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Friday, 18 November 2016

Photo File: Alison Sudol currently playing Queenie in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

Alison Sudol is an actress, musician and author based in Los Angeles. Alongside a successful music career Alison starred in the 2 x Golden Globe winning Amazon hit 'Transparent', USA network's 'DIG' from the creators of Homeland and Heroes and Rafael Palacio's "The Force". Alison plays 'Queenie' in the new Harry Potter spin-off Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.

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Eddie Redmayne looks dapper in quirky checked suit as he promotes Fantastic Beasts with his co-stars in China

Working his magic! Eddie Redmayne looks dapper in quirky checked suit as he promotes Fantastic Beasts with his co-stars in China

By JASMIN SAHOTA FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 16:34, 18 November 2016 | UPDATED: 16:56, 18 November 2016

He's adorned in fancy 1920s attire while portraying Newt Scamander in his latest hit movie.

And Eddie Redmayne, 34, proved he is just as stylish off screen as he is on during the Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them press conference at the Sanlitun arena in Beijing, China, on Friday.

The Oscar-winning actor ensured he was the star of show as he gave a dashing display in a colourful checkered suit, while continuing his whirlwind promotional tour for the new flick.

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Working his magic! Eddie Redmayne, 34, looked dapper as he attended the Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them press conference at the Sanlitun areana in Beijing, China, on Friday

Paired with a crisp white shirt and matching burgundy tie, the actor looked every inch the Hollywood A-Lister as he enjoyed a Q&A session with his fellow co-stars.

The cast looked in high spirits as they continued their worldwide tour with the protagonist of the movie taking centre stage.

Meanwhile, leading lady Katherine Waterston, who plays Porpentina Goldstein, kept warm in the cool weather, donning an ankle-grazing overcoat.

Wearing a slinky LBD underneath and sky-high black stilettos, the actress looked ready for business as she towered over her co-stars.

Check mate! The Oscar-winning actor ensured he was the star of show as he gave a dashing display in a colourful checkered suit, as he continued his whirlwind promotional tour

Dream team: The cast looked in high spirits as they continued their worldwide tour with the protagonist of the movie taking centre stage

Leading lady: Meanwhile, Katherine Waterston, who plays Porpentina Goldstein, kept warm in the cool weather, donning an ankle-grazing overcoat

Alison Sudol, who plays Queenie in the Harry Potter prequel, dazzled in a floor-length black gown, framed with elegant flower embroidery.

Featuring a plunging neckline and thigh-high slit, the blonde beauty almost stole the attention from lead star Eddie.

Also in attendance was Dan Fogler who plays muggle Jacob Kowalski, the movie's producer David Heyman and director David Yates.

It's been a hectic few days for the Fantastic Beast stars, who hit the red carpet for the world premiere of the new movie in London last week.

Q&A time! Alison Sudgel, Eddie and Katherine all took turns to answer questions from their fans

All smiles: The cast looked in high spirits as they enjoyed their time in Beijing, China

Style Queen-ie: Alison, who plays Queenie in the Harry Potter prequel, dazzled in a floor-length black gown, framed with elegant flower embroidery

Meanwhile earlier this week, The Theory Of Everything star revealed one of the rehearsal tactics he employed to make sure he was delivering a convincing performance for the Harry Potter enthusiasts.

Speaking to Time Out on Wednesday, the star revealed that he spent a lot of time talking to himself whilst travelling on the London underground, pretending to speak to the magical characters that appear in the film.

The actor elaborated on the fact that the creatures in the story were added during post-production.

'Sometimes we’d have almost “War Horse”-style puppets for the rehearsal. But it varied, and sometimes it just involved having little Pickett the Bowtruckle, who is a stick insect, and he would be on my hand.

Well it is almost Christmas! The cast were each gifted with traditional Chinese paintings

Dapper dude: The actor looked every inch the Hollywood A-Lister as he enjoyed a Q&A session with his fellow co-stars

'I’d be on the tube in London, imagining talking to this thing, and suddenly realise I’m being stared at.’

On taking on the role in the mega-franchise, the star of The Theory Of Everything earlier revealed that being offered the role without having to audition excelled the pressure he felt playing the part.

'With the thrill comes the paranoia that you’re going to get fired after day one,' he explained. 'I was convinced I would lose the job. This is how neurotic actors work! But certainly fear is always there. It’s what makes you work harder.'

Hit movie: The producer David Heyman looked deep in thought as he waited to answer a question

Look at mine! The cast admired each other's paintings while they took to the stage in Sanlitun arena

Thursday, 13 October 2016

Eddie Redmayne, Alison Sudol and Katherine Waterston at Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them photocall in London

Eddie Redmayne displays his youthful good looks at Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them photocall in London

By DAN CAIN FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 15:02, 13 October 2016 | UPDATED: 17:21, 13 October 2016

He's playing the lead role in the much-anticipated Harry Potter prequel Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them.

And Eddie Redmayne, 34, had a twinkle in his eye as he arrived at the Mayfair Hotel in London on Thursday for a promotional photocall.

The handsome actor exuded youthfulness as he posed for photographs in a smart-casual ensemble.

Leading man: Eddie Redmayne, 34, had a twinkle in his eye as he arrived at the Mayfair Hotel in London on Thursday for a promotional photocall for Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them

The Theory Of Everything star wore a black jumper, emblazoned with the white outline of a dog on the front, over a pale blue shirt.

He sported a pair of navy blue trousers and white trainers, while he accessorised with a smart watch.

Eddie styled his brown hair in a swept and tousled fashion, and he stood in a relaxed manner with his hands tucked in his pockets.

Boyish good looks: The handsome actor exuded youthfulness as he posed for photographs in a smart-casual ensemble

On the promo trail: The star was joined by co-stars Dan Fogler, Alison Sudol and Katherine Waterston, all of which dressed in dark ensembles

Side by side: The foursome looked to be a close-knit unit

The star was joined by co-stars Dan Fogler, Alison Sudol and Katherine Waterston, all of which dressed in dark ensembles.

Alison, 31, produced a cute smile which brought out her dimples, and she enhanced her natural beauty with classily applied make-up.

She wore a smart, black, shortsleeve coat fastened up to the neck with brass buttons.

Pretty: Alison, 31, produced a cute smile which brought out her dimples, and she enhanced her natural beauty with classily applied make-up

Sophisticated: She wore a smart, black, shortsleeve coat fastened up to the neck with brass buttons

Katherine, 36, dressed in an open black cardigan with a leather trim and she wore her raven locks messily tied up.

Completing the quartet, Dan, 39, rocked a flat cap and a well-groomed beard. He put on a dapper display in a dark suit but forwent a tie.

The full trailer for the film was recently unveiled and it promises to mesmerise fans with its display of continued magic and mysticism.

Coordinated: Katherine, 36, dressed in an open black cardigan with a leather trim and she wore her raven locks messily tied up

Rugged: Completing the quartet, Dan, 39, rocked a flat cap and a well-groomed beard. He put on a dapper display in a dark suit but forwent a tie

Redmayne stars as Newt Scamander, a magizoologist who wreaks havoc on 1920s New York City when he releases a case full of his magical creatures.

The American wizarding authorities subsequently pursue the Brit as his collection of dangerous creatures and their habitats roam the metropolis.

His error drives a deeper wedge between the city's magical and non-magical communities as Newt races to correct his error.

Producers recently announced that work on a darker sequel to the David Yates-directed film is under way - before the new story has even hit the screens.

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