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In a recent interview with director Ridley Scott, he mentions his plans to keep workin with Paul Mescal in future projects after their collaboration in 'Gladiator II', but he says that might not happen as soon as he wants (for his next film 'The Dog Stars') because his schedule is busy with 'The Beatles' biopics by Sam Mendes.

17 years after the release of '28 Weeks Later', we are finally seeing footage of '28 Years Later', the long awaited sequel to one of the best zombie sagas according to both critics and audiences.

Theatre, TV shows and films, Jude Law has done it all and flawlessly, at that.

The upcoming Marvel project 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps' has wrapped filming, starring Pedro Pascal, Eban Moss-Bachrach and English actors Vanessa Kirby and Joseph Quinn as the Fantastic Four, and iconic English actor and narrator Ralph Ineson as the main villain Galactus.

British singer Rita Ora is one of the new names joining the growing cast of the 'VOLTRON' live action by filmmaker Rawson Marshall Thurber, alongside Sterling K. Brown, John Kim and Alba Baptista, with Henry Cavill and Daniel Quinn Toye taking the main roles for the movie as far as we know, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

English multitalented artist Ringo Starr speaks about the upcoming set of biopics about all of the Beatles in early development by British director Sam Mendes.

The third installment for the beloved franchise, 'Paddington in Peru' has been out for the United Kingdom for a little over two weeks now, and that was more than enough to gross $30.8 million on the Box Office.

English actor and film producer Ralph Fiennes is back on our screens for 'Conclave', stronger than ever before. After a solid theatrical run where the film was able to gross more than its budget, it's finally available for us to watch (or rewatch) comfortably from our homes.

'HALF MAN' a new series by Richard Gadd coming to us following the overwhelming success of 'Baby Reindeer'.

Adam Brody and Kristen Bell did not anticipate that their Netflix comedy series, Nobody Wants This, would become a cultural phenomenon as the show follows an unlikely romance between a recently single rabbi and a non-Jewish sex podcast host. In a recent interview for Variety, the actors stated their excitement on this new installment; “We are in a tense moment of massive upheaval, and there doesn’t seem to be many romantic comedies, period,” Brody specifically tells. “It feels like we have the field to ourselves for a moment.” Kristen Bell says. Aditionally, “There was a ton of really great, intense, hardcore television that ‘Breaking Bad’ inspired — rough-and-tumble watches — and something lovely in the rom-com space hadn’t been felt by the masses in a while.” This show's success can be due to its fresh take on the romantic comedy genre and great performances.