Keyword "Janet McTeer" - List of latest news (8 results)

21/04 Harry Potter’s most scandalous cast secrets, from a cannabis farm to OnlyFans and nude Playboy pics

It kickstarted the careers of many a child star who went on to Hollywood fame, including Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson.

15/04 The new Harry Potter series confirms part of its cast that will play iconic characters

John Lithgow and other renowned actors will give life to the loved ones in the Harry Potter series

15/04 “Harry Potter” series announces John Lithgow as Dumbledore, Janet McTeer as McGonagall, Nick Frost as Hagrid, and more

Lithgow confirmed his own casting in February and will join McTeer, Frost, Paapa Essiedu, Paul Whitehouse, and more in the franchise's first TV adaptation.

28/12 Thriller with Anya Taylor-Joy has 88% on Rotten Tomatoes and premieres on TV this weekend

This fun thriller with Anya Taylor-Joy delighted viewers at the cinema and is now arriving on Portuguese television.

29/08 Kaos review – Jeff Goldblum’s furiously fun Greek gods drama is a masterpiece

Hilarious, profound and moving: this fantasy series is an utter triumph. Its tale of Zeus and co living in the modern day is intelligent, twisty and action-packed

27/08 ‘I only play goddesses now’: Janet McTeer on starring in ‘Succession with gods’ drama Kaos

She blazed her way from Newcastle to Broadway, bagging every award going. Now McTeer is revelling in playing a sexually dominant Hera opposite Jeff Goldblum’s Zeus in a deity-laden satire about warring siblings and the 1%

20/03 KAOS: Jeff Goldblum steps into the shoes of Zeus in the first teaser of the Netflix series

The black comedy that will reimagine Greek mythology in a current setting is the creation of Charlie Covell, responsible for The End of the F***ing World

19/02 The week in theatre: Phaedra; Sylvia; Standing at the Sky’s Edge – review

Lyttelton; Old Vic; Olivier, LondonJanet McTeer is mighty in Simon Stone’s electric remaking of myth; dance, not speech, powers Kate Prince’s suffragette musical; and Richard Hawley’s paean to Sheffield finds a home from home