I have added the 2015 photoshoots of Caitriona Balfe to the gallery. Added some new ones, replaced for better quality…You can go to the gallery to take a look to the photos and enjoy!

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I am so happy to let you know that Caitriona Balfe Web is celebrating 4 years online this month. I am so happy because I love to work on this site and share all the stuff that I have with you all. I can’t believe it was 4 years ago when I adopted this site!

This year is not easy to me (and the rest of people), but I am trying my best to keep the site online and support Caitriona. Anyway, the next days, to celebrate the 4 years, I am going to add some stuff to the site. I am working on add the photos that I don’t have up and trying to create new sections here.

If you like the site and want to help to keep this online, please, feel free to go here to donate. Every little bit helps and will be used to pay host, domain and new stuff. Thanks.

Thanks to all the visitors, without you, this will make not sense. If you have suggestions, comments or whatever, please, feel free to contact me. Also, remember that you can join to our twitter to get all the updates.

Nicky

Hello! I am not sure why but I forgot to add the episode 12 captures. I just added these ones and hope you all enjoy the photos!

If you like the updates and want to help this site to keep online, please, feel free to go here to donate, every little bit helps! I need a few help to maintain the site due the situation in my country. Thanks.

Caitriona Balfe has announced that her Forget Me Not Scottish gin is now available to buy.

The Irish actress, who plays lead Claire Randall/Fraser in the show, first announced plans for Forget Me Not Gin this summer in a bid to support the arts and “acknowledge the positive contribution creative industries make to society”.

Speaking about the launch this week she thanked everyone who managed to buy a bottle already.

Speaking on Twitter she said: “I am so excited to announce that our limited edition first batch is on sale now. The launch went phenomenally and we do have a few bottles and anyone who wants to buy one of those should go to Forgetmenot.com.”

The gin is currently only on offer for those in the UK and the EU, but the Irish actress added that they are hoping to get it out to other international markets very soon.

She had previously spoken about how the “very special product” has combined her love of “collaborating with friends, drinking and finding ways to support” the beleaguered artistic community.

The special spirit is described as a “smooth botanical gin” distilled in the Highlands of Scotland – though the distillery hasn’t been named.

I’ve added screencaps of Caitriona Balfe from the film Ford v. Ferrari. You can go to the gallery and enjoy the photos.

The clip shows Claire and Jamie discussing young Ian’s return to the Ridge.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact the entertainment industry, Outlander fans are bracing themselves for an extra-long Droughtlander—that dreaded period between new seasons of the TV series—ahead of season six.

While new episodes have been confirmed by Starz, it’s unclear how long production will take, given the ongoing global health crisis.

But fortunately this morning, we can offer a bit of relief by way of an exclusive deleted scene from season five, which aired earlier this year. In the clip above, which will be included in the collectors edition of the season, but is premiering on T&C today, Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie (Sam Heughan) discuss their nephew young Ian’s return to their community on Fraser’s Ridge after having lived for an extended period with the Mohawk Native Americans.

I have added a new photoshoot of Caitriona Balfe to the gallery so, you can go there to take a look. She looks beautiful and so natural!

Hello to everyone!

I just wanted to do a small update because in a few days, I need to renew the domain of this site and I am looking for help. I have no money to do, but I don’t want to delete and loose the site so, I am asking for donations. Every little bit helps and will be more than appreciated. So, please, if you enjoy the site and want to help to keep this online, feel free to go here to donate. Every single dollar will be more than appreciated and will help me to pay the domain. Thanks from the bottom of my heart.

Big hugs

Nicky

Kenneth Branagh is bringing his life story to the big screen. The famed actor, director, and screenwriter is currently working on a semi-autobiographical film about his childhood growing up in Northern Ireland, which is rumored to be titled Belfast. Nothing official has been announced yet, but Outlander star Caitriona Balfe recently confirmed the news of the movie (and that she would be playing Branagh’s mother) on social media.

Here’s what else we know so far:
Caitriona Balfe shared the news with an excited tweet.

“I guess the cat is out of the bag!!! So delighted to be working on this special project with this amazing cast and the wonderful Kenneth Branagh. Exciting stuff!” she posted on social media.
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I guess the cat is out of the bag!!! So delighted to be working on this special project with this amazing cast and the wonderful Kenneth Branagh. Exciting stuff! #Belfast https://t.co/XdeOybeGpw
— Caitriona Balfe (@caitrionambalfe) September 4, 2020

Her Outlander co-star Sam Heughan also took to Twitter to congratulate her.”What. A. CAST!!!!!!” he wrote. [Source]

Golden Globe- and BAFTA-nominated actress and producer Caitriona Balfe, together with Ocean Independent, the production arm of talent agency Emptage Hallett, have secured rights to adapt and produce Sarah Crossan’s novel Here Is the Beehive. Sources close to Balfe say schedule and timing permitting, this is intended to be a starring vehicle for Balfe as well.

Published last week in the UK by Bloomsbury Publishing, the novel is scheduled for publication in the U.S. in November by publisher Little, Brown.

“I am beyond thrilled that Sarah agreed to collaborate with me to bring her exciting and compelling novel to life for the screen,” said Balfe. “I was particularly drawn to her portrayal of a flawed, complex and wounded woman, navigating a tragic circumstance somewhat of her own creation.”

Here Is the Beehive is described as a suspenseful, immediate novel about grief, death and obsession. The narrative centers around Ana and Connor, who have been having an affair for three years. In hotel rooms and coffee shops, swiftly deleted texts and secretly captured weekends, they have built an insular world focused on one another. Peeling away the layers of two overlapping marriages, the book is a devastating excavation about risk, obsession and loss.

“I am delighted Caitriona Balfe has acquired the film rights to Here Is the Beehive,” said Crossan. “Her vision is ambitious and daring as well as sensitive to the original text. I am excited to be working with her and her team over the coming months and years.”

Balfe is best known for playing Claire in Starz’s popular drama series Outlander, which just concluded its fifth season. Based on Diana Gabaldon’s eight-book series, the series continues to be a fan favorite and has garnered numerous accolades for Balfe since the series launch in 2014. Balfe also serves as a producer on the show. On the big screen, she most recently starred as the female lead in the Oscar-nominated Ford v Ferrari.

Balfe is repped by WME, Jackoway Austen and Emptage Hallett in the UK. Crossan is represented by A.M. Heath in association with Dench Arnold. [Source]