Carey Mulligan's New Honor & Narnia Role

0:00It's March 31st. I'm Cory with the story, and this is entertainment and celebrity news today. AI-powered and star driven. Carrie Mulligan, the 40-year-old Oscar-nominated actress, just picked up a commander of the British Empire Honor from King Charles at Windsor. Castle. It's for her standout contributions to drama, after shining in hits like an education, the great Gatsby, and drive. The Investiture on Tuesday brought together other big names, too, like the National Trust Director General, a top admiral, an anti-female genital, mutilation campaigner, and a former Welsh rugby star. Mulligan's already gearing up for Greta Gerwig's Netflix take on Narnia, the magician's nephew, sharing the screen with Emma Mackie, Daniel Craig, and Meryl Streep. She called the gig a total dream, and fans are buzzing about her rising star power. Her careers packed with winds, including a 2010 Bafta for best actress and nods for promising young woman in Maestro. Lately, she popped up in the Bafta-nominated Ballad of Wallace Island, plus plenty of

1:04TV and stage work. When asked about the next James Bond after Craig, she stressed it needs a top-tier actor, no question. Mulligan's keeping the momentum rolling strong, so keep an eye on her next chapter in film and beyond.