Rosamund Pike's Emotional Inter Alia Return

0:00It's April 8th, entertainment and celebrity news today starts now, AI-powered and spotlight ready. I'm Cory with the story. Rosemond Pike got emotional and teared up during the curtain call at the Inter-Alea Press Night, Tuesday at Wyndham's Theatre in London. The 47-year-old actress is back as Crown Court judge Jessica Parks, a role she first took on when the play premiered at the National Theatre. Last July, she's handling the West End Transfer now, waving to the crowd after a powerful show where her character deals with sexual violence cases until her own. Teenade Sun faces a rape accusation that personal twist hits hard on stage. Audiences gave her thunderous applause and critics are all over it with four star reviews across the board. Outlets like The Daily Mail, The Standard and The Times called her performance stunning and Olivier Award-worthy, praising her sharp wit and emotional depth. This comes after Pike opened up about her career move right after Gone Girl in 2014,

1:02when she took 18 months off to raise her young, sons, solo, whos 13 and Adam whos 11. She admitted it wasn't the most strategic choice, missing out on the big promo wave. Pike's owning the stage again, proving her talent runs deep no matter the timing and inter-Alea shaping up as a must see hit.