The series opens with the inner dialogue of the protagonist, played by Ella Purnell, rattling off a list of people she’d like ...

In a cultural landscape that has inundated, if not altogether walloped us over the head, with content about male murderers, Ella Purnell finds ... or weighing in on hair and makeup?

Ella Purnell has grown very comfortable with copious amounts of blood onscreen. Earlier this year, the actor starred in the first season of Prime Video’s Emmy-nominated postapocalyptic video ...

Sky (tries) to interview Ella Purnell while she's surrounded by Chihuahuas in a nod to her character's furry friend Tink. Find out how Ella approached playing Rhiannon Lewis, a quiet wallflower turned ...

Tonight, Ella Purnell is sharing ... and a deep-red lip. Her hair was styled in classic Hollywood curls. When the series’s 17 Emmy nominations were announced, Purnell shared her candid reaction ...

Ella Purnell made some major life changes after a near-death experience that almost blinded her this year. Better known as Rhiannon Lewis in Starz's new dark comedy Sweetpea and as Lucy MacLean in ...

In the first episode, which premiered Oct. 10, the show’s protagonist, Rhiannon Lewis (Fallout’s Ella Purnell ... scalp-plucking has caused her hair to thin even in adulthood.

Ella Purnell has appeared on billboards across the world and appeared opposite Hollywood luminaries such as Angelina Jolie and Margot Robbie. But her greatest achievement might just be perfecting ...

Ella Purnell stars as Rhiannon Lewis in the new six-part Starz drama Sweetpea, about a young woman who transforms from meek wallflower to emboldened serial killer. Think Dexter meets female rage.

There's no denying that Ella Purnell is one of the most talented young actors in the industry today, so when I heard she was leading her own darkly comedic thriller, I was immediately on board.

The only thing I find unbelievable about the new Starz murder drama Sweetpea is that Ella Purnell could ever be a wallflower, invisible to her co-workers and family, friendless and alone ...