Actor brothers unite on red carpet for It Chapter Two
The Skarsgard family was well-represented on the red carpet at the premiere of It Chapter Two in London.
The Skarsgard family was well-represented on the red carpet at the premiere of It Chapter Two in London.
Sophie Turner has said that being able to go out and drink a lot without being photographed is something she missed out on while starring in Game Of Thrones.
Sophie Turner and Jessica Chastain could barely control their giggles as they attended a photocall for their film X-Men: Dark Phoenix.
A chilling Lego-inspired reimagining of one of the year's biggest horror releases has captured the imagination of US film executives.
Warner Bros has doled out a Godzilla-sized serving of new footage in a marathon presentation at CinemaCon to promote its upcoming films including The Joker, It: Chapter Two and The Goldfinch.
Warner Bros has doled out a Godzilla-sized serving of new footage in a marathon presentation at CinemaCon to promote its upcoming films including The Joker, It: Chapter Two and The Goldfinch.
Jessica Chastain has said “consent must be given” after comedian Bill Cosby was convicted of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman.
Tom Hanks has been snubbed for an Oscar nomination, with Jessica Chastain, Michelle Williams and Steven Spielberg also missing out on nods.
THE MARTIAN (12) 4 stars The six-strong crew of the Ares 3, led by Commander Melissa Lewis (Jessica Chastain), are gathering samples on Mars when sensors pick up an approaching storm. Lewis gives the order to evacuate and, during the trek back to the ship, botanist Mark Watney (Matt Damon) is hit by flying debris.
MACBETH (15) 5 stars The Scottish play bares its teeth and draws blood in Australian director Justin Kurzel’s muscular and unflinching adaptation that accentuates the carnage as the doomed title character is undone by paternal grief and naked ambition.
A MOST VIOLENT YEAR (15) 4 stars Abel Morales (Oscar Isaac) owns a fleet of oil-transport trucks that carry valuable fuel to customers across New York City in 1981.
Head to the cinema to see theatre, opera and Hollywood stars aplenty, writes Susan Welsh