Joanne Froggatt, known for her roles in Downton Abbey and Liar, is currently starring in ITV's Saturday night drama North Shore. Originally an Australian mystery crime thriller television series ...

When it comes to stars of major drama series, Joanne Froggatt is up there with some of the most notable. The actress, who's known for her roles in Downton Abbey and Liar, has graced our screens in ...

Downton Abbey's Joanne Froggatt is expecting her first child and shared the news in a very Hollywood way. The 'Lost' alum talks to ET about being an executive producer on the apocalyptic ...

Another pitched in, commenting: "Just watching the 2017/2020 ITV drama, 'Liar' and it has both Joanne Froggatt and Katherine Kelly in it. Both wonderful in their roles." Froggat, now 44 ...

Soap fans who have recently tuned into new crime drama North Shore on ITVX may have recognised actress Joanne Froggatt – and ...

North Shore stars Joanne Froggatt, John Bradley, Dan Spielman, Rob Carlton, Matt Passmore, Ryhs Muldoon and Toby Truslove. Now all six episodes are available for those in the UK to watch it on ...

Soap fans who have recently tuned into new crime drama North Shore on ITVX may have recognised actress Joanne Froggatt – and it’s because she played an iconic Coronation Street character.

Getty Images/Design Pics RF A bride is still fuming after her brother brought his pregnant new girlfriend to her destination wedding — and then demanded that she be included in the family photos.

By Sadiba Hasan Wedding culture is constantly changing. Wedding hashtags are not as common anymore, wedding parties are often mixed-gender, couples frequently exchange their vows privately instead ...

"People knew to arrive at just the right moment, ensuring the bride wasn’t kept waiting," the wedding guest tells PEOPLE @sarah_linus Married couple Sarah and Linus went viral on TikTok for ...

As filming for the big-budget gangster series continues in the capital, the former James Bond star, 71, and Downton Abbey actress, 44, joined Tom Hardy to film what looked like tense scenes.