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Claire Foy Spotted in Chic Trench Coat While Running Errands in Highgate!

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Claire Foy cut a casual figure as she ran errands during an outing in Highgate, London on Tuesday.

41-year-old actress from “The Crown” chose a relaxed style for her grocery trip, wearing a black V-neck shirt and dark trousers.

The actress wrapped up in a beige trench coat and added to her ouftit with a dark brown handbag.

Styling her brunette locks into an updo, Claire completed her look with a simple silver necklace. 

The actress gained notoriety for her role as Queen Elizabeth II during the initial two seasons of the popular Netflix series, The Crown.

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In recognition of her role, she was bestowed with several prestigious awards such as a Golden Globe and not just one but two Primetime Emmy Awards.

In The Crown, her character appeared only a year following her depiction of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII’s wife, in the BBC’s version of Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall.

Lately, she has been seen acting in the highly praised drama “All Of Us Strangers,” sharing screen time with Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott.

Towards the close of the previous year, she captured footage for the future venture titled H Is For Hawk, which stirred up quite a commotion in a peaceful neighborhood street during filming.

The security personnel hired by the production company behind the movie “H is for Hawk” are facing allegations of being impolite and overly assertive.

In my experience as a lifestyle guide, I must share an incident that recently unfolded amidst the hustle and bustle of a vibrant location. A security official confided in me that tensions ran high between our film production team and the local community over a seemingly minor matter – the quest for parking spaces. The situation became quite tumultuous, to put it mildly.

Instead of having parking spots right outside their homes, residents now find themselves needing to utilize a Pay-as-you-go parking lot, which is financed by the movie production company.

For about a month now, I’ve been diligently working on setting up our filming location at Plasturton Avenue, nestled within the picturesque Cardiff suburb of Pontcanna, transforming it into the perfect backdrop for our upcoming project.

It seems that Claire appeared not to know about the intense argument happening in the street where a film is scheduled for shooting over the coming fortnight.

One upset resident expressed concern, stating, “We’re fed up because the film crew has brought utter mayhem to our neighborhood. They’ve barricaded large sections of Plasturton Gardens, Plasturton Avenue, and Sneyd Street.

24/7 surveillance is being used to intimidate residents, making them feel threatened, should they try parking on the street. Their behavior was impolite and hostile.

Some neighbors have received warnings about their vehicles potentially being towed away by the film crew. However, they don’t actually possess the ability to carry out this action.

A resident residing mere steps away from the movie set commented: ‘Parking can be challenging in this area even under normal circumstances. While it’s wonderful to see productions like this taking place in Cardiff, it certainly poses a significant hassle.’

As a devoted admirer, I found myself overjoyed when the renowned television series, His Dark Materials, was brought to life on the very streets I frequently tread upon. Remarkably, the production went without a hitch, and the locals were elated to learn that H is for Hawk was being filmed right in our neighborhood.

They got a letter stating their intention to reserve certain on-street parking spaces for technical automobiles and filming prop cars.

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2025-05-28 13:48

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