Connor Macintyre: Last News

Ben Affleck is set to direct Matt Damon in a new thriller film called Animals.The two, who are known for their long friendship and writing partnership that resulted in an Oscar win for Good Will Hunting in 1997, have worked together several times in the past – including on The Last Duel and last year with Air.Now, the two will work together again on the new thriller film, which is set to centre around a kidnapping plot. No more plot details have yet been shared about the project.Affleck will direct the film, with the the script written by Connor McIntyre.

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon got Artists Equity off to a strong start last year with “Air.” Now the duo’s long creative partnership continues with “Animals,” a crime thriller with Affleck set to direct and Damon starring. THR reports that Netflix landed the film, which looks to start shooting in LA this March.   READ MORE: The 100 Most Anticipated Films Of 2024 Written by Connor McIntyre with revisions by Billy Ray, “Animals” follows a mayoral candidate whose son gets kidnapped, forcing him and his wife to get their hands dirty.

Following the success of Air, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck are reuniting again on the kidnapping thriller Animals, with Damon starring and Affleck directing. Connor McIntyre penned the script with revisions by Billy Ray. The film will be produced by Affleck, Damon and Dani Bernfeld of Artists Equity and Brad Weston and Collin Creighton of MakeReady, who developed the project in partnership with Fifth Season.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment Writer Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are teaming up once again for “Animals,” a new crime thriller that Netflix has just acquired.

CORRIE fans are convinced accused murderer Laurence Reeves is related to former serial killer Pat Phelan in revenge plot. Viewers know that Laurence (Robert Shaw Cameron) was accused of killing his late wife during their holiday in the alps.

A dog walker faces a £510 penalty after her pet mastiff attacked another dog in a Hamilton park.

Coronation Street fans renewed calls for soap baddie Pat Phelan to make a comeback to the cobbles - despite seeing him being killed off four years ago. Actor Connor McIntyre received a warm welcome at The British Soap Awards in London as he took to the stage to present long-time Corrie writer Jan McVerry with The Tony Warren Award for her achievements, named in honour of the soap's legendary creator.

Coronation Street cobbles for good - though it doesn’t feel like such a long time, with his presence still haunting the street. Lately fans have been convinced that Fiz’s partner Phill could have a link to him, after they spotted similarities between Phill’s new house and the house Phelan was keeping Andy Carver hostage in.And actor Connor McIntyre hasn’t been shy in teasing a return to the soap - perhaps as Pat’s long-lost twin.But what else has the actor been up to since leaving Corrie? From opening up about his horror heart attack to a drastic change of careers, we take a look into the star’s life after the ITV cobbles.In 2017, Connor opened up to The Mirror about the “massive heart attack” he suffered years prior - admitting he “should have been gone”.Speaking to the publication, the Corrie actor said of his 2003 heart attack: “Luckily, I was in Manchester just minutes from the Royal Infirmary, and the NHS did a great job.

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Coronation Street fans like Pat Phelan, the notorious serial killer and rapist who terrorised the cobbles.Played by actor Connor McIntyre, 60, the corrupt Scouse builder first appeared on the street in 2013, when his malevolent streak became immediately apparent.His presence cast a dark shadow over Weatherfield for the next five years, until he was stabbed to death by Anna Windass - one of his victims.This week, it's been three years since Pat Phelan's spectacular exit from the cobbles, signifying the end of his reign of terror on the street.In honour of the anniversary, Daily Star has taken a look at actor Connor, discovering what he has been up to since bidding farewell to the cobbles.Since leaving the soap, Connor has enjoyed one major

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Coronation Street actor Connor McIntyre, who played villainous builder Pat Phelan, has been cast in Channel 4 secondary school drama Ackley Bridge.

the street.Actor Connor McIntyre won Villain of the Year at the British Soap Awards 2018 for his chilling portrayal of the murderous builder.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereAfter a terrifying four year reign over the cobbles he went out with a dramatic ending in 2018 when he was stabbed through the chest by his nemesis Anna Windass during a horror siege at the bistro.Viewers saw him being zipped into a body bag, but there have since been calls for his return by fans missing his menacing character.He had already led everyone to think he was dead for weeks after surviving a fall off a harbour side and hiding out