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‘All of Us Strangers’ Star Andrew Scott on “Playing Love” After ‘Fleabag,’ Working Opposite Paul Mescal: “Couldn’t Have Imagined Doing It With Anyone Else”
As All of Us Strangers begins to rack up the awards season accolades — so far being nominated at the Gothams, Film Independent Spirits and National Board of Review Awards — stars Andrew Scott, Claire Foy and Jamie Bell premiered their film in Los Angeles on Saturday night alongside writer-director Andrew Haigh. The project stars […]
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Critics’ Conversation: The Great Film Performances of 2023
THR film reviewers delight in an assortment of deliciously unlikable lead turns, single out stars delivering career bests (a wild Emma Stone, a wily Natalie Portman) and celebrate new and rising talents from various corners of the globe.
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Andrew Scott Says He Wouldn’t Want to Be a Bond Villain Again: “I Know Who I Am”
Andrew Scott may have played the villain in Sherlock and Spectre well, but it’s not something he particularly wants to continue doing. The actor, whose upcoming film All of Us Strangers sees him star opposite Paul Mescal, portrayed the James Bond villain C in the 2015 Daniel Craig film, but it’s not a role he’d […]
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Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal Go on an Intimate Journey of Love Through Time in ‘All of Us Strangers’ Trailer
Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal navigate the past and present of love in the trailer for All of Us Strangers. In the film, helmed by Andrew Haigh, Scott stars as Adam, a man in contemporary London who has a chance encounter with a mysterious neighbor, Mescal’s Harry, one night near his tower block. As the […]
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‘All of Us Strangers’ Review: Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal in Andrew Haigh’s Hauntingly Beautiful Study of Family, Love and Loss
Jamie Bell and Claire Foy also star in this metaphysical ghost story about a lonely gay writer, orphaned young, painfully revisiting his past while starting a new relationship.
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‘Catherine Called Birdy’ Review: Lena Dunham’s Medieval Coming-of-Age Film Is a Delight
Bella Ramsey stars as a girl on the cusp of womanhood, whose father (Andrew Scott) is eager to marry her off to secure the family's finances.
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TIFF: Lena Dunham on Adapting the YA Classic ‘Catherine Called Birdy’ and Casting Andrew Scott as “Hot Medieval Dad”
Lena Dunham admits that she isn’t the first to attempt an adaptation of Karen Cushman’s beloved young adult novel Catherine Called Birdy. “If you could look up Catherine Called Birdy, some teenagers have like made their own movie versions of it on YouTube,” says Dunham. And while she may not have been the first, Dunham […]
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“[We] Thought It Was About Republicans and Democrats”: ‘THR Presents’ Q&A With ‘Oslo’ Creatives
The hidden history of the negotiations that led to the Oslo Peace Accords is told in Oslo, an Emmy Award nominee for outstanding television movie. Bartlett Sher’s adaptation of J.T. Rogers’ Tony Award-winning play traces the true story of how two married Norwegian diplomats, Mona Juul and Terje Rød-Larsen — played by Ruth Wilson and […]
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Amazon’s ‘The Pursuit of Love’: TV Review
Emily Mortimer wrote and directed this Amazon adaptation of Nancy Mitford's beloved novel, a story of two young women learning about romance and independence before and during World War II.
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Ruth Wilson and Andrew Scott in HBO’s ‘Oslo’: TV Review
Ruth Wilson and Andrew Scott star as the Norwegian diplomats who organized 1993 back-channel peace talks between Israel and Palestine in J.T. Rogers’ adaptation for HBO of his Tony-winning play.
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Andrew Scott and Ian McKellen Win at Olivier Awards as U.K. Theaters Remain Shut
Andrew Scott and Ian McKellen were among acting winners as Britain's Laurence Olivier Awards celebrated the best of the London stage in bittersweet fashion Sunday night — most U.K. theaters remain closed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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London’s National Theatre Exploring Streaming Options for NT Live Library
In what could be a small silver lining in the dark cloud of prolonged live theater shutdowns on both sides of the Atlantic due to the coronavirus pandemic, Britain's National Theatre for the first time is showing signs that it might consider making its superb library of NT Live productions available for streaming.
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