Andrew Scott

The 31st Annual SAG Awards in Los Angeles celebrated exceptional performances in film and television. Timothée Chalamet and Demi Moore were among the big winners. 'A Complete Unknown' and 'Shōgun' took top honors in their respective categories. The star-studded event recognized outstanding achievements in acting.

Sean Baker's film 'Anora' won big at the Independent Spirit Awards, securing best film, director, and actor. The event also recognized achievements from other Oscar contenders like 'A Real Pain,' 'No Other Land,' and 'Flow.' Host Aidy Bryant highlighted the importance of supporting independent filmmakers amidst industry challenges.

A collection of stories by Beatrix Potter will be read by the Sherlock star.

The show is an official adaptation of Philip Pullman's novel and features an ensemble cast of Dafne Keen, Ruth Wilson, James McAvoy and Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Andrew Scott said he doesn't think he would be asked to play the next James Bond.

Andrew Scott, star of 'All of Us Strangers', was advised to keep his sexuality private in order to succeed in acting. However, he eventually spoke openly about being gay and is glad he ignored the advice. Scott recalls being fearful of his sexuality as a teenager and not experiencing a typical adolescent experience. Despite the attention he received for his role in 'Fleabag', he does not feel objectified. He also reflects on the pain and love he felt when coming out to his family.

As Cameron Diaz has returned to acting after a brief hiatus with 'Back In Action', her husband and musician Benji Madden has all the praises for her.

Andrew Scott, known for his role as the Bond villain in "Spectre," says he is not interested in playing negative roles anymore. He believes he wasn't that good in the film and prefers to work in the grey areas. Scott will be seen next in the film "All of Us Strangers," where he plays a character who enters a relationship and discovers his supposedly deceased parents are alive. He says filming the movie was cathartic as he could relate to the character's experience of coming out to his parents.

James Norton has joined the cast of animated adaptation of Joseph Conrad's classic 'Heart of Darkness'.

British stars Andrew Scott, Claire Foy, Paul Mescal and Jamie Bell have boarded the cast of 'Lean on Pete' filmmaker Andrew Haigh's next movie 'Strangers'.

All the 'Sherlock' fans who have been wanting hints about the next season of BBC series 'Sherlock' , saw the new villain played by Toby Jones in action in the new trailer that debuted at San Diego Comic-Con.

Rian Johnson is back to write and direct the third installment of the "Knives Out" series. He will also produce the film with his T-Street partner Ram Bergman, who worked on the first two movies. "Wake Up Dead Man" is set to start production soon and is expected to be released in 2025. Although plot details are still under wraps, Johnson and Craig have hinted that this will be Benoit Blanc’s “most dangerous case yet.”

The critically-acclaimed dark comedy featured Scott as much-loved 'hot priest', who appears in the season two of the series and makes angry and sexually voracious Fleabag go week in the knees.

Sherlock' actor Andrew Scott will be playing Doctor Stanislaus Grumman in the new adaptation.

The much-anticipated season six of the anthology series "Black Mirror" has cast actors Aaron Paul, Josh Hartnett, Kate Mara, Paapa Essiedu and Zazie Beetz in pivotal roles.

Actor Dakota Fanning is set to reunite with Hollywood veteran Denzel Washington for the third part of 'The Equalizer' franchise. Sources told Deadline that Fanning, who earlier worked with Washington in 2004 hit 'Man on Fire', has joined the threequel's cast.

The first picture from the set of new James Bond movie 'Spectre' has been unveiled.

Mexican actress Stephanie Sigman has joined Monica Bellucci and Lea Seydoux as the new bond girl in the next 007 movie 'Spectre'.

Waller-Bridge won the best actress trophy for the series on an angry, confused and sexually active woman in her 30s, besting Emmy favourite Julia Louis-Dreyfus ("Veep") which came as a surprise.

James Bond in the 24th Bond movie of the franchise, now has to come face to face with a sinister organization called SPECTRE after a cryptic message causes a series of event.

Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes is back to entertain the audience with yet another gripping drama titled '1971' which showcases his vision of the World War I.

It's guns, gadgets and hot women again this year, as the James Bond franchise returns with the latest flick, 'Spectre'.

Daniel Craig, who played the famous detective Benoit Blanc in both the previous films, is confirmed to return for this new chapter. Craig's portrayal of Blanc has been a highlight of the series, and fans can look forward to seeing him back in action with a substantial payday for his role.

Irish actor Paul Mescal, known for his role in Gladiator 2, shared his underwhelmed response to meeting King Charles III at the film's London premiere. Citing his Irish heritage, Mescal admitted the encounter wasn't a priority. He found it difficult to hear the King over the surrounding noise and resorted to nodding and smiling.

Indian fans of James Bond will have to wait a little longer as the film, which was originally slated to release on November 6, will hit the theatres on November 20.

'Catherine Called Birdy' the upcoming Lena Dunham directorial based on a novel by Karen Cushman, is set to bring together Bella Ramsay, Andrew Scott, Joe Alwyn and Billie Piper.

Actor Daniel Craig was photographed filming a scene from the 24th James Bond movie 'Spectre' on a speedboat on the Thames in London alongside Rory Kinnear who plays Bill Tanner

For Benedict Cumberbatch's 'Sherlock', it's definitely not a game anymore.

Popular OTT platform announced its list of 2024 releases including 'Squid Game' season 2, 'Bridgerton', 'Emily in Paris', 'The Diplomat', 'Avatar: The Last Airbender', 'The Gentlemen', '3 Body Problem', 'Ripley', 'Full Swing', 'Cobra Kai', 'Arcane', 'Sweet Tooth', 'The Empress', 'Outer Banks'. Movies feature Adam Sandler, Jennifer Lopez, Nicole Kidman, Samuel L Jackson, Millie Bobby Brown, Taron Egerton.

Dakota Fanning's first phone, a Motorola Razr, was gifted by Tom Cruise for her 11th birthday during 'War of the Worlds' filming. Cruise still sends her gifts, the latest on her 30th birthday.