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Catherine Zeta-Jones’ Real Swansea Accent Is Loud and Proud in Trailer for AMC+’s ‘Kill Jackie’
In the first trailer for Kill Jackie, Welsh star Catherine Zeta-Jones uses her real Welsh accent in the AMC+ crime series.
Laura Poitras Shares the Desperate Vision Behind Her ICE Documentary ‘They’re Here’: “What’s Happening in the United States Is a Nightmare”
At Venice 2026, Laura Poitras discussed her ICE documentary 'They're Here,' saying that what is happening in the United States is a nightmare.
‘SNL UK’ Adds ‘Such Brave Girls’ Star Freddie Meredith
'Such Brave Girls' star Freddie Meredith has joined the cast of 'Saturday Night Live UK' ahead of its season two premiere.
Ira Sachs, Jordan Firstman and Diego Luna Among San Sebastian’s Film Talks Lineup
Ira Sachs, Jordan Firstman and Diego Luna will sit down for in-depth discussions at this year's San Sebastian Film Festival.
Ellen Burstyn on Being “Recognized” by Marilyn Monroe, Changing Roles for Women With ‘Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore’
The 93-year-old acting legend is in Venice with two films, and to receive a honorary Golden Lion for lifetime achievement.
Gary Oldman Says a James Bond Has Been Picked — and He’s Hoping It’s Jack Lowden
Gary Oldman is cheering on his 'Slow Horses' co-star Jack Lowden in the 007 race, and has said the role has already been cast by Amazon.
Sabu’s ‘Arrested Memory’ Turns a Kidnapping Thriller Into an Amnesiac Cop Comedy
Director Sabu on Arrested Memory, his amnesiac-cop action-comedy, 20 years and four countries in the making before finally landing in Taiwan.
‘The Inbetweeners 3’ Movie Is a Go at Netflix With Original Lead Cast
'The Inbetweeners 3' movie is starting production, with Netflix setting original cast members Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas.
‘Ground Floor’ Is a Political Parable Full of Apathy, Absurdity – and Mold (Exclusive Clip and Chat)
Venice 2026 film 'Ground Floor' by Gabor Reisz is a political parable with apathy, Kafkaesque absurdity, mold.
Lee Chang-dong’s ‘Possible Love’ Emerges as Venice Film Festival Sensation
The Korean maestro's first film since 'Burning' — reuniting him with Korean screen royalty Jeon Do-yeon and Sul Kyung-gu — is backed by Netflix and positioned as one of its top awards contenders for 2026.