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‘Powder’ Poster
The first promotional poster for Powder has now been released! Be sure to check out the film in cinemas on August 26th!
‘Powder’ Promotionals
Land Girls, Series 1 Screencaps
It’s been a long time coming, but I have finally screencapped all of the episodes from Land Girls, series one. Series two will be following shortly as soon as I get my hands on it! Sadly the images aren’t brilliant in quality, but they are still worth a look – this has to be my favourite of Jo’s characters so far!
New Layout & Jo’s Offical Twitter!
As you can see the site has a brand new layout, designed by my friend Tran and featuring pictures from Land Girls – one of my favourite shows of Jo’s!
In other news, Jo has opened a brand new Twitter account, so pop on over and follow her tweets at @jowoodcock
Lots of Gallery Additions
With a huge thank you to the very lovely Jo herself, I have added a plethora of exclusive images to our gallery, including a new photo shoot by Liam Boyle and some beautiful new head shots.
Jo has also sent me some images from her productions that the gallery was missing, including some new stills from Powder and some images from All the Small Things, Land Girls and Torn.
In other news, don’t forget to purchase your copy of Land Girls: Back to the Land, released on July 5th!
‘Powder’ Release Date
A release date for Powder has finally been given! Expect to see Jo on the big screen on August 25th! Hopefully some press images and information will also be released soon.
A brand new layout for the website will be coming soon to celebrate the film’s release!
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After a bit of searching I have managed to find the first trailer for Powder, complete with a small glimpse at Jo’s character – enjoy!
Jo on ‘This Morning’
Last month, Jo appeared in ITV to promote The Land Girls, I have finally collected some pictures and added them to our gallery:
‘The Big Issue’ Interview
Jo has featured in The Big Issue Scotland, where she was interviewed about her time spent on the set of Land Girls:
Were you glad to be reunited with your fellow Land Girls for a second series?
I really was to be honest. The actors are a real delight to work with, they make you feel very welcome. It’s a nice set to be on.
Is a happy set rare in TV land?
It’s not unusual but because we had such a tight schedule to get our work done you really notice when everyone pulls together. There was a real feeling of camaraderie.
In the first series, your character Bea lied about her age to join the WLA and now she is married with a baby. Has she had a lot of growing up to do?
She was just a girl in the first series, now she is learning to be a mother and becoming much more mature. There are lots of obstacles that crop up that really put the marriage to the test. There’s still plenty of learning to do.
You’ve starred in a lot of period dramas, such as Tess of the d’Urbervilles and Dorian Gray. Do you like going back in time?
Are you asking if I like time travel?
Well, acting is as close as anyone else gets.
Yeah I suppose it is a little bit like time travel. I’ve learned a lot about the eras I’ve filmed in. Period dramas are special because they take you somewhere unfamiliar. Every character whether they’re in period or modern are human and have characteristics you can identify with.
The land girls are one of the more overlooked aspects WWII. How does it feel to be telling their story?
It’s nice to do something about how people lived their lives and not the actual conflict itself. There’s so many stories to tell. I watched Inglorious Basterds the other day. I was thinking how strange it is that Land Girls and Inglorious Basterds could come from the same period of history. It’s nice to have a domestic story. Not everyone was shooting guns.
Have you had any feedback from real land girls?
Sadly I haven’t had any feedback at all. On some internet forums people were complaining that the jumpers we wore were the wrong colour. That’s the only feedback I’ve had.
Land Girls wades into daytime schedules that are saturated with soaps, chat shows and programmes about antiques. Do you like offering something a little different?
It’s a nice thing to have a choice besides Cash in the Attic – not that there’s anything wrong with that. It’s wonderful to have an original drama in the middle of the day but I think it’s good enough to be compared next to prime time dramas. The time slot for the last series time slot was just after Newsround.
The old Neighbours slot?
Yeah and I think it worked very well. I remember as a kid myself you would watch whatever was on after Newsround. Children would like it. There’s a little bit of history in there as well.
When it’s a big success I’m sure it will get blanket coverage.
Yeah it will be on all the time, like Top Gear.
Can you reveal anything about the future of the show?
I’m not allowed to give too much away…
I know what happens. The war ends. We win!
Land Girls – Episode One
I have added some screencaps from the first episode of Land Girl series 2 to the gallery, images from episode 2 will be coming soon!
Land Girls Photo
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