Emma Pierson

The BBC adaptation of Money enables him to flex his dramatic muscles (“I don't want to sound arrogant, but to a certain extent, being funny is easy”). He's refreshingly dismissive of the idea that the Eighties are newly relevant again (“all that looking back is just a way of filling the TV schedules”). He is frank about his bleak love scenes in Money with Emma Pierso n and Tamsin Egerton. “I'm working my way through the St Trinian's girls, much to my wife's annoyance,” he says. Yes, love...Read Full Story

Anna Thornton-Wilton (Emma Pierson) Head Receptionist Anna is 27 and... let's say... aspirational. She works in the luxury hotel business because she feels completely at home there – but really working there is the only way she can afford to be a part of it. She's gorgeous and knows it and, as far as she's concerned, it's only a matter of time before she bags a wealthy and eligible man. Her ambitions need re-evaluating when she finds herself pregnant. The gang want to know who the dad is...Read Full Story

“Little Dorrit” has won seven Emmy awards, defeating “30 Rock” and “Mad Men.” Among the awards received I can mention the ones for directing, writing, art direction, costumes and cinematography. “Little Dorrit” tells the story of the Dorrit family, who will find out about their rights to a great deal of money. Emma Pierson’s character is Fanny Dorrit, a worldly and extremely determined dancer. From this point of view there’s no big difference between the actress and her character. Pierson...Read Full Story

Hotel Babylon Series 4 Episode 1 Next on: Friday, 21:00 on BBC One Synopsis Hotel Babylon is closing. Tony desperately pitches the hotel to an Asian businessman, but the deal goes into freefall when Tony refuses to meet his demands. Meanwhile, a terror alert throws Central London into chaos, and a crowd seek refuge in the hotel. The team pull together fantastically, and a millionaire caught up in the bedlam is so impressed that he decides to buy Babylon, securing its future. Elsewhere, Anna...Read Full Story

Simon Cowell has confirmed that he first considered hiring Emma Pierson to be the fourth judge on the new series of Britain's Got Talent. Simon Cowell has confirmed that he first considered hiring Emma Pierson to be the fourth judge on the new series of Britain's Got Talent. The 49-year-old told The Star that he had approached the Hotel Babylon actress to see if she was interested in joining him, Amanda Holden and Piers Morgan on the judging panel. Cowell said: "She's very sexy and talented...Read Full Story