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"I just think of myself as an upstart who is trying to get better at what I do."
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Richard today was in Spain promoting Cinderella. He attended a photocall in Madrid (at Puerta Alcala) together with Kenneth Branagh. Several photos from the event have now been added to the gallery (also thanks to Claudia for her help). Enjoy!

PUBLIC APPEARANCES > 2015 > March 16: Cinderella Photocall in Madrid [+145]


MOVIEMANIACSDE – See the full press conference for Cinderella from the international premiere in Berlin. With David Barron (producer), Helena Bonham Carter, Richard Madden, Lily James, Kenneth Branagh (director), Cate Blanchett, Stellan Skarsgård, Allison Shearmur (producer) and Sandy Powell (costumes).





LINDALEE ROSE – Lindalee discovers that Richard Madden’s girlfriend is none other than Jenna Coleman from TV’s Doctor Who, while conducting interviews at the Cinderella World Premiere in Hollywood.





FLAUNT MAGAZINE – If Richard Madden weren’t acting, he’d be a “shy, fat kid living in Scotland with no girlfriend,” he tells me. Far from Prince Charming, who the 28-year-old actor plays in Disney’s upcoming remake of Cinderella.

I find Madden sitting in the corner of Tiny’s & the Bar Upstairs, bundled in an overcoat and a turtleneck, drinking Kentucky Bourbon Ale on this bitter New York afternoon. He’s handsome and his Scottish accent is as thick and alluring as one might hope it to be (he pronounces “Great Dane” with a rolling R). For someone experienced in playing the role of a king and a prince, he is remarkably laid-back, modest, and almost bashful. He plays with his hands while speaking, and he lights up whenever I ask about Game of Thrones, in which he starred as Robb Stark, King in the North. He first joined youth theatre as a kid to overcome shyness and, in the process, discovered his passion. Today, with credits in theatre, film, and television, he seems to be constantly working.

“I think I’ve had nine different permanent residences in the past year,” he says.

(be sure to read the rest of the article/interview at the source!)

Check the beautiful photoshoot Richard did for Flaunt Magazine in our gallery:

Photoshoots & Portraits > Session 031 [+4]


Richard was guest at the mexican talk show Despierta America to promote the film ‘Cinderella’ at Univision Studios. Several stills from his appearance have now been added to the gallery, enjoy (the cutie of Richard with a puppy!!)


TV APPEARANCES & INTERVIEWS > 2015 – Despierta America (March 12) [+148]


VOLTURE – If you thought Cinderella’s tiny glass slippers were hard to fill, try walking a mile in Prince Charming’s polished shoes. It’s not easy to play a character that’s practically the Ur-prince of all fairy tales — handsome, chivalrous, and the personified projection of romantic longing — but in Kenneth Branagh’s new live-action adaptation of Cinderella, Richard Madden proves himself up to the task. We got the Game of Thrones alum on the phone to discuss how he pulled off all of his princely dancing scenes, how he feels about the HBO series now that he’s been killed off, and why he’s so obsessed with Doctor Who.

You often take on projects like Game of Thrones and Klondike that put you through some arduous paces. Does something like Cinderella, then, feel like a vacation?
You know, I got this job while I was shooting Klondike, and I said, “This is great. I’m not going to be covered in blood or mud, or carrying things for hours!” But actually, it was just as hard as both of them, just in a very different way. I had to work on it for months to get the dance choreography down, and I was doing a lot of scenes on horseback. You think something’s going to be easy, and it never is — you end up putting the same amount of effort and time into it.

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