Original series of movies, all created by the writing-helming team of Frank Launder and Sidney Gilliat, started in 1954 with “The Belles of St. Trinian’s,” still the best in a very uneven bunch.

Details of the ambitious project emerged on Sunday, when the actor Rupert Everett revealed ... According to Everett, the updated St Trinian's films are likely to be more controversial than the ...

Beginning the lengthy process of Rupert Everett's transformation into the headmistress of St Trinians. Justine Picardie writes: 'He wriggles into his Miss Fritton costume: a large quantity of pale ...

Camilla Fritton, St. Trinian’s. Rupert Everett was 48 when St. Trinian’s was released. Credit: Entertainment Film Distributors. Everett also plays Camilla’s brother, Carnaby Fritton.

Directed by Oliver Parker and Barnaby Thompson and starring Colin Firth and Rupert Everett, “St. Trinian’s” tells the twisted story of a dysfunctional British girls’ boarding school and ...

Following in the high-heeled footsteps of the great Alistair Sim is Rupert Everett in the dual role of St. Trinian’s headmistress (notably rechristened) Camilla, surname Fritton, and her caddish ...

Even what might seem the movie's edgiest aspect — Rupert Everett in drag as headmistress ... Our guide to the "unbelievably low-rent" St. Trinian's is, of course, the new girl on campus.

Read our privacy notice. Rupert Everett is back in drag for the filming of a new St Trinian's production. The 50-year-old actor, who plays headteacher Miss Fritton, appeared alongside Girls Aloud ...

Directors Oliver Parker and Barnaby Thompson, who have tried their hands at Oscar Wilde, bring the St. Trinian’s girls up to date with Rupert Everett, who apparently had the idea, taking the Sim ...

The riotous schoolgirls of St Trinian's are set to return to the cinema screen, with Rupert Everett in Alastair Sim's celebrated role as headmistress Miss Fritton, it has been reported. Ealing Studios ...

The stars: Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, Russell Brand, Talulah Riley, Gemma Arterton, Lily Cole, Lucy Punch. The story: Infamous school for "young ladies" St Trinian's is threatened with closure ...