News about Kelly Macdonald

The nights are drawing in and a chill is in the air. So there's only one solution - cosy nights in front of the TV. From a gloriously naughtly bonkbuster to the return of two comedy favourites from the wacky world of fashion, there's plenty to stream this weekend. Our critics have scoured hundreds of shows to bring you the very best to watch on demand this weekend.

Her starring roles in Trainspotting and Line of Duty made her a household name in the UK. But Kelly Macdonald has revealed she managed to stay mostly 'under the radar' on the global stage until she landed a part in the American crime drama Boardwalk Empire. The Glasgow-born mother-of-two was nominated for an Emmy for her performance as Margaret Thompson, the wife of a corrupt politician during the Prohibition era. She said: 'I'm pretty under the radar, mostly. There's certain jobs that will change that. 'Boardwalk Empire in America was one of them - if I was in New York I'd get "Margaret!" shouted at me.'

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Her stint in the Harry Potter franchise saw her play a tormented ghost whose angry reactions proved a scary experience for filmgoers. Now, Scots actress Kelly Macdonald will star as another paranormal creature as she takes on the role of a blood-sucking vampire. The Emmy-award winning star, 48, stars alongside Golden Globe winning Homeland actor Damian Lewis in the dark comedy film The Radleys.

The blueprint for a show starring Steve Buscemi as Nucky Thompson is clearly the blueprint for "Peaky Blinders." Thompson, based on the true life of criminal kingpin Enoch L. Johnson, is a political figure who rose to office in Atlantic City during the prohibition period. It's a gritty and entertaining glimpse at what's going on on the other side of the pond as it's set in a similar period to "Peaky Blinders." During its tenure, it was nominated for nearly 60 Emmy Awards, with 20 of them winning 20 of them. Kelly Macdonald, Jeffrey Wright, Jeffrey Wright, Stephen Graham, Bobby Cannavale, and Michael Shannon are among the characters in the film's cast members. The iconic Martin Scorsese had even directed it.

Vicky McClure revealed that her nan Jean had sadly died on Friday in a moving article. In an Instagram post where she posted a sweet snapshot of her relative posed for the camera, the Line of Duty actress, 39, revealed the difficult news. Vicky expressed how she would miss Jean but that she had "nothing but happy memories" for her.

Never Let Me Go, Kazuo Ishiguro's best-selling science fiction book in 2005, is getting its own series. According to The Hollywood Reporter, FX has greenlit a new show based on the book, starring Kelly Macdonald, 46, Tracey Ullman, 62, and Viola Prettejohn. Thora will be seen in the series as Bethanya, a rebellious teenage clone who has escaped from the boarding school where she has worked with the other clones and sparks a revolution.

RICHARD EDEN: Gary Lineker, the BBC's top earner on an obscene £1.36 million per year, appears as if he were untouchable. However, one of the corporation's toilers has triumphed over a blatant anti-Toky bias. After Lineker's latest social media pop at the Government, foreign news editor Neil Henderson asked: 'Do you have the freedom to tweet about this sort of thing because you have a different contract to mine? "I'd be fired if I did," I told my coworkers.'

Hugh Bonneville, who is best known as the morally responsible Earl of Grantham in Downton Abbey, is remarkably convincing as a man concealing a seedy mystery in the forthcoming Netflix film I Came By. At a screening at the Ham Yard Hotel in London, you may think it's a dark twist, but others will say I'm revealing my true self.' Bonneville, 58, (pictured below with co-star Kelly Macdonald) has appeared in films Scenes Of A Sexual Nature and Conspiracy Of Silence.

Kelly Macdonald and her co-star Hugh Bonneville appeared at the Ham Yard Hotel in London on Tuesday at the premiere of the new thriller I Came By. The actress, 46, made a glamorous figure for the evening by walking the red carpet in a long-sleeved fuchsia jacket. The clothing had a pleated hemline and a high collar, but Line Of Duty actress Rebecca Coveney stepped up her style with a purple pendant necklace.

KATE MUIR: One And All (pictured) brings the corny back to Cornwall in an enjoyable, sea-shanty film based on a band of folk singers. The Fisherman's Friends journeyed from their home village of Port Isaac to top-ten international prominence in 2019. This second instalment is less about 'hoo-ray and up she rises' and more about 'what shall we do with the drunken sailor?' That's James Purefoy, who plays Jim, the singers' sarcastic, charismatic leader. Jim drowns his sorrows on a regular basis, traumatized by his lobster-fisherman father Jago (David Hayman), who founded the original band, but he was drowned. The remainder of the Fishermen are also struggling with fame on tour. At the Grimsby Docks Social Club, we see a tumultuous night in which one of the old singers asks a female journalist if she likes "meat in her history" and enjoys a glass of wine in his face. Rowan (Sam Swainsbury), the village's handsome married barman, is almost suffocated by women in pink at a Northern hen night, while the handsome married barman is almost suffocated by women in pink.

According to ALISON BOSHOFF, we could be about to see the beginning of a new age in Harry Potter's wizard world. JK Rowling (left) is working on a Warner Bros.-related TV series, and rumors are rife on both directions of the pond. Right: (CEO David Zaslav, right) was the subject of a new discovery. In the meantime, Hollywood is buzzing with rumors that Rowling is seriously considering launching another Potter film franchise, with the Fantastic Beasts franchise having lost some of its magic after three films. Both Suits and Rowling insist they have heard all stories and are reluctant to even mention a meeting between boss Zaslav and Rowling. Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, and Daniel Radcliffe appear in the first Potter film, which is also photographed inset.