Trixie and Matthew might be wed in Call The Midwife, yet their real-life equivalents share an unique bond too. Olly Rix revealed his assistance for Helen George to see her do in The King and I on London’s West End, and was signed up with by castmates Jenny Aguter, Fenella Woolgar, Annabelle Apsion and executive manufacturer Pippa Harris.

“It’s great, it’s the second time we’ve watched it,” Olly specifically informed HELLO! at the musical’s gala evening on Wednesday night. “It was brilliant, but that was in Richmond so this is a much more grand affair so we’re all looking forward to it.”

In spite of collaborating on-screen, the star – that has actually been passionately connected to the celebrity after both their corresponding divides – made it clear that he would not be offering Helen any kind of comments on her prominent efficiency as Anna Leonowens.

“I won’t give her any notes, it’s not really in my wheelhouse. I can’t sing so that would be inappropriate.”

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Olly likewise hinted that there will certainly be “a few surprises” being available in the 13th period of Call The Midwife as he resolved the rumours that he’s leaving the program.

When inquired about his upcoming prepare for the year, Olly exposed: “Some American stuff but I can’t say just yet. Hopefully, you’ll find out soon.”

Talking on The One Program previously today, Helen admitted that shooting scenes with her Olly Rix as Trixie and Matthew deal with difficulties in their marital relationship, saw”a few bumps along the way”

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There are compelling scenes, specifically in the direction of completion of the collection yet it develops into a kitchen area sink dramatization by the end of it. Several of the scenes that were shot were so actual, like any kind of actual pair in your home today. They were terrific to play.”

Set in 1860s Bangkok, The King and I tells the story of the unconventional and tempestuous relationship that develops between the King of Siam and Anna Leonowens, a British schoolteacher whom the modernist King, in an imperialistic world, brings to Siam to teach his many wives and children. 

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The Rodgers and Hammerstein standard is a luxurious, classic love from the golden era of musicals, loved by the public and movie critics alike– and flaunting among the finest ratings ever before created, consisting of Whistle a Delighted Song, Learning More About You, and Shall We Dancing.