Charlotte Riley reveals she has set up a ‘first nursery’ for the film industry near Warner Bros. Studios
Charlotte Riley reveals that she set up the film industry’s ‘first nursery’ near Warner Bros. Studios (and even her husband Tom Hardy helps!)
- The actress, 39, who is proud of the mother of her two children, five and two, co-founded the WonderWorks nursery near Warner Bros. Studios in Hertfordshire last year.
- Although Charlotte and Tom Hardy have a fortune of several million pounds that would allow them to hire a nanny, she explained that the nursery was ‘vital’
- During the interview, the actress said she was not forced to turn down a job because she could afford to hire a nanny ‘because my partner is working’
- But Charlotte said the nursery was important for those in the industry who weren’t commanding huge salaries.
- The actress said she was starting a campaign that by 2024 all productions had a line in their budget for child care.
- Charlotte said her husband Tom had ‘really supported’ the nursery and was helping it ‘with everything we do’.
Charlotte Riley has revealed that she has set up a nursery ‘for the first time in film history’, offering childcare services to those in the industry.
The 39-year-old actress, who is the proud mom to her two children, five and two, co-founded the WonderWorks Nursery near Warner Bros Studios in Hertfordshire last year.
Although Charlotte and her husband Tom Hardy, 43, have a fortune of several million pounds that would allow them to hire a nanny, the mother-of-two explained that the nursery was ‘vital’ to the film industry .
Childcare: Charlotte Riley revealed she has set up a nursery ‘for the first time in film history’, offering childcare services to those in the industry
Speaking to The Times, Charlotte said: ‘We have so many people, especially women, who are in their thirties, want to have kids but are gone,’ Oh my gosh I’m literally about to direct my first film. ” Then they have to choose and that’s all kinds of trouble.
The press star continued, “ The industry chooses to work those long hours, 15 hours a day. Now is the time for the industry to take some responsibility for its social impact ”.
During the interview, the actress said she was not forced to turn down a job because she could afford to hire a nanny ‘because my partner is working’.
But Charlotte said the nursery is important for those in the industry who don’t receive huge salaries, who have to work for short contracts and move between studio and location shoots.
Family: The actress, 39, who has two children, five and two, with husband Tom Hardy, co-founded the WonderWorks Nursery near Warner Bros Studios in Hertfordshire (pictured 2012)
Vital: Charlotte said the nursery is important for those in the industry who don’t command huge salaries, who have to work for short contracts
The actress said she is starting a campaign that by 2024 all productions will have a line in their budget for child care.
Charlotte said her husband Tom had ‘really supported’ the nursery and was helping it ‘with everything we do’.
“ He knows how vital it is, he really cares about the teams he works with, everyone will tell you he’s the first person on the set, saying hello to everyone, ” a- she declared.
It’s going well: and it looks like the nursery for actors in the film industry is thriving, with WonderWorks already caring for 30 children full-time and ten part-time.
And it looks like the nursery for actors in the film industry is thriving, with WonderWorks already caring for 30 children full-time and ten part-time.
Charlotte described the interior of the nursery “ a bit like going to your grandmother’s house ” as it has an eclectic collection of accessories, costumes and furniture revisited from old movie sets.
However, the actress did not turn her back on the main role on the big screen.
Her next project, the sci-fi series The Peripheral, will see her star alongside Chloë Grace Moretz.
Fun: Charlotte described the interior of the nursery ‘a bit like going to your grandma’s house’ as it has an eclectic collection of upscale accessories, costumes and furniture
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