Actor-producer Rosie Fellner (The Uninvited, The Trip to Italy) has launched a podcast, Tea With Rosie, and Succession star Brian Cox is among her first guests.
Rosebud Pictures describes the project as Fellner “exploring life’s curveballs over Afternoon Tea,” with James D’Arcy (Oppenheimer, Avengers: Endgame), Eve (Barbershop, The Talk), Millie Brady (The Last Kingdom, Surface) and Shelley Conn (Bridgerton, Gen V) also set to feature on the show’s first season.
“Like so many of us in the U.K., tea is a constant ritual in my life, bringing comfort, clarity, and —
best of all — connection,” said Fellner to The Hollywood Reporter. “Tea With Rosie came from a very simple place. I love people, I’m endlessly fascinated by their stories, and I’ve always believed the best conversations happen when you sit down with a good cup of tea and give someone the time to really talk.”
She continued about her experience in the industry: “I’ve spent years working in film, surrounded by extraordinary people, and I’ve realised the stories you remember are almost never the polished ones; they’re the strange turns, the near disasters, and the moments when someone took a chance and hoped for the best. The most interesting adventures of my life have usually started with an instinct, a slightly ridiculous idea, and absolutely no clue where it might lead. Tea With Rosie is about what happens when we follow the white rabbit, those moments when life takes an unexpected turn and you decide, for better or worse, to see where it leads.”
Fellner began her career on the cult comedy series The Fast Show and would go on to appear in the likes of The Alan Clarke Diaries, My Hero, The Eustace Bros, The Line of Beauty and Disney+’s recently acclaimed A Small Light. In film, her credits include The Trip to Italy with Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon, as well as The Face of an Angel, The Crew and Heist, starring Robert De Niro.
She later founded Rosebud Pictures, an independent production company, with producing credits such as the SXSW-premiering The Uninvited, starring Pedro Pascal, Walton Goggins, Elizabeth Reaser, and Rufus Sewell, and Rabbit Trap, starring Dev Patel, which she executive produced ahead of its Sundance premiere in 2025. She is currently in post-production on the psychological thriller Trash TV.
Her “whimsical, yet cheekily disarming questions” prompt a series of candid conversations where Tea With Rosie guests share personal reflections on their career, parenthood, success, failure, second chances and lessons learned along the way.
The podcast will be available on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts this September, dropping weekly episodes. Tea With Rosie is sponsored by Mackenzie-Childs.
