Rupert Everett: Last News

Rupert Everett is officially married!

Shrek and his family are returning to the big screen after 16 years, with none other than Zendaya lending her vocal talents to the animated franchise. A glimpse at the upcoming movie comes with a teaser trailer, where Donkey humorously questions the magic mirror about who is the fairest, leading to a comical reveal that Shrek holds the title — thanks to some cheeky image editing by Pinocchio.The trailer also gives us a peek at Shrek's wife Fiona and their teenage daughter, voiced by Zendaya.The Challengers star, 28, couldn't resist sharing a nostalgic tweet from 2017 saying, "I watch Shrek too often in my adulthood," before adding the comment: "This aged well." Zendaya joins the star-studded cast of Shrek veterans, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, and Mike Myers, who are reprising their iconic roles.

The romantic fantasy adventure film Stardust is set to be broadcast on television, making it ideal family viewing.

Ballroom queen Shirley Ballas has landed an exciting new project as she's set to work on a Hollywood movie alongside her talented son, Mark Ballas.The Strictly Come Dancing head judge is teaming up with Mark, famed for his stint on Dancing With The Stars, for an upcoming romantic comedy flick titled The Light Fantastic.The duo will take the reins of choreography in this film that boasts a lineup including BAFTA-nominated Rupert Everett, 'Misfits' actor Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Jeremy Irvine of 'War Horse' fame, and 'Bad Education' star Layton Williams.The Light Fantastic spins the tale of 30-something gay firefighter Jason, portrayed by Jeremy Irvine, who dreams of sashaying his way into professional ballroom dancing. Drawing inspiration from a true story and set against the iconic backdrop of Blackpool — a mecca for ballroom aficionados — the film captures Jason's struggle to shake off the rigid conventions of the dance world while under the scrupulous gaze of his traditional dance teacher Reynolds, played by Rupert Everett.

Jeremy Irvine has lined up an exciting new role!

Rupert Everett is opening up about his relationship with Madonna.

Rupert Everett has revealed he asked Ridley Scott for a role in the upcoming Gladiator II, but to no avail.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Religious drama “Judas’ Gospel,” directed by Italy’s Giulio Base and starring Rupert Everett, Paz Vega, John Savage and Abel Ferrara, has scored its first pre-sale with distributor Plus Films KFT taking Latin American rights. The film, now in post, recently wrapped shooting in Italy’s scenic Southern Calabria region. It is being shopped to buyers by Italy’s Minerva Pictures on the sidelines of the Toronto Film Festival.

Zoe Tapper has been a regular face on film and TV for 20 years, since securing her first role just a week out of drama school, opposite Rupert Everett and Claire Danes in the movie Stage Beauty but today she's probably best known for playing Cleo Morey in ITV's crime drama Grace..

Brent Lang Executive Editor Greenwich Entertainment has acquired U.S. and Canadian distribution rights to “Mad About the Boy – The Noel Coward Story,” an intimate portrait of one of the 20th century’s greatest writers and wits. Barnaby Thompson produced, wrote and directed the documentary about Coward, using unprecedented access to Coward’s estate.

K.J. Yossman Hangtime International Pictures is making its first major plays since launching at Cannes Film Festival earlier this year. The transatlantic production company, which was founded by Frank Murray and Frida Torresblanco, has snapped up “She Will” producer Jessica Malik as its new head of development as well as inking a strategic partnership with Rebel Park Productions, the production company Malik founded in 2017 alongside Gemma Arterton and Jessica Parker.

EXCLUSIVE: The starry packages keep on coming at the Cannes market.

EXCLUSIVE: Ron Perlman and Rupert Everett have signed to co-star in Thomas Michael’s upcoming romantic dramedy Out Late revolving around the unlikely romance between a macho, blue-collar Italian widower and a retired dancer.

Dermot Mulroney blames the cake.

Elizabeth Hurley is sorry to burst your bubble, but she’s not the “older woman” to whom Prince Harry lost his virginity!

Gray has landed the Number Two spot on Netflix UK’s most-watched rankings.Gray stars Patricia Clarkson as Cornelia Gray, a CIA operative who has been hiding for two decades as her superiors believe she is a traitor. She is brought back after a mole begins to leak secrets from her old unit.The series also stars Rupert Everett, Wendy Crewson, Lydia West and Shawn Doyle.

After strategically withholding Napoleon from the festival circuit, Ridley Scott went guerilla instead, launching his controversial military epic into cinemas like a carefully-thrown hand grenade. The tactic worked, overriding critical reviews that tore apart its history, its script and even its star, Joaquin Phoenix, to give Scott a $200 million worldwide gross. Overlooked in the fallout was a terrific performance by Rupert Everett as the Duke of Wellington, the stiff-upper-lip Brit who proves to be Napoleon’s nemesis at the Battle of Waterloo. Here, the laconic British actor reflects on the influences that fed into his portrayal of the Iron Duke.

Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series spotlighting the year’s most talked-about scripts continues with Napoleon, David Scarpa‘s screenplay that fuels Ridley Scott‘s historical epic starring Joaquin Phoenix.

An EastEnders star has told how he was 'mortified' by having to do nude scenes in a role before achieving fame on the BBC soap. Ben Hardy, who celebrates his 33rd birthday today, Tuesday 2 January, played Peter Beale from 2013 to 2015, before actor Thomas Law's return to the role. But prior to his soap career, the star of Bohemian Rhapsody took on one of his most challenging roles.

Lawrence Steven Meyers, the veteran sales agent and producer who set up Meyers Media Group, has died in London. He was 67.

Napoleon has made a strong start at the French box office despite some scathing reviews from French critics.The film – which stars Joaquin Phoenix as the famed French emperor – has received largely positive reviews internationally, though some French critics have slated the film.French GQ called it “deeply clumsy, unnatural and unintentionally funny”, while Le Figaro compared it to “Barbie and Ken under the Empire”.Nevertheless, it took $1.019million (£810,000) during its opening day in France last week (via Variety) – accounting for nearly a third of international takings – before making a total $5.6million (£4.44million) over its first five days.Its weekend takings also make France one of the biggest international markets for Napoleon, second behind the UK with $6.6million (£5.23million), according to ScreenDaily.Last week, director Ridley Scott hit back at French critics of the film, telling the BBC: “The French don’t even like themselves”.He added: “The audience that I showed it to in Paris, they loved it.”Scott also previously hit back at historian Dan Snow’s criticism of the film, after the latter broke down Napoleon‘s historical inaccuracies.“Get a life,” the director said. “I tend to be visual above all things, before the written word.”Napoleon focuses on the emperor’s rise to power and his relationship with Empress Joséphine (Vanessa Kirby).