Eddie Izzard

The guy plays a potential gay in a film called Straight. Oh yeah, let’s not forget the grumpy husband in Aaja Nachle and the Oh-I-am-suffering-from-a-deadly-disease fellow in Dasavidaniya.

Ashley Zukerman is playing the titular role, based on the character in Dan Brown's bestseller "The Lost Symbol".

Tom Cruise, who stars with many English actors in his new film ‘Valkyrie’, reckons that Brit actors are very ‘talented’.

NBC is rebooting 1960s comedy series "The Munsters" about a family of lovable monsters with "Odd Mom Out" creator Jill Kargman.

'The King's Man' star Gemma Arterton and Kirby Howell-Baptiste of 'The Good Place' fame have boarded the cast of series 'Culprits'. 'Candyman' breakout Nathan Stewart-Jarrett was previously announced the lead of the eight-episode show, according to the reports.

Two popular actors have been roped in to play new superheroes in the fourth season of the critically-acclaimed series "The Boys". The show has added Valorie Curry as Firecracker and Susan Heyward as Sister Sage. Both the actors will have series regular roles in the upcoming season.

Helmed by Stephen Frears, 'Victoria & Abdul' is based on the book of the same name. The film was based on the real-life relationship between Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom and her Indian Muslim servant Abdul Karim. It stars Judi Dench, Ali Fazal, Michael Gambon, Eddie Izzard, Tim Pigott-Smith, and Adeel Akhtar.

Leo gave another picture perfect moment at the recently held BAFTA where he was spotted giving a peck on cheek of Dame Maggie Smith.

DreamWorks Animation's upcoming animated feature 'Abominable' will hit the theatres in India on September 27.

Ali Fazal, who made his debut with a small role in the 2008 release Hollywood film 'The Other End of the Line' is a big actor now.

Hollywood celebrities share their condolences for the 'Harry Potter' star Alan Rickman.

Comedian Kanan Gill, who rose to fame by trashing Hindi films, on crossing over to the dark side with 'Snapchat buddy' Sonakshi Sinha.

A perky sensex has done wonders for the city's spirits that were plunged into an abyss darker than Mumbra during a power cut. Next month, Mumbaikars will have even more reason to grin as a host of international stand-up comics is coming to tickle our ribs.

With a Bush in the White House again and the cold wind of conservatism blowing through the States, it's no surprise that Hollywood is feeling the chill.