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Who is Rupert Everett?

Rupert Everett is an English actor known for his sophisticated and often rebellious screen presence. He gained international attention with Another Country (1984) and later earned BAFTA and Golden Globe nominations for My Best Friend's Wedding (1997). His notable films include Shakespeare in Love (1998) and The Happy Prince (2018), which he also wrote and directed.

3 nominations for BAFTA Awards

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Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children Gets Major New Release

Exclusive: A deluxe edition of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children is being released this fall, and ScreenRant has an exclusive first look at some of the artwork. Author Ransom Riggs' fantasy novel was first released in 2011. The story centers on Jacob Portman, a boy who sets out on a daunting journey after discovering clues about his deceased grandfather and ends up at an orphanage in Wales. There, he's introduced to a world of magic and wonder, and realizes his grandpa's old stories have come to life. This year marks the 15th anniversary of the bestseller, and to celebrate the milestone, Quirk Books is releasing a deluxe edition of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children

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‘Big Mood’ llega a España de golpe: Movistar Plus estrena sus dos temporadas completas

Big Mood llega este 7 de octubre a Movistar Plus con una decisión poco habitual para una serie que todavía es nueva para buena parte del público español: la plataforma incorpora de una vez sus dos temporadas completas. Son 12 episodios que permiten ver sin espera la evolución de Maggie y Eddie, dos amigas cuya relación deja de funcionar cuando cuidar a la otra empieza a confundirse con dejar de vivir la propia vida. La llegada española no se limita, por tanto, a rescatar una comedia británica con Nicola Coughlan y Lydia West. Convierte el estreno en una historia completa sobre cómo cambia una amistad cuando una de sus integrantes atraviesa una

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‘Rivals’ Season 2 trailer teases more scandal, betrayal and romance

The battle for Rutshire is far from over. Disney+ has released a new trailer for ‘Rivals’ Season 2, offering a glimpse at the remaining episodes of the acclaimed series as the residents of 1987 Rutshire prepare for even more revelry, rivalry and romance. Picking up after the heartbreaking mid-series finale, episodes 7-12 see tensions reach boiling point as Tony Baddingham and Declan O’Hara’s battle for control of the Cotswolds crown intensifies. Meanwhile, Rupert Campbell-Black is forced to confront some deeply personal demons of his own. The new episodes promise plenty of the scandal and excess that fans have come to expect, with hedonistic parties, Bonfire Night chaos, the Hampshire Hunt

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David Tennant Fights To Protect His Empire In The Return Of Disney’s R-Rated Drama Series

David Tennant fights to protect his empire in the return of Disney's R-rated drama series. The Scottish actor is best known for playing the Tenth Doctor in Doctor Who (2005–2010), and he returned as the Fourteenth Doctor for the 60th-anniversary specials in 2022–2023. On television, Tennant has also played Di Alec Hardy in Broadchurch (2013–2017) and Crowley in Good Omens (2019–2026). Now, Tennant's hit drama series is returning and has received a new trailer. Today, Disney/Hulu shared a new trailer for Rivals season 2, part 2, starring David Tennant as Tony, Lord Baddingham, the managing director of a television empire engaged in a longstanding rivalry with the British Parliament and others in the fictional county of Rutshire,

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Ancestors Review: Beau’s Search Through a City of Loss

Beau has crossed the Irish Sea, but the change of country has not made intimacy easy. In 1988 London, the Irishman works at Maurice’s café, spends time with his friend Shell, and cruises bars and parks. Ireland, where homosexuality remains illegal, is behind him. So is any familiar idea of home. David Turpin’s Ancestors finds Beau living among people who have made a place for one another, while remaining guarded about how much of himself he will give them. Maurice (Rupert Everett) welcomes younger men into the café and talks to them about the Hollywood stars whose pictures cover its walls. Those faces from another country have become part

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‘Ancestors’ Review: An Exquisite Éanna Hardwicke Carries a Queer Elegy for a Lost Generation

It’s at the tail of its closing credit scroll that “Ancestors” drops its final, plainly worded message, also setting its title in context: “No survivors, only descendants.” As the sign-off for this heartbroken drama of connections made and lost as AIDS ravaged London’s queer community in the late 1980s, it’s a lyrical rejoinder to anyone who attaches some manner of virtue to having lived through the crisis; a reminder, too, that the spirit of those who died too soon is still carried by those born into a safer, more permissive era. This auspicious first feature by Irish writer-director David Turpin is often poetically complex in sentiment but rawly direct in feeling; it overreaches here and there, only to pull back and punch you right in the gut. Recently premiered at the Toronto Film Festival — where it took the Fipresci critics’ prize — “Ancestors” is the kind of sensual,

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