All the screen captures of Lily James in Hulu’s movie ‘Swiped’ have been added to our gallery. In the movie, Lily James plays the role of Whitney Wolfe, the co-founder of Tinder and founder of Bumble. More than 3.700 photos have been added, don’t forget to go through all of them!

Lily James went to the Toronto International Film Festival to promote her next movie ‘Swiped’. She attended Deadline, Shutterstock and IMDb events before going the premiere of the movie yesterday night. Lily also posed for Getty, Los Angeles Times, People, Deadline, and The Hollywood Reporter for portraits.

Lily James is on the cover of Defined Magazine‘s September 2025 issue. With this cover comes a photoshoot shot by Rachell Smith and a full interview that you can red right below.

Lily James On Her Terms

By the end of our conversation, Lily James is satisfied and self-deprecating in equal measure. “I think we’ve covered both my films and my existential crisis,” she says with a slight grin. But you would be hard-pressed to describe James as being in the midst of any kind of crisis. The London-based actress, 36, made a series of compelling movies and launched her own production company after earning accolades—and an Emmy nomination—for portraying Pamela Anderson in TV series Pam & Tommy. She released Relay, vintage thriller with Riz Ahmed in August, and Swiped, a biopic about Bumble founder and CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd and the alleged sexual harassment she endured at her former company Tinder, releases this month. It’s Swiped that really galvanized James, who both starred in and produced the film with her newly-launched company Parodos Productions.

“It was pre-[actors] strike that I first read the script and I remember being so taken aback by Whitney Wolfe’s story,” James recalls, speaking from her home in London, which she has recently finished renovating. “I was really unfamiliar. Dating apps are so a part of our culture, whether you like it or not—they determine and dictate a lot of how we meet people. So learning about the story of this woman who was a part of that inception, not only at Bumble but also Tinder, and this phenomenal journey of growth she goes through to become such a formidable, innovative entrepreneur, and facing real adversity and challenges, which she overcame, I found deeply inspiring.”

James was so moved by the script, written by director Rachel Lee Goldenberg alongside Bill Parker and Kim Caramele, that she decided she wanted to not only play Wolfe Herd, but also to be part of the film’s behind-the-scenes process. “I really wanted to have a real voice in this given what it’s about and who it’s about,” she notes. James had executive produced 2021 limited series The Pursuit of Love, but Swiped marked her first endeavor as an actual hands-on producer. She formed Parodos with Gala Gordon, a friend from drama school. “Moving forward we want to tell stories [and] champion stories of female resilience and this very much was a part of the fabric of building our company,” James says.

As an actor, James did a lot of preparation to play Wolfe Herd—something she says she does with all of her roles, not just the ones based on real people. Because Wolfe Herd remains under an NDA after settling with Tinder, neither James nor the other filmmakers met with her or spoke to her. Instead, all of the script details came from what was publicly available. James repeatedly watched Wolfe Herd’s 2023 Masterclass, mimicking the founder’s speech and mannerisms until they felt natural.

“I watched every podcast, read everything I could about her, and really tried to capture the essence of her, which was both through her achievements and endeavoring to champion her legacy, but also trying to understand who she is as a woman,” James says. “Which is purely my interpretation and my exploration of her and using my imagination to try and step into her shoes and her experience and dramatize that in our film.”
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Lily James is featured on Who What Wear with a brand new photoshoot. The magazine also shared an interview of Lily talking about her latest movies and the diversity of her roles. You can read the whole interview right below and check out the photoshoot in out gallery.

Lily James Keeps Proving She’s Hollywood’s Ultimate Chameleon

Lily James is a busy woman. Our call is rescheduled twice, including once on a Sunday, because she’s just flown out for a shoot in a different time zone. When she finally greets me on Zoom from a hotel suite in Vancouver—fresh-faced and makeup-free after a morning workout—she is brimming with apologies, and all is instantly forgotten. “Thank you for being so patient,” she says, clasping her hands together in contrition. “It’s been really wild over here.”

Who can blame her for the packed schedule? James is the epitome of a modern-day workhorse. The SAG Award–winning actor has been working in Hollywood for over a decade and a half, and she’s only 36. The British star has built a chameleonic filmography that most actors would happily sacrifice an arm and a leg to achieve. There’s musical gold—who can forget her winsome turn as the all-singing, all-dancing young Donna Sheridan in Mamma Mia 2? She’s done achingly cool A24 fare, courtesy of the savage wrestling saga The Iron Claw, and ticked off nail-biting heist action in the form of Edgar Wright’s surprise box-office smash Baby Driver. She’s been Pamela Anderson for Pam & Tommy—for which she donned extensive prosthetics and was subsequently nominated for an Emmy and a Golden Globe. She’s played Cinderella, zombie-slaying Elizabeth Bennet, and Winston Churchill’s secretary (not in the same movie, obviously). Look close enough and you can spot James’s moon-pale face and enormous brown eyes featuring in every single movie genre in existence. James doesn’t just have range—she’s got a veritable mountain of it.

“I do find acting kind of addictive,” she admits today, pushing her newly dyed black hair behind her ears. “I feel lucky to do this job because you take on a role and go, ‘God, I don’t know where I am in that,’ then you find it, and you’ve completely stretched the boundaries of what you think you’re capable of.” She’s on a rest day (sort of) from shooting her latest film Harmonia, an ’80s thriller that revolves around a mysterious all-female cult/commune. James, alongside The White Lotus breakout favorite Carrie Coon, plays a dazzling spiritual leader—hence the siren-esque raven hair and chunky moonstone necklace peeking out from her blue-and-white Hunza G shirt. It’s all in service to her character, though she’s no stranger to brunette hair. She last dyed it black and bleached her brows for a Versace campaign in 2023. (“Anything Donatella asks me, I would say yes!”)

“I’m wearing a lot of crystals at the moment,” James says as she pulls a beginner’s guide to crystals off her desk. “I have some crystal tarot cards that I’ve been asking really important questions to. My agent’s like, ‘You can’t answer questions based on crystal tarot cards that you don’t even know how to use yet!'”
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The official trailer of Lily’s next movie ‘Swiped’ has been released by Hulu yesterday. The movie will be available on Hulu/Disney+ on September 19.

On June 09, Lily James made her last appearance at the Tribeca Film Festival for this year by attending Chanel artists Dinner. She was seen arriving, inside and leaving the event, about 70 photos have been added to our gallery.

Lily James also posed for portraits with her ‘Relay’ co-star Riz Ahmed and the movie’s director David Mackenzie.

Last weekend, Lily James attended the Tribeca Film Festival in New York and presented her next movie ‘Relay’ with the rest of the cast. She’s been seen arriving and inside the event, before leaving later. More than 200 photos from the event have been added to our gallery!

After being gone for a little bit more than a year, Lily James Online site and gallery are back on tracks! Long story short, I let Lily’s news fly by without posting them for a few months last year, I then lost my password and my host wouldn’t let me retreive it, but all’s well that ends well, I’m back and so is the site.

I’ve made a big gallery update, +18.900 photos have been added to the gallery. It includes public appearances, photoshoots, portraits, magazines scans and movies stuff. It might be missing some interviews screen captures but other than that, all of the missing photos are now available and everyhting’s running fine, just like old times.