I already mentioned it and normally I wouldn’t bother to mention it, but with the Robin Hood finale coming up and Lucy doing projects at the moment I thought I should mention I will be gone for two weeks. I will be back soon with updates. Feel free to e-mail me with news or anything Lucy-related. I plan to update the fan art gallery after I am no longer so busy, so feel free to send art as well!

Hello everyone. First of all, Leah sent me an article from 2006 where Lucy’s grandfather talks about Lucy and her sister, Sophie. It can be found in the press archive. She also sent scans from a magazine from late 2007 whose name I cannot remember. They are from Robin Hood 2006. Lastly, she also sent a new picture from the Arcadia press night party, courtesy of JessieCave.net.

I added pictures of Lucy on the set of Billboard. There are more pictures on the movie’s Facebook page that might be of Lucy (it’s hard to tell), but it looks like there are one or two other blond girls in the film, so the pictures could be of them. Thanks, Sandra.

For those wondering whether or not Lucy will be making a return, the BBC lists Lucy among the cast for the final episode of season three. Thanks, Gnimaerd. This is exciting news. Just to let you know, I will be away when the episode airs, but updates will resume right when I get back!

Thank you, Sandra, again for donating HQ pictures. There are three more from the Arcadia press night party with Jessie Cave in HQ, as well as a non-watermarked version of an Arcadia still that we had in the gallery.

Edit - It seems the non-watermarked pictures re-marks itself whenever I add it to the gallery. Is this the same for everyone else?

Thank you very much to Sandra for sending me information about a new movie Lucy is currently filming: Billboard. The movie looks like an independant film and you can view rehearsal videos and an interview with Lucy at this Youtube page. Lucy talks about her character (she named her “Denise”) and her role in the movie. There are screen captures from the video in the gallery!

I found an article regarding the season finale of Robin Hood. There are spoilers about a certain character, so proceed with caution. I honestly haven’t been keeping up with the show since Marian was killed off, so I don’t know if the finale spoilers in the article are plausible. I guess we will see on June 27! What do you think?

Also, Lucy Griffiths’ character, Maid Marian – who was stabbed to death by Guy of Gisbourne – will also make a surprise comeback in the present series finale, with bosses trying to keep the ending top secret.

An insider said: “It’s looking like one hell of a finale. The fact that [deleted] and Maid Marian come back proves that there are some major twists and shocks in store.”

Jonas Armstrong – who plays outlaw Robin – is leaving the show after three years…

Thank you to Leah for requesting information about Lucy in Collision. She got this response back:

Collision is due to air sometime in the Autumn, we don’t have a specific date just yet. I can’t tell you precisely how much screen time Lucy will have but she does play a main character.

This is exciting news! I am now curious about U Be Dead.

Thank you to Maura of JessieCave.com for sending HQ stills of images 4-7 in the Arcadia gallery. As well, there is a new photo from the curtain call. Please visit Maura’s website for more information on Jessie Cave, who plays the main character in the play! I am currently working on getting even more pictures for you, so check back soon!

Thank you to Olivia for writing such a lovely, proper review of Arcadia, which she went to see on June 5. You can read the full review right here. Here is what she had to say of Lucy:

Lucy Griffith’s featured very little also, but was equally as charming! She played Chloe in the present, and pulled off a love struck teen convincingly. And wow, she looks stunning on stage particularly with such lovely blonde hair! I thought often how she looked like Kiera Knightley. She was natural on stage, and fitted in perfectly amongst the rest of the amazing cast (Ed Stoppard = engaging, Samantha Bond = brilliant).

Olivia also had this to say about one of Lucy’s scenes:

I’ll also add [...] that I would have liked to have seen more of her on stage. There was also a really nice moment when she wouldn’t take her eyes off Bernard (whom her character Chloe had a crush on) and for the entire scene she followed him around like a puppy, grabbing his arm when she could.