News about Stephen Graham

Stephen Graham appeared in good spirits as he posed hand-in-hand with his wife Hannah Walters at the Jeanne du Barry UK premiere at The Curzon Mayfair in London on Monday. The actor, 50, who married actress Hannah in 2008, opted for smart-casual attire, wearing a black polo shirt under a lightweight jacket in the same colour. He wore a pair of black jeans and had on some comfortable trainers in the same colour.

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After her mystery boyfriend was revealed, Ambika Mod seems to be on the verge of becoming part of Britain's new 'it' couple. The 28-year-old actor has a low-key friendship with fellow actor Andy Sellers, with the couple photographed together for the first time this week in exclusive Images exclusively obtained by MailOnline. However, their low-profile couple status is likely to change in the coming months, with Andy debuting in a forthcoming blockbuster film and a highly awaited new thriller film.

Snatch was the iconic 2000 film that brought director Guy Ritchie to fame, but the crime comedy has a less well-known spinoff. A TV adaptation is loosely based on the legendary film, which was released seven years later and with the same name. As it followed a brutal gangster in a criminal underworld, Jason Statham, Stephen Graham, and Brad Pitt appeared in the original film.

Five actors have been nominated for the coveted EE Rising Star Award at the 2024 British Academy Film Awards, including Phoebe Dynevor and Jacob Elordi. Ayo Edebiri, Mia McKenna-Bruce, and Sophie Wilde, three Bridgerton stars, joins him as the Saltburn frontman. Stephen Graham revealed the nominees on Wednesday at a press conference hosted by Film Critic and Radio Host Ali Plumb, ahead of the awards on February 18th.

The top ten TV shows of 2023 have been revealed in the United Kingdom. Bruce Straley's The Last Of Us, a series that sees a world devastated by a pandemic triggered by a zombie-inducing fungus, ranked No. 1 on the charts. Succession, a five-year show that tells the tale of a media magnate family and the fight to take over the company if their father steps down, is the runner-up.

After reunited for a Christmas catch-up, the star-studded cast of This Is England sent fans roaring this week as they sparked reunion rumors. This is England, which resulted in three subsequent television series focusing on the characters in the years 86, 88, and 1990, which ended in 2015. MailOnline explores where the stars of This Is England are now, from Vicky McClure's Line Of Duty (left) to Stephen Graham (centre) becoming a household name in British television, and Jack O'Connell (right) breaking into Hollywood amid the reunion rumors.

On December 3, 2023, the actor, 50, will receive the Richard Harris Award, which honors outstanding contributions by an actor to British cinema. Stephen Scorsese's Gangs Of New York was one of his early credits, but his breakthrough role came in 2006, as he appeared in This Is England. This Is England chronicles the lives of English skinheads in 1983. Andrew 'Combo' Gascoigne, a first-wave skinhead, was portrayed by Stephen. Stephen reprised his role as Combo in the miniseries This Is England 86 (2010), 88 (2011), and 90 (2015).

Customers include Bodies actor Stephen Graham in 25 years since Gulam Charania (left) opened his store, For Your Eyes Only. However, the pandemic's aftermath, as well as other tragic events, has culminated in the curtain call of the store in Forest Hill, south east London, which is on the right. The store and the 'community hub' have outlived the video rental behemoth Blockbuster by more than a decade, and have swung away rival stores thanks to an army of loyal, film-loving customers who will mourn its demise. Among the more popular customers was Con O'Neill and Hugo Speer, who lived just down the road from the store, more than 11,000 DVDs, Blu-Rays, and video games (bottom right) and he even named Graham - who lived just down the road from the store. Mr Charania, a Kent writer, said calling it 'the end of an era.'

Last night, the second instalment of BBC1's prison drama Time was broadcast, leaving viewers divided due to the subject's traumatic nature. Time 2 was a three-part series based on Sean Bean's highly rated first season of the drama, which featured Stephen Graham, Michael Socha, and James Nelson-Joyce. Series 2 is destined to a women's hospital, and it stars Jodie Whittaker and Tamara Lawrance, leading the charge. Bella Ramsey, a young actor whose impressive - and quickly expanding - body of exciting and varied work, is perhaps most notable for drama enthusiasts. Despite her youth, this new powerhouse role follows a string of memorable performances.

On ITV1, a dramatic new crime series will be available accompanied by a star-studded cast of familiar faces. Six Four first premiered on ITVX in March, but the mind-bending film will make its debut on the small screen at 9 p.m. tonight, just in time for some exciting viewing as the chilly nights draw in. Six Four is based on Hideo Yokoyama's best-selling titular book, with the main action set in Glasgow. The story of kidnap, treason, betrayal, and an unwavering search for the truth begins when DC Chris O'Neill, whose daughter is missing, is contacted by a journalist about a cold case involving another missing child. The four-part series, which will be available to watch every Sunday over the next few weeks, is host to an all-star cast of renowned actors and actresses - but who are they and who do they play in the drama?

Fans of Si Spencer's thrilling book have been eagerly awaiting the unveiling of his Netflix adaptation - but, finally, Bodies became available on the streaming website. The latest eight-part series, based on the mind-bending titular book by the novelist, who died at the age of 59 in 2021, is centered around four detectives, four timelines, and one body. The series, which was created by Paul Tomalin and starring Stephen Graham as the enigmatic political figure Elias Mannix, takes place throughout a period from 1890 to 2053, in which the same murder occurs several times per year over the 150 years.

Since the series premiered on Thursday morning, Netflix viewers went wild over Stephen Graham's latest series Bodies. The latest story, based on Si Spencer's mind-bending graphic novel, revolves around four detectives, four timelines, and one body. The crime drama, which spans 1890 to 2053, sees the same murder occurring several times in the last 150 years.

Stephen Graham, Bodies, is a time-travelling police drama that starts in the present day in London's East End with the discovery of an unidentified body by female Met detective Shahara Hasan.

CLAUDIA CONNELL: At this time of year, there's something about charming, cosy period TV dramas that pull us in. The nights are drawing in, there's a chill in the air, and the prospect of people riding bicycles on cobbled streets is highly appealing. The characters may have a few wobbles and tragedia along the way, but you know that a happy, uplifting ending is guaranteed. And there's nothing more cosier, less threatening, or unashamed than All Creatures Great And Small, which is back for a fourth series. One can only imagine the reaction when the company first suggested remaking one of the BBC's most popular series based on the life of a Yorkshire vet.

The Boiling Point exhibit is a sequel to the 2021 feature film of the same name, and it attracted a 2.4 million audience. Vinette Robinson plays the head chef in a tumultuous dinner services. Many viewers took to social media to condemn the discussion, with others claiming they had no idea what was being said. However, this isn't the first time the BBC has been sluggish for mumbling talk as viewers complain about the 2014 dramas Jamaica Inn and Happi Valley, the 2017 drama Rellik, and the 2022 drama Marriage. This is a deliberate attempt by actors to convince actors to downplay their delivery to make it'more realistic,' says Institute of Professional Sound director Malcolm Johnson.

The four-part British series is the sequel to Stephen Jones' award-winning 2021 independent film of the same name, which saw his character, chef Andy Jones, suffer the night from hell. Last night, Boiling Point welcomed viewers once more into the swing doors of a high-end restaurant for a helping of nerve-jangling excitement as it reunited the film's main cast members and introduced a few new ones. Stephen Independency's As Andy, who suffered from a heart attack and lost his restaurant, sipped swigging beer and brooding at home, while Vinette Robinson of The Awrd recalled her role as Carly. Carly, Andy's former number two, is now the head chef of her own London restaurant, Point North, where the dramatic kitchen scene took place, with viewers calling the action'stressful.'

Boiling Point (BBC1) appeared to have been misidentified for about 40 minutes. As the restaurant simmered gently over a simmering fire, the drama didn't rise much. Parts of the script seemed to have been written by The Apprentice's dialogue coach. We're going to smash it,' said boss Dean.' 'You've got this,' Carly (Vinette Robinson), head chef and co-owner of Point North restaurant, said. In the meantime, one of the diners begged waitress Robyn to have some peppers. It was so thrilling.

When his mother tragically died from cancer, actor Stephen Graham offered to adopt his This Is England co-star. Stephen appeared in the 2006 film This Is England.

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Boiling Point, a high-end London restaurant, is a sequel to the award-winning 2021 independent film of the same name that saw chef Andy Jones suffer the night from hell. Andy Graham, who suffered a heart attack and closed his restaurant, sits at home sipping beer and brooding. Vinette Robinson of the A-Word revisits her role as Carly, Andy's former top two, who now operates Point North and has poached as many of Andy's workers as she could.

The code 404, a police comedy in Taiwan, has been scrapped after just three series as actors Danny Mays and Stephen Graham say they are too occupied to film anymore for the show. Danny Major, Danny's semi-robotic detective who was brought back to life using AI after being killed in combat, was the subject of the beloved police show. Danny explained the reasons for the show being cancelled despite it being a success.

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.