Get ready for more twisted games in dystopia with the highly-anticipated release of the Hunger Games prequel.
“I’d been in lockdown for four or five months like everybody else and I was starved of human connection,” Joe Wright tells Yahoo.
Peter Dinklage explains why 'Cyrano' ditched the character's famous hooter.
Acting, the "Cyrano" star says, has resulted in him getting second looks "because of something positive."
Good Bad & Undead will be directed by Max Barbakow.
Peter Dinklage has his own theory on why fans reacted with such violent hatred for the series finale of Game of Thrones.
It appears that time has not healed the wounds inflicted on Game of Thrones over it's final, controversial season.
Momoa has already taken part in one Schwarzenegger remake,
Game Of Thrones is finally over, and here is what happened in its final ever episode, The Iron Throne.
With some minor spoilers about the first episode of S8, here's what went down at last night's 'Game of Thrones' premiere.
Game of Thrones season 8 will be epic, but the first two episodes won't break the hour-long mark.
Here's your first look at new "Game of Thrones" artwork and what it may mean for who will be left standing at the end of this eight-season game.
Just like last year, 2018 has seen a lot of movie-star transformations, with more and more thespians allowing themselves to spend hours in the prosthetic chair to receive massive makeovers in the hope of an Oscar nomination (we’re sure Gary Oldman getting one for his unrecognisable turn as Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour didn’t help).Click through the gallery for our picks for the most shocking actor transformations of 2018.Read more15 biggest movie transformations of 2017The actors who went unrecognisable in 2016Hollywood’s most notable deaths of 2018
Reed Morano's off-beat dystopian drama is finally out in the U.K. and it's well worth a watch.
But that doesn’t necessarily mean he'll live happily ever after.
Are Tyron, Jon Snow, and Daenerys heading into a final season love triangle? Dinklage teases what's ahead.
Peter Dinklage has slapped back accusations of 'white-washing' in the forthcoming HBO biopic movie about Fantasy Island and Bond movie star Hervé Villechaize.
No-one's ready for it to be the end.
Peter Dinklage talks about his upcoming Super Bowl spot, which sees him spitting scorching rhymes opposite Morgan Freeman, and about his own punk rock past.
Peter Dinklage stars as the troubled actor in a harrowing biopic set during his final days.
Directed by Martin McDonagh, whose previous foul-mouthed crime-movie hits include In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri looks like it’ll strive to balance somber drama with ludicrous comedy via the story of McDormand’s grieving mother, whose increasingly outrageous efforts to get the attention of Harrelson’s law enforcement bigwig (via punches, kicks, and Molotov cocktails) is a little too successful. What ensues is chaos of a severely combative — and very foul-mouthed — sort, with McDormand looking like she’s relishing the opportunity to play a woman who does, and says, exactly what’s on her furious mind.
Are Tyrion Lannister and Tony Stark about to cross paths? Sources tell Variety that Game of Thrones star Peter Dinklage is in early talks for a key role in Marvel’s Avengers: Infinity War. Marvel had no comment.
Gary Oldman has the “role of a lifetime” playing a dwarf, it features Matthew McConaughey and Kate Beckinsale at the height of their mainstream fame, yet it’s been called one of the worst and most tasteless movies ever made. When the British actress signed on for 2003’s ‘Tiptoes’, written and directed by cult filmmaker Matthew Bright, she agreed to do it for SAG minimum wage – with one condition. The now-63-year-old (below) had actually written the script for ‘Tiptoes’ when he was 18.
It’s… Chris Pratt The Jurassic Park star and all-round Hollywood nice guy shared this adorable photo of himself aged 13 to support his brother-in-law, Robert Faris, who has produced a special report on CNN about teen bullying. (Credit: Rex Features/Instagram)
We’ve learned a little more about the anticipated ‘Angry Birds’ film that hits cinemas next year, and - get this - it’ll be an origin story (of sorts). According to Empire, the film’s producer, John Cohen, says the animated movie will show us what the birds were like before they became, ahem, angry. “This movie is going to be the origin story of how that conflict came to exist.” It’s great to see the production actually giving audiences what they want - an explanation of how they came to be a collective of hotheaded, feathered miscreants, so will appease fans when it makes its way to cinemas in around eight months time. The film stars a number of high profile actors that are lending their vocal talents to the production, including: Jason Sudeikis, Peter Dinklage, Bill Hader, Keegan-Michael Key, Josh Gad, Danny McBride, and Maya Rudolph.