Kelly Macdonald: Last News

Netflix film crews have taken over a Scots street as production for a brand new thriller series starring Kelly Macdonald gets underway. Melville Street in Edinburgh is partially closed from 8am until 5pm on Wednesday as film crews are capturing scenes for upcoming detective show Department Q, from a best-selling Danish author, writes Edinburgh Live.

Trainspotting, has died at the age of 64.The Scottish actor appeared in Danny Boyle’s 1996 film playing the father of Kelly Macdonald’s character Diane. His other credits include the 1985 cult classic Restless Natives, in which he played Will ‘The Wolfman’. The news was confirmed by his agent, who said he died “unexpectedly in hospital” on April 14.

Netflix has announced a new drama starring Jamie Dornan which is set to be filmed across the Scottish Highlands.

Michael Keaton is back, releasing the trailer for Knox Goes Away, the story of a principled hit man.

20th Century Fox have debuted the first Goodbye Christophe Robin trailer, the forthcoming A.A. Milne biopic starring Domhnall Gleeson, Margot Robbie and Kelly MacDonald. The film tells the story of Winnie The Pooh creator Milne and the relationship between him and his son Christopher.

EXCLUSIVE: British actress Sophia Brown has signed with Anonymous Content.

EXCLUSIVE: Filming is underway in the UK on Euros Lyn’s (Heartstopper) black comedy The Radleys, starring Damian Lewis (Homeland).

EXCLUSIVE: Metro International has sold UK and Irish rights to Carol Morley’s Typist Artist Pirate King to Modern Films. Deal was finalized this week in Cannes.

Fiona Lamptey has left her position as Director of UK Features at Netflix.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer “No Country for Old Men” and “Harry Potter” star Kelly Macdonald has joined the ensemble of Searchlight Pictures’ rock opera “O’Dessa.” Written and directed by Geremy Jasper (“Patticake$”), the film is led by “Stranger Things” breakout Sadie Sink and costars Kelvin Harrison Jr., Murray Bartlett and Regina Hall. Set in a post-apocalyptic future, the film tells of a farm girl on an epic quest to recover a cherished family heirloom. Her journey leads her to a strange and dangerous city where she meets her one true love – but in order to save his soul, she must put the power of destiny and song to the ultimate test.

A series adaptation of Never Let Me Go, the Kazuo Ishiguro novel that was adapted as a film starring Carey Mulligan, Keira Knightley and Andrew Garfield, is no longer moving forward at FX, sources close to the project have confirmed to Deadline. Production had not yet begun.

EXCLUSIVE: Millennium Media’s sci-fi thriller Subservience, starring Megan Fox (Transformers) and Michele Morrone (365 Days), is rounding out cast with Madeline Lima (Californication), Matilda Firth (Hullraisers), Andrew Whipp (Outlander) and newcomer Jude Greenstein.

Back in May, it was announced that FX is developing a series based on the dystopian sci-fi novel “Never Let Me Go” by Japanese-British author Kazuo Ishiguro that comes from writer Melissa Iqbal from “The Nevers,” DNA Productions, FX Productions, and Searchlight Television. There are some updates on the status of the series along with casting announcements.

Kazuo Ishiguro's famed 2005 dystopian science fiction novel Never Let Me Go is getting its own series.FX has greenlit a new show - which will stream on Hulu in the United States - based on the book, and starring Kelly Macdonald, 46, Tracey Ullman, 62, and Viola Prettejohn according to The Hollywood Reporter.The series will see Prettejohn - who's best known for her work on HBO's The Nevers - star as Thora, a rebellious teenage clone who escapes the boarding school where she's kept along with the other clones and sparks a revolution.  New series: Kelly Macdonald, 46, and Tracey Ullman, 62, are set to star in new FX/Hulu series Never Let Me Go, based on Kazuo Ishiguro's famed 2005 dystopian science fiction novel; (L) Macdonald pictured in 2022, (R) Ullman pictured in 2020Prettejohn also took to her Instagram Stories on Tuesday to share that filming had begun, showing a view of her trailer, with there character's name and the title of the show printed on the door.  Aside from The Nevers, the up and coming star's credits only include an episode of The Witcher and one in TV series Counterpart.Meanwhile Macdonald most recently starred as Lizzie Nealey in Netflix crime thriller I Came By, and is perhaps most famously known for her role as Margaret Thompson in HBO's Boardwalk Empire.  Exciting: The show also stars Viola Prettejohn, who will play Thora, a rebellious teenage clone who escapes the boarding school where she's kept along with the other clones and sparks a revolution Filming has begun! Prettejohn took to her Instagram Stories on Tuesday to share a view of her trailer, with there character's name and the title of the show printed on the doorUK born Ullman is known for her roles in Mrs.

Viola Prettejohn, Tracey Ullman and Kelly Macdonald are to star in the series adaptation of Never Let Me Go, which has been handed a series order by FX to air on Hulu.

The One Show where she revealed a Harry Potter secret.The Scottish actress starred in the phenomenal film franchise as the Grey Lady, formerly known as Helena Ravenclaw.BBC host Jermaine Jenas couldn't help but ask her about her stint on the film and what it was like working with Daniel Radcliffe.READ MORE: The Chase fans praise 'beast' player on ITV show after 'amazing' cash builderHe said: "You've starred in a huge movie in Harry Potter and is it true you got to work with a different version of Daniel?"To which she replied: "Well, I did get to work with Daniel in person when the camera was on him but then I had a lot of green screens to do because I was a ghost and I had a bit of flying to do."And then I came back after they had finished shooting so when I came back they had a cardboard cut-out of Daniel for me but I thought that was really fancy."I was really impressed because I thought this is a proper big-budget film as it wasn't a bit of masking tape or something."Fans of the star were pleased to see her on the show.One viewer wrote: "Ahh yes I’m back watching the entire episode of the one show for 0.5 seconds of Kelly Macdonald content." Another added: "Kelly mac on the one show!!!!!"While a third penned: "What a surprise turning on the one show and seeing Kelly Macdonald""Oh my god, Kelly on the one show," shared another pleased fan.A fifth put: "Kelly on the one show again I am determined to get a question through to her it's gonna happen."Others joked how the actress has come out of "hibernation" to come on the programme.One wrote: "Mum text me whilst I was in spoons to tell me that Kelly is on the one show tomorrow and I just think that’s so funny actually."Whereas another added: "Kelly Macdonald leaving the

I Came By is Netflix’s latest suspenseful thriller and the film finally has a trailer!

Though the cultural zeitgeist is a few years removed from Banksy mania, street art remains a potent weapon for political and social criticism. The relationship between graffiti and vandalism is still hotly contested, but what might happen if an ambitious street artist took his designs even further… like, for instance, into someone’s living room? That’s the premise of “I Came By,” an upcoming Netflix thriller from British Iranian writer-director Babak Anvari.

EXCLUSIVE: Monsterland and I Came By outfit Two & Two Pictures has appointed Mila Cottray to the role of EVP Production and Finance based out of LA.

Naman Ramachandran “The Lost City” and “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore” led the U.K. and Ireland box office over the four-day Easter holiday weekend.Paramount’s “The Lost City,” with a star-studded cast including Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, Daniel Radcliffe and Brad Pitt, debuted with £2.7 million ($3.5 million) atop the box office, according to numbers released by Comscore.

From today, April 15th, Operation Mincemeat is in cinemas. Colin Firth takes the lead role in this blockbuster portrayal of a bonkers operation carried out by British intelligence during World War II.