5 h. ago Colin Farrell says he would ‘love’ to work with ‘magic’ Margot Robbie again

The Irish actor stars alongside Robbie in A Big Bold Beautiful Journey.

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7 h. ago Margot Robbie dazzles at A Big Bold Beautiful Journey London premiere

Margot Robbie dazzles at A Big Bold Beautiful Journey London premiere  London Evening Standard

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7 h. ago Bold and Beautiful! Margot Robbie looks incredible in breathtaking sheer gown with a daring open back for London premiere of new movie with Colin Farrell

Margot, 35, looked breathtaking as she stepped out in a dazzling sheer frock, which was intricately embellished with crystals and sequins.

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7 h. ago Margot Robbie looks incredible in breathtaking sheer gown with a daring open back for London premiere of new movie with Colin Farrell

Margot, 35, looked breathtaking as she stepped out in a dazzling sheer frock, which was intricately embellished with crystals and sequins.

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7 h. ago Margot Robbie dazzles at London premiere of A Big Bold Beautiful Journey alongside co

Actress Robbie, 35, stunned in a revealing sheer gown while Farrell, 49, looked sharp in a suit and overcoat

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8 h. ago Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell dazzle at London premiere of A Big Bold Beautiful Journey

The actress turned heads in a pale pink corset-style bra that showed off her chiselled midriff

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10 h. ago Margot Robbie dazzles in pink outfit for Big Bold Beautiful Journey photocall

The romantic drama follows two single strangers, Sarah (Robbie) and David (Farrell) as they relive important moments from their pasts.

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33 h. ago ‘Neutrality should not be an option’: why are so many artists now speaking out on Gaza?

Musician Brian Eno and artist Malak Mattar, key figures in next week’s Together for Palestine concert, explain why artists are putting fears of a backlash aside and uniting in the call for actionA red carpet event, especially one to promote the new Downton Abbey film, is not typically a place for radical political statements. But at the film’s premiere in London earlier this month, that movie’s star, Hugh Bonneville, spoke out about Gaza. “Before I talk about the fluff and loveliness of our wonderful film, what’s about to happen in Gaza City is absolutely indefensible,” he announced to a visibly shocked showbiz reporter. “The international community must do more to bring it to an end.”Bonneville’s words may have been surprising for some, but they’re actually part of a larger pattern of actors, musicians, artists and cultural figures who feel increasingly moved to speak out. This week hundreds of actors – including Olivia Colman, Aimee Lou Wood and Mark Ruffalo – signed a pledge prom...

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66 h. ago The Christophers review – Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel spar in smart Soderbergh original

Toronto film festival: the actors play off each other beautifully in an intimate London-set comedy drama about art, commerce and the mess in-betweenIt seems like Steven Soderbergh might have developed a late case of anglophilia, the retirement-teasing director situating himself in London for three films within the last two years. The first was a needless, throwaway Magic Mike sequel, but then this spring he gave us the delicious spy caper Black Bag, a juicy riff on both John le Carré and Agatha Christie that dared to imagine a monogamous and supportive marriage as the epitome of sexiness. Unlike Woody Allen, who cursed us with a string of London-set clunkers after Match Point (Cassandra’s Dream, a film that cast Colin Farrell and Ewan McGregor as cockney brothers, easily the most heinous), Soderbergh seems to be sticking around for reasons other than a nice holiday, his second offering of 2025 also feeling notable. It’s a quieter project than his last, a delicate two-hander closer t...

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3 d. ago Ballad of a Small Player review – Colin Farrell wins us over in flashy, slight gambler tale

Toronto film festival: Conclave director Edward Berger makes a less cohesive follow-up with an over-stylised adaptation of Lawrence Osborne’s novel sold by a killer central performanceIt was easy to understand why Edward Berger’s name was being bandied around in relation to the reinvention of 007, the director having shown himself to be more than capable of both extravagantly staged action (his Oscar-winning breakout All Quiet on the Western Front) and knife-edge intrigue (his Oscar-winning follow-up Conclave). He dismissed speculation at the time (with some mild annoyance) and the job has since landed at the feet of Denis Villeneuve – but his latest, China-set gambling drama Ballad of a Small Player, adds flashy bombast to his résumé and helps to explain why he even though he might have passed on Bond (and recently Ocean’s too), he’s in development on a Bourne.Berger is a canny commercial director, confidently switching between genre, language and location, the kind of able film-ma...

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2 w. ago Olivia Colman stuns in a £4,000 silk kaftan dress as she is supported by husband Ed Sinclair at the star

Olivia Colman showcased her impeccable sense of style as she was joined by her husband Ed Sinclair at the London premiere of her latest movie, The Roses, on Thursday. 

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2 w. ago Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz spark romantic speculation after being spotted together in Rome

The pair were spotted arm in arm strolling the streets of Rome after Kravitz’s recent movie premier events in Paris and London

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3 w. ago Pierce Brosnan Channels James Bond in London, Plus Colin Farrell, Margot Robbie, Anne Hathaway and More

Pierce Brosnan Channels James Bond in London, Plus Colin Farrell, Margot Robbie, Anne Hathaway and More  Yahoo News Canada

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3 w. ago Colin Farrell stars as gambling addict in new film from Conclave director

Watch Colin Farrell portray a gambling addict in the trailer for a new Netflix film from the director of Conclave.

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