News about Anthony Hopkins

Katherine Jenkins OBE and Anthony Hopkins CBE join forces for upcoming Handel biopic The King Of Covent Garden. The Welsh opera singer, 43, will be the executive producer of the film with fellow Welsh native Anthony portraying Handel. Handel was a German-British composer born in Germany in 1685 and who died in Westminster in 1759. He wrote operas, organ concertos, oratorios, including Messiah in 1741, and four coronation anthems, one of which, Zadok the Priest, has been performed at every British coronation since 1727. The King Of Covent Garden, set to be directed by Andrew Levitas, will focus on the creation of Messiah.

A brutal rebellion on a train full of the last humans, a 'zomromcom' in which the dead start shuffling around London and a contemporary reimagining of an HG Wells classic... there's so much for fans of post-apocalyptic fiction and sci-fi to get stuck into right now. We've selected the 25 dramas and films that it really would be the end of the world to miss - sifting through thousands of options so you don't have to. Looking for a new series or film to stream On Demand? Read on to find out the shows worth investing your precious time in...

From Sean Connery to Ben Kingsley, Taye Diggs and Anthony Hopkins, some of the greatest actors of the last century have climbed to the top of Hollywood without a head of hair. Action heroes like Jason Statham, The Rock and Bruce Willis, serious actors like Stanley Tucci and Laurence Fishburne, as well as heartthrobs Channing Tatum and Jesse Williams are all known for the their shaven heads. Other stars like Harry Styles, Jake Gyllenhaal, Zayn Malik and Tom Hardy have devastated fans by ditching their luscious locks. Hollywood heartthrobs have long divided their fans with their shaved heads, here Femail looks at stars who have got even more successful after getting rid of their hair...

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS: It was Robert Cleveland 'Bob' Johnson (1920-1993), who led the weekly debate on Mission: Impossible. Johnson, a native of Portland, Oregon, worked in the entertainment industry, but during World War II service in the Army Air Corps, he began performing and announcing in variety shows. He has performed with the Roger Wagner Chorale and in background groups for films like Dr. Zhivago. Johnson on CBS (19666-73) and two on ABC (1988-1990) with the weekly warning: 'This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.' 'Good luck,'

Matt Salusbury, an 18-year-old boy who was unable to move, was pinned down in the middle of the night, with the terrifying suspicion that an evil presence hovered behind him. Though his tormentor was just out of sight, he knew it was skeletal, as in the movie Alien's deadly extraterrestrial, with lots of gristle and muscle between the bones. I couldn't see a face,' recalled Matt, who was sleeping on a relative's couch when traveling in the United States in the summer of 1986. I can't remember the color, except for the white teeth with the exposed flesh of the gums around it, as if the face and lips had been peeled away.' 'I closed my eyes tight, attempting to fall asleep, but I'm sure if it didn't know I was awake it wouldn't react and might leave me alone.'

Anthony Hopkins' next big role is in Eyes In The Trees, a reimagined incarnation of The Island of Dr. Moreau, the 1896 book by H.G. Wells. The two-time Oscar winner, 86, will collaborate on the project with filmmaker Timothy Woodward Jr., whose credits include Til Death Do Us Part, The Call, and Gangster Land.

According to a top producer, generative artificial intelligence could make TV soaps 'entirely' in a matter of three to five years' time. James Hawes, whose hits include Slow Horses and Anthony Hopkins' One Life, has revealed that AI could make a show like axed BBC1 soap Doctors. The 'best guess' was that it would be 'between three to five years' before someone could ask AI to 'create me a scene in an ER room,' with a woman, while another is 'dying on the table,' according to him. Mr Hawes said he came to this conclusion after speaking with representatives from various segments of the industry, including visual effects specialists and attorneys at American unions. He warned that he had seen evidence that led him to the conclusion that he was going to see changes 'dramatically and quickly,' adding that the 'genie is out of the bottle' and that programmers will have to live with this.

Here are 100 films that I believe every person should see at least once in their lifetime, and all of them should make you laugh, cry, gasp, or think. In some instances, perhaps all four are present. I hope my list would bring you some good cinematic treats, or better still, introduce you to them. Happy viewing!

On the shores of the famous lake, Ashlie McAnally checks in to The Langdale Chase hotel, which is synonymous with author Beatrix Potter and poet William Wordsworth. The Grade II listed building, which was the first residence at Windermere to have electricity, became a hotel in 1930. Its appearance was seen in the 1946 Alfred Hitchcock film The Paradine Case and in 1988 BBC drama Across the Lake, starring Anthony Hopkins. Daniel Thwaites, a hospitality company, acquired the boutique hotel in 2017, which reopened in November after a year-long, multi-million pound renovation.

MAIL ON SUNDAY EXCLUSIVE: Public service organisations have invested hundreds of thousands of pounds on staff to follow in Sir Kenneth Branagh's footsteps, Anthony Hopkins, and Dame Joan Collins, who attended the prestigious London acting school founded in 1904. According to reports obtained by Freedom of Information requests, NHS England and the communications watchdog Ofcom were among seven agencies that invested more than £380,000 on RADA's education services between November 2021 and November last year. The courses, which can be accessed online or in RADA Business' own studio, include sessions on communication, trust building, leadership, and physical presence.

Deobra Redden, 30, appeared in shackles wearing a spit mask on his face and orange mitts on his hands yesterday. Since then, X users have compared Anthony Hopkins' appearance to Hannibal Lecter's. He reappeared in court today to face new charges based on the attack in a white medical mask and the same shackles

The victims of the Post Office computer hack scandal will never be convicted of justice. In some cases, they have lost more than others. Years of what should have been joyful and enriched lives have been stolen. Good names have been stolen and grudgingly recovered years later. Innocent people have been held captive in jail, a crime that is impossible to get out of your mind. Marriages have been torn apart. These ill-treated people in some tragic situations have clearly lost their minds or taken their own lives. I will not participate in the simple call for the removal of the CBE from Paula Vennells, the former Chief Executive of the Post Office. I believe she should be compelled to keep it as a lifelong reminder to her and the rest of us of how justice and mercy have been stangled in this world.

Following the deletion of the word "Jewish" from promotional material for a film starring Sir Anthony Hopkins (right in the role) about WWII hero Sir Nicholas Winton (left), who saved children from the Nazis through the kindertransport scheme, the BBC is being strongly chastised. Sir Nicholas' struggle to save hundreds of predominantly Jewish children from the growing Nazi wave in Europe is told in the new film, One Life. On the other hand, the word 'Jewish' was not on the website of film co-producer BBC Film, only that Sir Nicholas saved '669 children,' leading to accusations that Jews were being 'written out of history'.

A quiet Home Counties stockbroker saved hundreds of young people from Nazi persecution on the eve of the Second World War. The 'British Schindler,' says James Hawes, producer of a new film about Nicky Winton.'

In a video shared on Friday, Sir Anthony Hopkins sent his followers and followers a sweet New Year's greeting on Instagram, while simultaneously commemorating 48 years of sobriety. The actor of Silence Of The Lambs, 85, who appeared in Netflix's latest sci-fi film Rebel Moon, could be seen standing inside a large room as he addressed the camera. 'Hello there, Happy New Year to you all!' He blasted the clip with a zealous laugh. The 'All of you revelers, as well as drinkers, are having a blast.' Wonderful!'

Anthony Hopkins' latest film tells the remarkable tale of how British stockbroker Nicolas Winton saved 669 German-Jewish children from the Nazis by the Kindertransport scheme. Nicholas' life and those of several of the children, as well as those of fellow Britons who risked everything to assist him.

On Monday, Netflix unwrapped the trailer for the second segment of its series Rebel Moon. On Christmas morning, the streamer, who announced that chapter two of the Zack Snyder-helmed passion project would be published in April 2024, gave a two-minute preview. PART TWO OF REBEL MOON - THE SCARGIVER teaser with an exclusive new scene.' The streamer announced on social media that April 19 would be the 19th of April 19.'

The card is faded and yellowed with time, but the smiling face of the little girl in the black and white photograph is still beautiful. She was just three years old when it was taken, looking her best on Sunday, with her hair nicely parted and smoothed in a wave. Some people have written her name, date of birth, parents' contact information, and identification number: 5097. Dr. Lisa Midwinter, then Liesa Dasch, arrived in the United Kingdom, 1,000 miles away from her home in the Czech Republic and clutching the paper with a string around her neck. She has preserved it, tucked away in a special place at the time, fondly calling it her 'ticket to life'. Lisa, now 88, was one of the 669 children who survived the Nazi network on the Czech 'Kindertransport,' a network of trains that helped young refugees flee central Europe and start new lives in the United Kingdom, largely arranged by humanitarian Sir Nicholas 'Nicky' Winton.

It's a play that children in primary schools around the United Kingdom look forward to playing in every Christmas. But who would take on the leading roles if Hollywood cast a new movie based on The Nativity? MailOnline used ChatGPT to answer this burning question. Although the AI bot predicts that producers will need CGI for Baby Jesus, it would suggest a number of well-known celebrities to play the other roles. So, do you agree with its star-studded suggestions?

Garrett Hedlund suited up for the premiere of Rebel Moon - Part One: A Child of Fire at the TCL Chinese Theatre on Wednesday night. This Friday, Zack Snyder's epic space opera starring Anthony Hopkins, Charlie Hunnam, and Jena Malone will be available in theaters in the United States before launching on Netflix on December 21.

Netflix has confirmed that it will release its most expensive film of 2023 this year, and that it will not be out with a bang this year. Netflix is scheduled to unleash a slew of new shows this month, including the $166 million budget film. Just in time for Christmas, the site is announcing the highly awaited Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon.

Anthony Hopkins shares his 'Sunday vibe' and dances up a storm in kitchen while preparing Italian food: 'Hey goomba do you like how I dance the rumba…?'

He is one of Britain's most well-known and prolific actors, best known for his dramatic and film roles over the course of seven decades. But, when busy in his kitchen, Sir Anthony Hopkins showed the lighter side of his persona by doing a little rumba dancing in a video shared on his TikTok and Instagram pages on Sunday. As he moved his body to his left, standing in between his chrome oven and kitchen island, the Welsh actor leapt straight into his animated version, complete with his hands and arms squeezing along about chest high. Given that his eyes were closed at times, Mambo Italiano's beat, groove, and lyrics were apparent, but the music and lyrics seemed to wash over him during his dance, he seemed to be heavily concentrated on the beat, groove, and lyrics, as his eyes were often closed at times. After stepping ahead of the music to his left, the two-time Academy Award winner, 85, changed direction by the time he reached his oven and then continued to dance a few steps to his right, although still mouthing some of the lyrics.

At the Christie's in Beverley Hills on Friday, Sami, actor Salma Hayek's brother, displayed his designs. The Welsh actor wore a smart blue and black chequered suit jacket and accentuated his youthful appearance with a barely unbuttoned blue jacket. At the Frequency show, he did not wear a tie and ended the look with a pair of dark blue jeans, a sturdy belt, and black shoes. Anthony attended the 67th anniversary of his marriage, Stella Arroyave, 67, and spoke with many celebrities, including Salma and Demi Moore.