I’ve updated the gallery with captures that have been needed to be added for a long while – though it also includes captures from the video below.

It’s got a good bit of Imogen in it – take a look.

Girl just won’t take a break (and that’s a good thing). Heat Vision Blog is running that Imogen has been cast in Fright Night, which is expressing a cast with the likes of Anton Yelchin, Colin Farrell, Toni Collette, David Tennant and Christopher Mintz-Plasse.

Poots will play Yelchin’s girlfriend, part of the popular crowd and unaware of his earlier life as a nerd.

We haven’t really seen Imogen in a horror since 28 Weeks Later (and soon Chatroom) so as a horror fan I’m looking forward to this – the cast speaks for itself which hopefully means it won’t be like other remakes that fail to deliver.

Seeing it’s red band it is alot more violent, but we also see more glimpses of Imogen. View it here.

Apparently a trailer for A Bouquet of Barbed Wire has been on the internet for months so I guess I’ve been too obtuse in the fact that I’ve missed it when it’s been everywhere. The only site that did have it has now taken it down (good ol’ ITV) and I feel upset that I’ve missed it as it’s the project of Imogen’s I’m most looking forward to – so if anyone finds it again – let me know! Otherwise I’ve added two images related to it.

With thanks to the lovely Sarika from Imogen Online and Belle also there is a new photoshoot in the gallery – so classicly pretty.

Yet another new role for Imogen in Christopher And His Kind has been announced where she’ll be acting alongside current Doctor Who star Matt Smith. Smith will play English novelist Christopher Isherwood – Imogen Poots (28 Weeks Later, Solitary Man) stars as Jean Ross, an aspiring actress and singer who provided Christopher with the inspiration for the Sally Bowles character of Cabaret fame.

The hedonistic Berlin cabaret scene is in full swing when a young and wide-eyed Christopher Isherwood arrives in the city, unable to speak a word of German, to stay with his close friend, Auden. To Isherwood’s reserved English sensibility, the city’s thriving gay subculture is thrilling and intoxicating. But Christopher soon finds himself heartbroken after the failure of a hopeless love affair, and so sets out on a process of self-discovery.
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It sounds like a mature role for Imogen, I love the fact that she keeps to her British roots and does such projects like A Bouquet of Barbed Wire but also does more mainstream films. I’ve never come across Christopher Isherwood before and so it would be a good chance to read up on his life – it is no doubt controversial or scandelous as that is the BBC’s forte. It’s currently filming in Belfast, so it may be on British screens in autumn or winter time.

With thanks to Belle in the comments who has linked a lovely interview of Imogen on her current projects Solitary Man, Chatroom and Jane Eyre. You can view it here, she sounds so eloquent to talk to and brings something new to each interview she does about her roles and movies.