EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKRasputin steals the show in the new trailer for 'The King's Man'
Boney M might have focused on his credentials as a 'love machine', but the new trailer for The King's Man is focusing instead on Grigori Rasputin's homicidal tendencies.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKJodie Comer is the favourite to play Miss Honey in the 'Matilda' musical movie
The 'Killing Eve' star is reportedly in the frame to play Matilda's kindly teacher.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKJames Bond gets on his bike in 'No Time to Die' IMAX poster
'No Time to Die' is now just a few months away, marking Daniel Craig's final appearance as James Bond.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKBillie Eilish teases her 'No Time to Die' song ahead of James Bond theme premiere
Billie Eilish has told fans her theme tune for James Bond movie 'No Time to Die' will be released today.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKRalph Fiennes in the frame for Miss Trunchbull in Netflix's 'Matilda' musical
'Matilda' could be bringing in Voldemort actor Ralph Fiennes to take on another iconic villain.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKRasputin brings the mayhem in the first full trailer for 'Kingsman' origin story 'The King's Man'
Almost a hundred years before Colin Firth's Harry Hart recruited Eggsy to be trained in the ways of the gentleman spy, Ralph Fiennes' the Duke of Oxford brings in young war hero Conrad into the fold.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK'The King's Man' trailer: Ralph Fiennes and Rasputin star in 'Kingsman' prequel first look
Set in the World War I era, the new film stars Ralph Fiennes (as T.E. Lawrence of 'Lawrence of Arabia' fame) and Harris Dickinson as the mentor-mentee duo.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK'The White Crow' director Ralph Fiennes on learning ballet, Russian, and staying on for the next Bond
There are similarities to be made between English acting royalty Ralph Fiennes and Kenneth Branagh. “I don’t want to work for an entity who insists I have so and so in a role, and other stuff like that.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKLiam Neeson isn't a racist, says Ralph Fiennes
Ralph Fiennes has insisted that Liam Neeson isn't a racist, despite his admission last month that he once roamed the streets plotting a racially-motivated attack.