now that we're both getting older, she has an incredible career of her own and I think she got a bit tired a few years ago of me making decisions without telling her which I would do." The pair have three children, with one of them following her parents into show-business. Honey Kinney, Jane and Johnathan's youngest daughter, is a plus-sized model, podcast host and body positivity campaigner. The pair have two other children named Harvey Kirby and Betty Kitten. 3 Johnathan will be entering the celebrity version of the Traitors Credit: Getty Images Jonathan has joined The Traitors Jonathan will be appearing on the BBC's hit reality series The Traitors in its special celebrity edition, which will air in the autumn. He will be joined by fellow broadcasters Kate Garraway, Clare Balding and Stephen Fry, as well as Olympian Tom Daley, Bridget Jones actress Celia Imrie and singer Paloma Faith. Comedians Alan Carr, Lucy Beaumont, Nick Mohammed, Niko Omilana and Joe Wilkinson have signed onto the show too, alongside Mark Bonnar, Charlotte Church, Cat Burns and Tameka Empson. Historian David Olusoga and rugby player Joe Marler are the final pair making up the cast of the star-studded show. Claudia Winkleman revealed that, although she would like to take part in the show herself, she feels she would be a terrible player. She said: "I would love to play that game. "I would not be very good at it but I would love to play." Her friend Mika insisted that she would be a great player, though she disagreed.
Express Tribune
10-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Cristiano Ronaldo and Matthew Vaughn launch UR•Marv film studio with action movie series in development
Cristiano Ronaldo and director Matthew Vaughn have launched UR•Marv, a new independent film studio, according to Variety. The venture aims to merge innovative filmmaking technology with a respect for cinematic tradition, blending Ronaldo's global brand with Vaughn's flair for action storytelling. The pair has already completed two action films, with a third in development — all part of an interconnected series they financed and produced through UR•Marv. Details about the first installment are expected to be announced soon. 'This is an exciting chapter for me, as I look ahead to new ventures in business,' Ronaldo said of the partnership. Vaughn, known for directing films like Layer Cake, Kick-Ass, and Kingsman: The Secret Service, praised Ronaldo's storytelling legacy. 'Cristiano has created stories on the pitch that I could never have written, and I look forward to creating inspiring movies with him – he's a real-life superhero,' he said. UR•Marv marks another step in Ronaldo's growing media portfolio. In 2023, he became a key investor in Medialivre, a major Portuguese media group. In 2024, he launched a YouTube channel, 'UR Cristiano,' offering fans personal insights and exclusive content. Vaughn, meanwhile, continues to expand his footprint in entertainment. He directed the 2024 spy thriller Argylle, starring Henry Cavill and Bryce Dallas Howard, and has two more Kingsman films in development.
Yahoo
09-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Images show stunt academy plan for Victorian site
Artist's impressions show what a stunt training and film facility proposed for a Victorian foundry could look like. Damien Walters, whose film credits include Captain America: The First Avenger and Kingsman: The Secret Service, is behind a full planning application for a permanent film and stunt academy in Derby. The derelict Aida Bliss factory in City Road would also become a new home for Derby City Gymnastics Club should the scheme be approved by city council planners. In application documents, Sigma Architects, which has drawn up the plans, said: "The large open spaces within the foundry provide the perfect setting for building film sets and testing stunt scenes." Damien Walters Ltd bought the 80,000 sq. ft site from Derby City Council in 2023. The site has previously been used as a location for stunt work. The firm wants to transform the former ironworks, which has stood empty for more than 20 years and suffered from vandalism and fire damage, in three phases. The first phase of work, if given the go-ahead, would see the newer warehouse converted into a gymnasium, including a large gym space, performance studios and a cafe. This would provide a new home for the Derby City Gymnastics Club, whose current base at Lancaster Sports Centre within the Chapel Street multi-storey car park is set to be demolished. The foundry conversion would follow to create set areas for filming, stunt work and acting. Sigma Architects said this will add a "high-profile opportunity" for Derby to become "a hub for film-making and gymnastics". A gym and rehab facility in the foundry buildings for athletes and actors, including a small swimming pool, would follow as phase three. The documents describe the site as "a heritage asset" and state the external appearance of the building would "largely be unaltered" by the conversion. Sigma Architects added in a statement: "The proposals can breathe new life into the building in order to retain the history and heritage of the industrial era of the city." Mr Walters, whose film credits also includes Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, said the aim was to complete phase one of the project in the first half of 2026, and added: "We are thrilled to have reached this milestone and to be moving forward with our full vision for the site." Russell Rigby of Rigby & Co, advisors for Damien Walters Ltd, said: "This project will bring a long-term redundant space back to life, benefitting the local community, and playing a significant role diversifying Derby's economy going forward." Derby City Council will consider the application in due course. Follow BBC Derby on Facebook, on X, or on Instagram. Send your story ideas to eastmidsnews@ or via WhatsApp on 0808 100 2210. Redundant factory site used for film shoot Filming and stunts set to start at empty factory Derby City Council
BBC News
09-04-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
Images show stunt academy plan for Derby's Victorian ironworks
Artist's impressions show what a stunt training and film facility proposed for a Victorian foundry could look Walters, whose film credits include Captain America: The First Avenger and Kingsman: The Secret Service, is behind a full planning application for a permanent film and stunt academy in derelict Aida Bliss factory in City Road would also become a new home for Derby City Gymnastics Club should the scheme be approved by city council application documents, Sigma Architects, which has drawn up the plans, said: "The large open spaces within the foundry provide the perfect setting for building film sets and testing stunt scenes." Damien Walters Ltd bought the 80,000 sq. ft site from Derby City Council in site has previously been used as a location for stunt firm wants to transform the former ironworks, which has stood empty for more than 20 years and suffered from vandalism and fire damage, in three phases. The first phase of work, if given the go-ahead, would see the newer warehouse converted into a gymnasium, including a large gym space, performance studios and a would provide a new home for the Derby City Gymnastics Club, whose current base at Lancaster Sports Centre within the Chapel Street multi-storey car park is set to be foundry conversion would follow to create set areas for filming, stunt work and Architects said this will add a "high-profile opportunity" for Derby to become "a hub for film-making and gymnastics".A gym and rehab facility in the foundry buildings for athletes and actors, including a small swimming pool, would follow as phase three. The documents describe the site as "a heritage asset" and state the external appearance of the building would "largely be unaltered" by the Architects added in a statement: "The proposals can breathe new life into the building in order to retain the history and heritage of the industrial era of the city."Mr Walters, whose film credits also includes Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, said the aim was to complete phase one of the project in the first half of 2026, and added: "We are thrilled to have reached this milestone and to be moving forward with our full vision for the site."Russell Rigby of Rigby & Co, advisors for Damien Walters Ltd, said: "This project will bring a long-term redundant space back to life, benefitting the local community, and playing a significant role diversifying Derby's economy going forward."Derby City Council will consider the application in due course.
