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Signature Entertainment Acquires U.K., Irish Rights to Whitney Peak-Starring Horror ‘Eye for an Eye’ (Exclusive)
The movie, directed by Colin Tilley, is based on Elisa Victoria's graphic novel 'Mr Sandman.'
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Nicola Walker, Jemaine Clement to Lead Disney+ British Comedy Series
The show with the working title 'Alice and Steve' follows lifelong best friends who see their world implode when the middle-aged Steve starts dating Alice's 26-year-old daughter.
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Kneecap Member Charged With Terror Offense, Band Vows to “Vehemently Defend Ourselves”
"We are on the right side of history," the Irish rap trio said in a statement after Liam Óg Ó Hannaidh was charged with displaying a Hezbollah flag.
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Daisy-May Hudson Debut ‘Lollipop’ Follows a Young Mother’s Journey Post-Prison (Exclusive Trailer)
Set in east London and backed by BBC Film and the British Film Institute, 'Lollipop' is the debut of BAFTA breakthrough Daisy-May Hudson following her award-winning documentary 'Half Way.'
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Benedict Cumberbatch to Executive Produce ‘The Annecy Murders,’ Based on Real-Life Cold Case
The show will follow a crime that captivated the world when on Sep. 5, 2012, a British-Iraqi engineer, his wife, her mother, and a French cyclist were shot dead on a scenic road near Lake Annecy in France.
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Russell Brand Granted Bail at First London Court Hearing on Rape, Sexual Assault Charges
The disgraced presenter, charged with one count of rape, one count of indecent assault, one count of oral rape and two counts of sexual assault, will have his next court appearance on May 30.
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‘House of the Dragon’ Star Fabien Frankel Launches Production House With Brother Max (Exclusive)
MarcelMonique Pictures is named after the brothers' grandparents, Frankel told THR: "Our granddad loved movies and he passed that onto our mum and she passed that onto us, so this feels pretty special."
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Jack O’Connell on ‘Sinners,’ Honoring His Irish Heritage and Ryan Coogler: “He Cultivates Something Phenomenal”
The actor unpacks how Coogler lured him onto 'Sinners' with the promise of traditional Irish dancing: "I was like, 'Say no more. Sign me up.'"
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British Film Institute Launches BFI America as Barbara Broccoli and Terry Gilliam Join Board
"The U.K. and the U.S. share deep and rich connections in cinema," said BFI CEO Ben Roberts about the launch of BFI America.
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Two Boys and Their Dad Wander Through Lagos in ‘My Father’s Shadow’ (Exclusive First Look)
Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù ('Slow Horses', 'Gangs of London') leads the semi-autobiographical film, the debut feature from Akinola Davies Jr. that will premiere at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Cate Blanchett Says She Plans on Retiring From Acting Soon: “I Am Serious”
The two-time Oscar winner next stars in Jim Jarmusch's 'Father, Mother, Sister, Brother' with Adam Driver, set for a 2025 release.
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‘Black Mirror’ Star Rosy McEwen Reveals What Charlie Brooker Told Her to Help Make Sense of Her Episode: “It Released Everything”
British star McEwen, who plays Verity in "Bête Noire," divulges how the creator-writer really feels about technology and, despite her episode's chaos, why this was the most relaxed set she's ever been on.
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