- MoviesTom Beasley
Hugh Grant on going dark for 'The Gentlemen' and if 'Paddington 2' villain will return (exclusive)
Could audiences see 'Paddington 2' villain Phoenix Buchanan return to wreak more havoc?
- MoviesTom Beasley
Matthew McConaughey on the British laws that confused him in 'The Gentlemen' (exclusive)
In 'The Gentlemen', McConaughey plays an American expat who has built an enormous drug empire in London.
- MoviesTom Beasley
'The Gentlemen' stars Matthew McConaughey and Hugh Grant are finally working on a romcom together (exclusive)
Two stalwarts of the romcom genre are finally set to work together, according to Matthew McConaughey.
- MoviesTom Beasley
The most incredible actor transformations of 2019
Some of Hollywood's most famous faces are willing to conceal themselves to produce cinematic gold.
- MoviesHanna Flint
'The Gentlemen' trailer: Matthew McConaughey and Henry Golding face off in Guy Ritchie's gangster comedy
The story follows American expat Mickey Pearson (McConaughey) who built a highly profitable marijuana empire in London and is trying to sell it.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Zach Galifianakis called Bradley Cooper to say sorry for calling him 'a hot idiot'
Zach Galifianakis felt compelled to call Bradley Cooper and apologise for calling him 'a hot idiot' in the trailer for the Between Two Ferns movie.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Matthew McConaughey is now a professor at the University of Texas
Matthew McConaughey has been appointed to the Department of Radio-Television-Film at the University of Texas at Austin (his alma mater) as its new professor of practice.
- MoviesSam Ashurst
The McConaissance is over: Matthew McConaughey’s new film ‘Serenity’ panned by critics
“The audience was reduced to hysterics!” according to The Observer.
- MoviesHanna Flint
Director Yann Demange says 'White Boy Rick' was a 'biopic nightmare' (exclusive)
The director says he may have 'bit off more than he could chew' with his sophomore feature starring Matthew McConaughey.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Matthew McConaughey spends his birthday giving out Thanksgiving turkeys
It was Matthew McConaughey's 48th birthday at the weekend, but rather than spending it in a hot tub full of A-listers, he went round handing out Thanksgiving turkeys instead.
- MoviesBen Bussey
The Dark Tower TV series will be "complete reboot," says Stephen King
Best-selling author says the planned small screen take on his epic book series will not be related to this year's big screen misfire.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Stephen King on why The Dark Tower flopped at the box office
Stephen King has offered up his two cents as to why the recent adaptation of his book 'The Dark Tower' lost its shirt at the box office.
- MoviesTom Butler
The Dark Tower reviews: Critics label Stephen King adaptation a 'flavourless slog'
The review embargo has lifted for the long-awaited adaptation of Stephen King's 'The Dark Tower' and it's not looking pretty.
- MoviesBen Bussey
Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey battle for the world in new The Dark Tower trailer
Long in-development adaptation of Stephen King's epic fantasy series hits UK cinemas in August.
- MoviesRyan Leston
The Dark Tower posters see two worlds collide
The Dark Tower is coming... and these ominous new posters depict our two worlds colliding.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Dark Tower trailer: Idris Elba faces off with Matthew McConaughey
It’s the moment Stephen King fans have been waiting for – his fantasy epic ‘The Dark Tower’ has finally been brought to life. After some teasers from its stars Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey on Twitter yesterday, and some pretty cool motion posters released online, we’ve got our first proper look at the forthcoming movie. Elba plays the ‘gunslinger’ Roland Deschain, the last of his kind who roam the post-apocalyptic Mid-World, which exists in parallel to Earth, in search of the ‘dark tower’, the nexus of all universes.
- MoviesRyan Leston
The Dark Tower gets some cool new motion posters
The Dark Tower gets two cool new motion posters.
- MoviesRyan Leston
The Dark Tower gets an epic new poster
It’s official – ‘The Dark Tower’ has its first poster.
MoviesTom ButlerGold interview: Matthew McConaughey 'extreme body transformations AREN'T damaging'
Matthew McConaughey returns to cinemas this week in ‘Gold’ (out on 3 February) playing prospector Kenny Wells, a fictional character loosely inspired by real-life miner David Walsh who brought the Canadian stock market to its knees in the 1990s. Like Wells in the film, Walsh was a larger-than-life character – “a consumer of life” as McConaughey puts it – who died prematurely aged 52, so the 47-year-old actor filled up on life, gaining 47 pounds to look the part. It’s a stark contrast to the extreme weight loss he underwent for his Oscar-winning performance in ‘Dallas Buyers Club’.
MoviesBen ArnoldMatthew McConaughey recalls that time he was arrested after nude bongo playing
Many actors have criminal records, but Matthew McConaughey wins the award for having easily the best one. There they found McConaughey, pre-McConaissance, of course, ‘dancing naked’, and arrested him, the charges relating to the possession of marijuana and its necessary paraphernalia and resisting transportation. “I don’t want to rent a place there, but it was a nice stay for a night,” McConaughey said at the time.
- MoviesGregory Wakeman
Matthew McConaughey picks up Texas students in golf buggy to make sure they get home safe
This could possibly be the most Matthew McConaughey thing that Matthew McConaughey has ever done.
- MoviesTom Butler
New Sing character photos reveal the famous faces behind the animals
Universal has released a series of new character portraits for ‘Sing’, the new animated musical from the studio responsible for ‘Minions’ and ‘Despicable Me’, to help you put a face to a name. Directed by Garth Jennings (‘Son of Rambow’, ‘The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy’), ‘Sing’ is set in a world like ours but one that is completely inhabited by animals, and it tells the story of a plucky Koala who wants to host the world’s greatest singing competition.
MoviesBen ArnoldNew Matthew McConaughey Movie Makes Just $2730 In Five Days
Matthew McConaughey and Naomi Watts in a movie directed by Oscar-nominated Gus Van Sant should be a sure thing. The movie was made last year, and is set in the Aokigahara forest in Japan, at the bottom of Mount Fuji, known as the ‘suicide forest’ due to the number of people who go there to take their own lives (54 were recorded in 2010 alone). McConaughey plays a businessman who goes there to do just that, but meets another man, Takumi, played by Ken Watanabe, who is planning to do the same.
