
Watch: Conversations with ‘Suffragette’ Star Carey Mulligan
Mulligan talks about her stage career, being cast in An Education, and the truth behind the oft-repeated urban legend regarding her writing a “childhood crush” letter to Kenneth Branagh.
Mulligan talks about her stage career, being cast in An Education, and the truth behind the oft-repeated urban legend regarding her writing a “childhood crush” letter to Kenneth Branagh.
“I saw Derek Jacobi playing Hamlet; it was transcendent, but it didn’t put me off playing Hamlet – it inspired me to play Hamlet.” – Kenneth Branagh
“The good thing is wearing something like that sort of changes how you stand and it gives you a sense of grace that you can use to your advantage as an actor” – Lily James on wearing corsets
Having seen Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, I can say that I think Kenneth Branagh’s performance…
Based on how much Shakespeare that was being done in New York in 2013, one…
While it’s hard to argue against Clark Gregg’s Agent Phil Coulson being the unexpected breakout…
It’s hard to believe that an acclaimed actor who has been associated with William Shakespeare’s…
Kenneth Branagh is generally regarded as one of the top Shakespearean actors in recent decades. …
Kenneth Branagh has played plenty of noblemen and knights as the star of many Shakespeare plays on both stage and screen, so it’s only appropriate that he finally joins their ranks.
In Theaters September 28th, VOD October 9th
Written by: Adrian Hodges
Branagh talks about playing Olivier and working with Michelle Williams, who also immersed herself in her own role.
In Theaters: November 4, 2011
“He offered me the part right there and then! Let me tell you, this never happens. Never. An official offer usually comes in weeks later. I had to ask him to repeat it.”
“We’re competitive,” Chris says, “but in the best way.”
“Cleopatra was played by Elizabeth Taylor, and Gandhi was played by Ben Kingsley.”