Mark Strong

Honestly, I’m not even sure this trailer was even necessary. Everything we needed to know about ‘Kingsman: The Golden Circle’ was present in yesterday’s teasers, provided you were willing to go frame-by-frame through the video, take countless screenshots, and form some grand narrative in your head. I watched the trailer in realtime and even I was able to learn that there’s… Julianne Moore? And she works in a… pie shop? Or maybe a bowling alley? She was definitely wearing a bowling league shirt, I figured that much out at least. Unless that wasn’t Julianne Moore? Honestly, the video was a little fuzzy and I couldn’t…

Daniel Craig couldn’t have made it more clear during the Spectre press tour that he was pretty sick of playing James Bond. He even went so far as to suggest he’d pick slashing his wrists over returning as the famous secret agent for a fifth time. And now it looks like the actor is really done as 007, reportedly turning down a ton of money to star in the next Bond film. As big of a bummer as that is, it also means it’s time to speculate!

In comedy, a couple good jokes cover a multitude of sins. The Brothers Grimsby has both.

Daniel Craig has made no secret that he wants to exit the 007 franchise, and if it were up to him, Spectre would have been his last outing as James Bond. During the press tour for the 24th Bond film, Craig was pretty blunt about his desire to leave the franchise behind, suggesting that he’d rather slit his wrists than play 007 again. It’s not entirely up to Craig, though, but according to his best pal and fellow actor Mark Strong, he might be done with the franchise. Or not. Who knows.

Sacha Baron Cohen has skewered American provincialism and the fashion world. Now, he’s taking on James Bond.

It’s been a while since the pop-cultural mainstream heard from prankish funnyman Sacha Baron Cohen. The humorist known for oafish, deviously irritating characters like Borat, Ali G, and Bruno has been pretty quiet since he took a starring role in 2013’s adaptation of Les Miserables as the greedy slumlord Thénardier...

“Have you ever noticed how in Hollywood movies, all the villains are played by Brits?”

If you've been saving your perfect "'Low Winter Sun' has set" joke for the right moment, the time is now. AMC has officially confirmed that the low-rated and oft-maligned detective drama starring Mark Strong and Lennie James will not return for a second season.

Earlier today saw AMC's 'Hell on Wheels' earning a somewhat surprising season 4 pickup with additional episodes, leaving the oft-maligned 'Low Winter Sun' as the last of AMC's scripted offerings without its future decided. Even the dank corruption drama's stars have taken to trashing the low-rated drama, but how long until AMC makes a decision on the series' future?

It's been no secret that AMC's promising, if overly gritty drama 'Low Winter Sun' failed to meet expectations as a spiritual successor to the dark drama of 'Breaking Bad,' but even with its season 2 fate in limbo, it seems series star James Ransone isn't waiting to put the show on blast for failing to live up to expectations.