Emily Blunt on THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN — Gill Pringle interviews

September 30, 2016January 28, 2019 Gill Pringle (Archived Contributor) 0 Comments emily blunt, girl on the train

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Emily Blunt gasped in horror when she first saw her transformation into a blotchy-faced alcoholic trainwreck, the unlikely heroine of The Girl on the Train. “It was hard seeing myself look so awful. I came into work with no make-up and they would make me look even worse, adding rosacea and bags. I could barely look at my own reflection.” Read more>>

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Gill Pringle (Archived Contributor)

Gill Pringle began her career as a news reporter on Britain's famed Fleet Street, planning on changing the world, exposing injustice and covering war zones. Instead she became the editor of The Sun's legendary Bizarre column and, later, The Mirror's White Hot Club, travelling the world with Michael Jackson, U2 and Madonna. A growing passion for film prompted a move to Los Angeles 20 years ago where she interviews actors and filmmakers for leading broadsheet and magazine titles in the UK and Australia. Gill's outlets include The Independent, the i, Sunday Times, Woman, S Express Magazine, Saga, and The Herald in the UK, and Filmink, Stack, The West Australian, news.com.au, Elle, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, Woman's Day, Stellar, Total Girl, K-Zone, Primolife and Yours in Australia.