“It’s a meditation on finding love where you don’t expect it.” An interview with Writer Anna Ziegler & Director Diyan Zora of the new play, EVENING ALL AFTERNOON starring Erin Kellyman & Anastasia Hille. Play runs from Feb 14-Apr 11. Tickets now on sale! www.donmarwarehouse.com/events/eveni...

Day 138 of asking for an Enfys Nest book #EnfysNestBook #giveusmoreEnfysNest #starwars #starwarsbook

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Erin Kellyman and Anastasia Hille talk about the tension between their characters in Anna Ziegler’s new play EVENING ALL AFTERNOON. Play runs from Feb 14-Apr 11. You can purchase tickets here: www.donmarwarehouse.com/events/eveni...

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Erin Kellyman & Emma Laird behind the scenes of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, 2026.

Diyan Zora, making her Donmar debut, directs Anastasia Hille and Erin Kellyman in a new play. www.broadwayworld.com/uk-regional/... #erinkellyman

Erin at rehearsals for EVENING ALL AFTERNOON. Play runs from Feb 14 to Apr 11. Tickets can be purchased here: www.donmarwarehouse.com/events/eveni... #erinkellyman

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is a remarkably refreshing experience for a movie where Several people get skinned alive. I loved it! Give Erin Kellyman even meatier roles!

Jack O’Connell, Ralph Fiennes, and Erin Kellyman are the standouts of the film. Their performances are layered and brilliant. I won’t lie, I wasn’t feeling it in the first half, but it grew on me as it went on. I enjoyed it more than 28 Years Later.

Witty and heartbreakingly human, EVENING ALL AFTERNOON is a story about things lost and things remembered and how sometimes, in order to live, you have to face what’s no longer there.

Take a look at the cast and creative team of EVENING ALL AFTERNOON in rehearsals. Previews from 14 February. 📸 Marc Brenner

When I was watching The Bone Temple the only thing I could think of was that I remembering seeing Erin Kellyman in Willow. I’m quite certain I’m the one of few that would make that connection.

Her recent work includes Arnold Wesker's Roots at the Almeida, starring Morfydd Clark, which was described as "An extraordinary piece of work: intimate and visionary” by The Observer. 📸 Marc Brenner

Her production of the UK premiere of Pulitzer prize-winning English by Sanaz Toossi at the RSC and Kiln was nominated for the Olivier Award for Best Production in an Affiliate Theatre. 📸 Richard Davenport

Diyan Zora makes her Donmar debut directing the world premiere of EVENING ALL AFTERNOON. Diyan is an award-winning director and writer for theatre. She received the 2021 Genesis Future Directors Award, and was a member of the Bush Theatre's 2022 Emerging Writer's Group. 📸 Marc Brenner

EVENING ALL AFTERNOON, starring Anastasia Hille & Erin Kellyman, written by multi-award-winning Anna Ziegler, previews from 14 February. 🎟️ Tickets available including 35 and Under £20 Tickets www.donmarwarehouse.com/whats-on/eve...

I LOVED Jimmy Crystal and Jimmy Ink...

Stray Bone Temple thoughts, thinking about the film as the second part of a trilogy has softened me on it somewhat, and it's really nice to see Erin Kellyman continue her run of popping up in eye-catching turns in interesting genre fare.

She really does! #erinkellyman

Join us for our Eleanor the Great watch party on Saturday, January 24 at 2pm PT/5pm ET. Link for the Discord here: discord.gg/erinkellyman...

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Interview – Erin Kellyman youtu.be/DYhxzCJr73k?...

Erin Kellyman, Alfie Williams, Ghazia Al Ruffai, Maura Bird, and Emma Laird at the 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple premiere 1/2

Nia* DaCosta .... And Jimmy Ink ❤️❤️❤️ The best Jimmy

I really liked it. Jack O Connell and Ralph Fiennes are excellent in it. Emma Laird and Erin Kellyman are really good too.

I thought 28 YEARS LATER was a colossal mess. However, 28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE is just the opposite. Director Nia DaCosta and writer Alex Garland kept what was best about the first film and expanded on it. Plus, Ralph Fiennes, Jack O'Connell, and Erin Kellyman are spectacular.

I spent half the movie trying to figure out where I knew Erin Kellyman ("Jimmy Ink") from, before somehow remembering she played Enfys Nest in Solo.

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple star Erin Kellyman discusses the documentaries she watched to prepare for the role, Jimmy Inks' complex relationship with Jimmy Crystal, and more in this interview. #28YearsLater #Sony

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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple star Erin Kellyman watched documentaries to learn about cults, and the small details that showed Jimmy Inks' complex relationship with Jimmy Crystal.

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple expands upon the most intriguing aspects of its predecessor in frequently surprising and exciting ways. Ralph Fiennes is a towering presence, Jack O’Connell a delightful fiend (Chi Lewis-Parry and Erin Kellyman also excel). Nia DaCosta delivers her best film to date.

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"Well, I think we kind of all established that Ink was the first kid that Crystal had started with, found to form this court," Kellyman revealed. bleedingcool.com/movies/28-ye... #jimmyink #28yearslaterthebonetemple #erinkellyman

Erin Kellyman looking absolutely jaw dropping, very underrated woman. She’s a great performer in The Bone Temple too!

After being a standout in huge projects that were either failed by Disney, audiences, or both (SOLO, FALCON / WINTER SOLDIER, WILLOW), I love getting to see Erin Kellyman flex in #28YearsLaterTheBoneTemple. Give her everything.

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2026 horror is off to a great start! Another deeply upsetting chapter in the 28...Later series, and easily the best thing Nia DaCosta has directed. If Alfie Williams was the breakout star of the last installment, then Erin Kellyman absolutely is in this one. Ralph Fiennes continues to be a treasure!

Just saw The Bone Temple. Ralph Fiennes and Erin Kellyman were fantastic; Jack O’Connell was levels of insane we have come to expect; and the actors who play Spike and Samson just do amazing and heartbreaking things with their faces.

I don't mean that to sound negative because I think these are all justifiable choices and TBT is a more satisfying screen experience, with some brilliant work done by Fiennes, O'Connell and Erin Kellyman. Though you have to forget that a one speaker record player isn't quite Dolby surround sound

Another shout out to Erin Kellyman too who provides complexity and heart as one of the Jimmys. The ending isn’t quite so leftfield as the last but it once again tantalises for the future.

Saw The Bone Temple tonight and my two biggest takeaways are that Nia DeCosta absolutely nailed this loopy franchise perfectly, and thank fuck Erin Kellyman got a chance to shine in this.

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!! NEW VIDEO !! I continue my analysis of 28 Years Later with THE BONE TEMPLE, including interviews with the cast and crew! It’s been an unbelievable opportunity to work with Sony! youtu.be/xeyq8eKXa0s Comments and shares appreciated!!

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Shots from my interviews with Ralph Fiennes, Jack O’Connell, Nia DaCosta, Chi Lewis-Parry and Erin Kellyman for 28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE!

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Erin speaking about 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple and Willow! #erinkellyman #jadeclaymore #jimmyink

Alfie Williams, Erin Kellyman, and Chi Lewis-Parry on The Empire Film Podcast. Their interview starts at 1:42:30. open.spotify.com/episode/7vZb...

TOMORROW!