Michael Sheen

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part Two (2012) - Review

Thomas Patrick | Posted 15.01.2013 | UK Entertainment
Thomas Patrick

The pacing is sadly where Breaking Dawn Part 2 is let down. Had they condensed the risible Part 1 into the opening 20 minutes of this film and skipped the extended sequence of finding members of the Cullen family who really serve no purpose in a narrative sense, we may have enjoyed a more complete film experience.

WATCH: Trailer For Election - The Movie

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 04.12.2012 | UK Comedy

The battle between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama is now the most anticipated film of the year. Take a look at the trailer for Election: The Movie. (...

Michael Sheen's Easter Play To See Film Premiere In Wales

PA | Posted 07.06.2012 | UK Entertainment

A film version of Michael Sheen's epic take on the Easter story will today get its premiere in the actor's home town Port Talbot. Last year, the Fr...

EXCLUSIVE CLIP: '... And They're Still Together'

WENN | Posted 08.02.2012 | UK Entertainment

The real-life couple played by Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum in new romantic drama The Vow are still together after a car crash nearly destroyed t...

EXCLUSIVE CLIP: Andrea Riseborough Turns Welsh Farmer's Wife In 'Resistance'

The Huffington Post UK | Sarah Dean | Posted 24.11.2011 | UK Entertainment

BAFTA-nominated actress Andrea Riseborough, known for her roles in Brighton Rock and Made In Dagenham, stars as Sarah, the Welsh wife of a farmer who ...

The Star's the Thing?

Thomas Goodenough | Posted 14.01.2012 | UK Entertainment
Thomas Goodenough

Michael Sheen isn't the first big 'star' to play Hamlet and nor will he be the last, but is the fashion to cast 'A-list' names in Shakespeare's greatest and most exacting role really a good thing?

'To Sleep, Perchance to Dream'... Michael Sheen's Hamlet at the Young Vic Theatre, London

Lily Bevan | Posted 08.01.2012 | UK Entertainment
Lily Bevan

This is a different Hamlet. It is fully accessible, but wholly unusual. It is set in a mental asylum/prison. The main set is a circle of institutional chairs. Featuring magic, horror, child's play and dream it has more in common with an adult's therapy session than a traditional West End performance.