Eva Green, Emma Laird and Ben Mendelsohn will also star opposite Aaron Taylor-Johnson in the adaptation of a Jo Nesbo novel.

Renée Zellweger, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Leo Woodall, Mila Jankovic, Casper Knopf, Hugh Grant, Elena Rivers, Emma Thompson, Nico Parker, Sarah Solemani, Sally Phillips, Shirley Henderson, James Callis, ...

Richard Johnson was undoubtedly one of Britain’s finest actors from the 1950s until his death in 2015 at a good old age of 87, his ashes ...

Former James Bond Roger Moore named A View to a Kill as his least favorite Bond movie, saying he was 'horrified' by the film ...

We came, we saw (close to 40 films in all), we laughed, we cried — for yet another year, and likely the second-to-last time in Park City, we Sundanced. The 41st edition of the Sundance Film ...

They added that the film’s production company, Eon, doesn’t care if the next James Bond is already a famous actor or not. And it’s fair to say that sentiment is echoed by Bond fans ...

Video / NZ Herald A man was spotted luring, beating then capturing a swan at Western Springs park this morning, before stuffing the injured, potentially dying creature into a bag. Photographer ...

‘Stuart is the name that has been discussed in Bond circles by those in the know,’ an LA movie consultant who has worked with the Bond franchise told MailOnline. ‘He is in serious contentio ...

Leading the field higher: a US junk bond ETF, which is up 1.6% year to date, more than twice the gain for US investment-grade bond benchmark via Vanguard Total Bond Market. Bonds overall are up so ...

There are a couple of other films nominated in other categories arriving throughout the month – including drama September 5 and Memoir of a Snail – while the two biggest releases of the month ...

ahead of the European Film Market. De Bankolé stars as the real-life Congolese doctor, pastor and Nobel prize laureate Denis Mukwege who joins forces with Belgian surgeon and atheist Guy Cadière ...

It’s an archaic phrase, but it’s stuck. Watching all the Bond movies — going back to 1962’s Dr. No — you can neatly track changing societal views around the role of women in our — and Bond’s — world.