There’s an awfully big kid in that stroller.

Anna Friel (Pushing Daisies) out jogging with her daughter Gracie and a friend in Los Angeles.

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Anna Friel (Pushing Daisies) out jogging with her daughter Gracie and a friend in Los Angeles.

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Sienna Miller on babies:
“I really want bubbies — I always have. I mean, I’m 27 and you have to think about these things, don’t you? And Sav (sister Savannah) proves you can work and be a mum. It still scares me, though.”
On boyfriend Rhys Ifans:
“(He’s) mad as a box of frogs — but I’m not exactly sane.”
On sister Savannah:
“When I was born, Savannah stole the height, the legs, the boobs, the spirituality…”

British actress Anna Friel has signed up to star opposite Will Ferrell in the upcoming adventure fantasy Land of the Lost.
Friel will play Ferrell’s love interest in the Universal picture, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
Based upon a 1970s TV show of the same name, Land of the Lost sees Ferrell playing a palaeontologist who is transported back to prehistoric times.
It will be directed by Brad Siberling whose previous projects include Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events.
Meanwhile, the Pushing Daisies star has revealed that she wants her daughter to stay in touch with her English roots despite the family’s relocation to LA.
Anna has hired a nanny from the north of England so that Gracie will pick up her accent rather than a Californian one, reports Fametastic.com.
Speaking to reporters, Anna said: “I know my roots and where I’m from- I’m northern and I always will be. Now Gracie’s talking with northern mannerisms.”
In another interview with Newsbeat, the Rochdale-born star said that she is always inviting fellow British actors to her LA home as she is “slightly scared” of her Tinseltown companions.
