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Jason Statham wasn’t always an action movie legend. He started out as a competitive diver, and even modeled for Tommy Hilfiger and Levi’s. But as soon as he made his big screen debut in Guy Ritchie’s “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels” it was obvious. A star was being born.

Statham’s gravely voice, martial arts talent and toned physique served him well, and he quickly became one of the most recognizable action heroes of the 21st century, starring in billion dollar blockbusters and quirky crime thrillers, with a smattering of tough as nails or just plain weird genre films in the middle. And sometimes he also pokes fun at his grizzled persona, proving that he’s having just as much fun as we are.

Not every Jason Statham movie is great, but a lot of them are better than they get credit for. And even the silly ones are often 100% pure Statham.

Sometimes a trailer for a new movie or show comes along that's so direct, so to the point, so does-what-it-says-on-the-tin that all you really need to do is watch it and you know you're in. The teaser for genre filmmaker Guy Ritchie's upcoming, 10-episode Paramount+ gangster joint MobLand is one such trailer. All you really need to know going in is that Pierce Brosnan is crime boss Conrad Harrigan, Helen Mirren's his wife Maeve, and Tom Hardy is the Harrigan family's fixer Harry Da Souza. We'll let the trailer fill you in on the rest;

'Sympathy For The Devil' blaring. Brosnan purring lines like "we shake the right hands, we break the wrong ones." Mirren going we think Irish also as a chic mob matriarch. Hardy looking hard as nails rocking knuckledusters and a cockney accent. And the word 'War' daubed in blood on a warehouse floor.

Guy Ritchie returns to the well-worn world of London gangsters when MobLand premieres on Paramount+ on March 30th, 2025. The star-studded affair features Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Dame Helen Mirren in a classic tale of two rival mafia families, in which the Harrigans and the Stevensons vie for criminal control of the city. The 10-part first season will roll out weekly episodes on the streaming platform throughout the spring.

In addition to detailing MobLand's official release schedule, describing the cast, premise, and connection to Showtime's popular crime series, Ray Donovan, is bound to draw viewers into the exhilarating and unpredictable criminal underworld that Guy Ritchie has been mastering since Snatch and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. Strap up a bulletproof vest and tread lightly into MobLand's release schedule.

How Many Episodes Will There Be in 'MobLand'?

The first season of MobLand will premiere on Paramount...

The Netflix limited series Adolescencehas been nothing short of a sensation, earning rapturous reviews and sitting at the top of the streamer's top ten since its release. At a time when many streaming properties struggle to break through, Adolescence has managed to command attention for its visceral performances, technical virtuosity, and distressingly timely subject matter.

While everyone on the series gives it their all, it serves as an ideal showcase for the many talents of its co-creator and star, Stephen Graham. As Eddie, the father of 13-year-old suspected murderer Jamie, Graham radiates genuine love for his son along with deep anger and guilt in the wake of the allegations against him. It's a masterful performance that marks one of Graham's most visible projects to US audiences, but it's really just the latest in a long line of stellar work stretching back over three decades. Among its many virtues, Adolescence is...

Guy Ritchie's underrated spy comedy film starring Jason Statham will soon have a new streaming home. Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre will be available on Peacock on April 28.

Released in 2023, Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre sees special agent and elite spy Orson Fortune (Statham) working to retrieve a stolen high-tech device called "The Handle" before an arms dealer (Hugh Grant) can auction it off to the highest bidder. In order to get back The Handle, Orson assembles an elite team of undercover agents. In addition to Statham and Grant, the film stars Aubrey Plaza, Josh Hartnett, Cary Elwes, Bugzy Malone and Eddie Marsan. Ritchie wrote, directed and produced.

The theatrical release of Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre faced several setbacks around the world. It was reported that the film was pulled from release because of its depiction of Ukrainian gangsters being the main antagonists working with Grant's villainous character.

In "Snatch," things aren't looking good for bare-knuckle boxing promoter Turkish (Jason Statham) when he loses his fighter to an injury and wants to switch him out for "One Punch" Mickey O'Neil (Brad Pitt). The news doesn't go down well with violent pig-obsessed crime lord Brick Top (Alan Ford), who stands to lose a lot of money from the bets that've already been placed. "I don't care if he's Muhammad 'I'm hard' Bruce Lee. You can't change fighters!" he protests.

A British gangster movie might not seem the most obvious place for a reference to the martial arts movie legend that is Bruce Lee, but it just goes to show how the enduring legacy of the screen icon has infiltrated just about every corner of popular culture. He has also influenced a vast range of directors and actors like Statham, who has become a huge action star in his own...

Stephen Graham is rightfully receiving rave reviews for co-creating and starring in "Adolescence," itself perhaps one of the best Netflix Originals ever made. For Graham, however, outstanding work isn't anything new. While "Adolescence" may've formally put his name on the map, a quick search through his back catalog reveals the star has consistently delivered top-tier performances over the past 20 years.

Having proven himself a true chameleon with the monsters and tortured men he's brought to life over the years, Graham has collaborated with some of the most influential filmmakers and stars in movie history, including Daniel Day-Lewis, Brad Pitt (whose production company Plan B Entertainment helped get "Adolescence" off the ground), and Martin Scorsese. So, where do you begin with a talent like that? And what Graham projects merit should you check out after witnessing what might be his career-best turn in "Adolescence" (where he plays the heartbroken and deeply troubled father Eddie Miller)?

Well,...

The following article contains mild spoilers for Adolescence.

The most recent drama released on Netflix has climbed up the streaming charts, and it currently sits in the number one spot of the streamer's most popular TV shows. Adolescence, starring Stephen Graham and Owen Cooper, was released only a few days ago, and so far, the drama miniseries has captivated audiences nationwide with its realistic depiction of the aftermath of a crime. The four-episode miniseries sits above Netflix originals like Running Point, Zero Day, reality series Temptation Island and true crime docuseries American Murder: Gabby Petito.

Adolescence was created by Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham, and all episodes were directed by Philip Barantini. It takes place in real-time, and all four episodes are shot in a single take. It stars Graham and Cooper alongside Christine Tremarco, Ashley Walters, Erin Doherty, Faye Marsay, and Jo Hartley, among others.

The show takes place...

The Beekeeper's Jason Statham and Aladdin director Guy Ritchie's intense action-thriller Wrath of Man is making its way to streaming for free next month.

Starting April 1, 2025, Tubi subscribers can watch Wrath of Man, a gripping revenge thriller filled with high-stakes heists, brutal action, and Statham’s signature intensity. Directed by Ritchie, the film follows a mysterious armored truck driver (Statham) with a hidden agenda, slowly unraveling his deadly past as he exacts calculated vengeance. Wrath of Man is a stylish and brutal crime film that blends Ritchie's sharp storytelling with Statham’s no-nonsense action persona.

Statham & Ritchie: A Dynamic Action Duo

Statham and Ritchie have built a strong creative partnership over the years, collaborating on several hard-hitting crime films. Their first team-up was Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998), which launched Statham’s film career and also featured Brad Pitt. This was followed by Snatch (2000), where he played the fast-talking Turkish.

Tulsa King fans and fans of crime dramas should look out for this upcoming gangster drama series premiering on Paramount+. Starring Tom Hardy as a criminal fixer, the new series MobLand is a Ray Donovan-inspired look into the criminal underworld and has enough star power to combust your television screen. Executive produced by Guy Ritchie, MobLand looks set to be an explosive adventure.

MobLand stars Tom Hardy as Harry Da Souza, a fixer for the London crime family, the Harrigans. When the Harrigans come up against a threat that endangers not only their family but their legacy, the brass-knuckled Harry is called in to defend them. Created by Ronan Bennett, the series also stars Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan as the head of the crime family, fiercely determined to keep it all together.

'MobLand' Has a Wonderfully Talented Cast

MobLand isn’t even out yet, and it’s already got proper hype.

Patricia Joseph joined Primary Wave Entertainment as vice president of creative synch, the company announced this week. She will be based in New York and report to senior vice president of creative/head of synch Marty Silverstone.

“I’m very excited that Patricia has joined the Primary Wave team, Silverstone said. “Her experience and relationships in all corners of the sync community will be very valuable as Primary Wave continues to grow.”

Joseph was head of synch at Crush Music, providing creative services and strategic marketing and licensing for artists like Sia, Lorde, Green Day, Panic! At The Disco, Fall Out Boy, Train, Weezer and others. Prior to that role, she worked as a music supervisor on films and ran the synch division at Razor & Tie Records. She created the soundtrack and licensing division at Tvt Records, where she worked with artists and projects including Pitbull, Lil Jon, Nine Inch Nails and others.

Exclusive: Harry Potter star Rupert Grint has signed with ICM Partners.

Grint is best known for his role as Ron Weasley, one of the three main characters in the Harry Potter franchise, having been cast in the role at the age of 11. He went on to star in all eight Harry Potter films from 2001 to 2011.

Grint most recently starred in and executive produced Sony Crackle’s Snatch, which recently wrapped its second season. He also recently portrayed Inspector Crome in The ABC Murders opposite John Malkovich for BBC.

On stage, Grint first starred opposite Ben Whishaw in Jez Butterworth’s Mojo at London’s Harold Pinter Theatre, and most recently, It’s Only A Play on Broadway opposite Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick.

Grint continues to be represented by Management 360 and Hamilton Hodell.

Back in May, HeyUGuys had the privilege of jet-setting over to the hot yet blustery hills of Malaga. The purpose of our journey was to join the returning cast of Snatch on set for the filming of season two of the heist comedy-drama. We had the pleasure of a tour around the set of the Spanish country home of The Hill gang as well as having a chat with the main cast members.

At the end of season one – after the youngest hustlers of the Hill gang were triumphant in making off with a boatload of gold bullion – the whole crew set off into the sunset on a yacht for a much needed holiday. However, there is no rest for the wicked. In season two, the team is on the lam and what begins as a well-deserved vacation quickly becomes a face-off with a local kingpin; another thrill-a-minute fight to save their fortune,...

The BBC on Friday announced that it will not air its adaptation of the Agatha Christie novel Ordeal by Innocence, following multiple rape allegations made against star Ed Westwick, Variety reports.

The Gossip Girl alum has been accused of raping two women: actress Kristina Cohen, who in a Nov. 7 Facebook post claimed that the actor forced himself on her while attending a house party at his residence in 2014, and former actress Aurélie Wynn, whose alleged assault is said to occur at Westwick’s home that same year.

The Lapd is currently investigating Cohen’s claim, while Westwick has since denied...

Dan Cooper Oct 25, 2017

With season 2 arriving on Netflix this week, here's a refresher on the events of Stranger Things' first run. Spoilers...

It’s been over a year since the first season of Stranger Things burst onto the scene, an enthralling mashup of eighties pop culture iconography that garnered huge critical and commercial acclaim. The scale of the Duffer Brothers’ achievements in creating such a lovingly-crafted homage to a bygone era shouldn’t go unrecognised; here at Den of Geek, unable to wait until the end of this week for a return to this monumental ode to the eighties, we’ve tried to replicate their success through scientific means, but thus far, our tactic of placing a DVD of E.T. atop a tattered old copy of The Shining in the hope that they’ll mate hasn’t yet worked. Not even with Barry White blaring in the background.

September 28th, 2017, 9:22pm– Rupert Grint and the rest of the Snatch cast is currently attending the UK premiere of Snatch at the BT Tower in London. The first pictures have started to trickle in and you can see them in our gallery here. Later this evening, Rupert and the Snatch gang will take part in a Facebook Live Q&A (which you can watch here). We hope to have a video of this on our site as soon as possible. Snatch will be available to watch in the UK on October 31 at 10pm on AMC. Read more here.

Over the next few weeks, you’ll hear a lot about augmented reality, as Google, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft all make big pushes. Ar, they’ll be saying, is going to be huge and transformative. Yep, they’re probably right.

It’s worth noting the hype comes just a year after similar big noises were made about Ar’s more immersive cousin, virtual reality. In the year since, Vr’s momentum has slowed, the red-hot hype cooling to sludge. Despite that, I think it’s way too soon to write off the technology. In fact, now that the hype has eased, Vr and its many creators are starting to get a lot more interesting, innovative, and substantive. With luck, they’ll also make it all pencil out financially.

This month, in cities as wildly different as Venice, Italy and Las Vegas, Nevada, some of the new frontiers shaping Vr, on...

Netflix is top of the pile.Scroll down for full list

Netflix teen drama 13 Reasons Why has edged out Amazon’s The Grand Tour as the most in-demand digital series in the UK, according to research by data firm Parrot Analytics.

Netflix is responsible for seven of the top 10 originals in the second quarter of 2017, though Amazon’s The Grand Tour and Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale, which aired on Channel 4, completed the top three.

Amazon’s The Man In The High Castle is also in the top 10 and Parrot’s European director Courtney Williams expects the Jeff Bezos-led firm to catch up to Netflix in the near future.

“Based on Amazon’s continued investment in originals both out of the Us and local markets, you’ll see Netflix’s hold on this chart change.”

La-based Parrot Analytics examines overall engagement around content, and its rankings encompass illegal streams and downloads, as well as...

Netflix is top of the pile.Scroll down for full list

Netflix teen drama 13 Reasons Why has edged out Amazon’s The Grand Tour as the most in-demand digital series in the UK, according to research by data firm Parrot Analytics.

Netflix is responsible for seven of the top 10 originals in the second quarter of 2017, though Amazon’s The Grand Tour and Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale, which aired on Channel 4, completed the top three.

Amazon’s The Man In The High Castle is also in the top 10 and Parrot’s European director Courtney Williams expects the Jeff Bezos-led firm to catch up to Netflix in the near future.

“Based on Amazon’s continued investment in originals both out of the Us and local markets, you’ll see Netflix’s hold on this chart change.”

La-based Parrot Analytics examines overall engagement around content, and its rankings encompass illegal streams and downloads, as well as...

Louisa Mellor Jul 25, 2017

Preacher continues to delight visually and salute the character's comic book origins in episode six, Sokosha. Spoilers...

This review contains spoilers.

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2.6 Sokosha

The idea of selling one's soul is as old as literature. In 1587, a German chapbook called Historia von D. Johann Fausten by an author named Johann Spies caused a sensation. It was reprinted dozens of times, it inspired one of the first English language plays in the form of The Tragical History Of The Life And Death Of Doctor Faustus, and it was even one of the first movies filmed by Edison Studios, 1900's Faust And Marguerite. Long story short, as long as there has been media of any type, and presumably as long as people have been gathering around fires to tell tales,...

Jack Davenport (Smash), Michael Rapaport (Louie), Lyndon Smith (Parenthood), Cleopatra Coleman (Last Man on Earth), and Lucien Laviscount (Snatch) are set for recurring roles opposite Jay Pharoah on Showtime’s new comedy series White Famous from Lionsgate TV. Based on Jamie Foxx's personal experiences coming up in the business, White Famous hails from Californication creator Tom Kapinos, director Tim Story and Foxx, who is a recurring guest star. It focuses on a talented…...

Kirsten Howard Oct 26, 2017

Sky1 have finally revealed an air date for their Rupert Grint-starring dark comedy series, Sick Note...

Sick Note is now set to start airing on Tuesday November 7th at 10pm on Sky1, it's been confirmed this week.

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The series, starring Rupert Grint (Harry Potter) and Nick Frost (Spaced) has already been renewed for a second run, which we believe may even have already finished filming. The network seem to have a lot of confindence in its appeal.

Here's a first trailer to give you a taste of what to expect...

Sick Note surprise renewal

All the way back in April (think how much has happened since then, in this darkest of the timelines) we reported that Rupert Grint's Snatch TV show had been renewed for a second season. Along with this news,...

Lindsay Lohan is headed to the small screen — across the pond.

The Mean Girls actress has joined the Season 2 cast of the British comedy Sick Note, starring Rupert Grint (Harry Potter), Nick Frost (Into the Badlands) and Don Johnson, our sister site Deadline reports.

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The series — which begins airing its first season this fall on UK broadcaster Sky 1 — follows Daniel Glass (Grint), an insurance rep who is wrongly misdiagnosed with a terminal illness and then decides to hide the truth from his colleagues, friends and family. Lohan...

Exclusive: Frasier actor teams up with Sebastian Foucan for Bharal.

Fledgling UK production outfit BB88 is in Cannes to talk up a slate of movies including revenge drama drama Bharal, which is due to star former Frasier star Kelsey Grammer and parkour pioneer Sebastian Foucan.

Jake L Reid’s (The Antwerp Dolls) feature, due to start in early 2018, charts the story of an African refugee who arrives in London to search for his missing sister.

When he uncovers an immigrant sex trade he becomes both a media sensation and a target for a crime syndicate, along with the immigrant community that has taken him in.

Bharal is being lined up as a co-production between BB88, Reid’s Liberal Region Productions and Compos Mentis productions.

Also new to the slate is Gate Crash, which will be directed by Laurence Gough (Dr Who). The cast includes Marc Warren (Snatch) and Anton Lesser from Game Of Thrones.

Projects already...

Crackle has renewed its most-streamed scripted original for a second season.

Season 2 of Snatch will premiere in 2018, according to our sister site Deadline. The show, which stars Harry Potter alum Rupert Grint, follows young hustlers who are thrown into the dangerous world of organized crime when they find a truck of stolen gold bullion.

“Rupert, Luke [Pasqualino] and the rest of the cast have created memorable characters who truly resonated with our viewers,” Crackle general manager Eric Berger said in a statement, “and we look forward to following their adventures in Season 2 of Snatch.”

The streaming service has also renewed the...

April 19th, 2017, 11:04am– The good news just keeps coming this month – we recently told you about Rupert Grint‘s show Sick Note being renewed for a second season (read more here) and now it has just been announced that Crackle has renewed Snatch for a second season as well. Season 2 of Snatch will be available on Crackle in 2018 and as a special treat it was announced that an exclusive virtual reality bonus experience on PlayStation Vr will be released this summer to bridge season 1 and season 2. During the Vr experience, the hustlers attempt to break into the safe of Sonny Castillo (Ed Westwick) and can choose to keep cracking the safe or leave the hideout before the cops and Castillo’s goons arrive on the scene. Crackle also announced that Snatch has been their most-streamed scripted original to date. Amazing news. Eric Berger (Gm and Evp of Crackle) had...

It has long been deemed that Ed Sheeran and Rupert Grint are celebrity look-alikes, but what if they are actually the same person? Related: First Trailer For Crackle’s ‘Snatch’ With Rupert Grint Grint, 28, dropped by MTV’s “After Hours” to reveal some earth-rattling news. Disguised as Sheeran, the longtime “Harry Potter” star revealed — in […]...

Rupert Grint and the cast and crew of "Snatch" are out in New York City to promote the series. Today the went to SiriusXM radio shows as well as AOL's build series. The show is also now available on Amazon Fire, at least the first three episodes! You can view pictures of today's events in our gallery. Hottopic also released a new clip from the show and you can view that on our website as well. Snatch will premiere on Crackle on the 16th of March!

March 11th, 2017, 5:17am– Rupert Grint is continuing his busy schedule promoting Snatch in the Us and today we have several video interviews to share with you. Yesterday, Rupert sat down with co-stars Lucien Laviscount and Phoebe Dynevor for a Facebook Live chat on Crackle’s facebook page. This turned out to be a very fun and very relaxed interview where the three actors played a game of charades, asked each other questions and took live questions from viewers at home. Check out part 1, part 2 and part 3 in our media gallery. It’s hard to keep up with all the new Snatch clips popping up every day, so head on over to our Snatch video page where we try to upload everything as soon as possible. The SAG-aftra Foundation Q&A Rupert did on Tuesday is now also online for everyone to enjoy. Check out Rupert on the panel alongside Lucien,...

Rupert Grint, otherwise known as Ron Weasley (and Ed Sheeran's doppleganger), had a magical reunion last night with former co-star Bonnie Wright. Bonnie, who played Ron's younger sister Ginny in the Harry Potter franchise, came to show support for her on-screen big bro, who was celebrating his new show, Snatch, which premiered at Arclight Cinemas in Culver City, Calif. The two re-united at the after party, almost six years after the release of the last Harry Potter film, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Even though it's been awhile since they last walked the halls at Hogwarts, the Harry Potter alums remain close friends. After all this time? Always. In fact, just last week,...

It's been almost six years since the last Harry Potter film hit theaters, but Rupert Grint, who played Ron Weasley, is still very much attached to his onscreen family. The actor had a mini Hp reunion when he attended the La premiere of his new Crackle show, Snatch, at Arclight Cinemas on Thursday night. After hitting the red carpet with his costars (and doing impressions of Salt Bae), Rupert attended the premiere's afterparty where he met up with Bonnie Wright, who played his little sister Ginny Weasley. The two, who also reunited at Universal Studios Orlando's third annual "A Celebration of Harry Potter" in February 2016, were all smiles as they posed for the cameras. This also isn't the only dose of Harry Potter nostalgia we've received this week. Evanna Lynch, Jason Isaacs, and James and Oliver Phelps (aka Luna Lovegood, Lucius Malfoy, and the Weasley twins) stopped by the Warner Bros....

Rupert Grint attended a Q&A session for the SAG-aftra foundation to promote "Snatch". He also recently partook in press conference for the TV series. Check out our galleries for so many pictures with HQ versions to come. Don't forget that Rupert will be on Watch What Happens Live and hopefully some other shows while he's promoting the series in NYC. Snatch debuts on Crackle on March 16th!

One creates magic with his guitar, the other has help from a wand.

While appearing on The Late Late Show with James Corden, Harry Potter alum Rupert Grint revealed that he’s resigned himself to those Ed Sheeran comparisons.

“It’s kind of 50/50 now,” Grint said when asked by Corden if people confuse him with Sheeran, who is also a Brit.

The 28-year-old continued, “If someone stops me I could go either way. I could be Ed or I could be me.”

In fact, even other celebrities have trouble differentiating the pair. Grint said British singer-songwriter Leo Sayer (who is...

Rupert Grint will be doing a ton of promotion for "Snatch" this week while in La. He'll be on several different shows and Q&A sessions. The premiere will be held in La on the 9th. He'll also be doing a ton of promotion for the series in NYC the following week. He'll be on Watch What Happen's Live, Build Series, and hopefully we'll hear of more as the week progresses. The team behind the series has also ramped up promotion releasing many more sneak peeks including one from Yahoo! TV and a small clip through their social media accounts.

Rupert Grint's "Snatch" gets a brand new trailer. The series will be airing on Crackle, a free streaming service, on March 16th. The trailer gives a bit more details on the plot - specifically the heist. A brand new poster has also been released. A possible premiere for the series will take place in La and Rupert will be doing a Q&A for the SAG foundation. He will also be on the Late Late Show With James Corden on March 6th. Get ready for a whole of Ruper for the month of March!

Get ready to see more Ron Weasley! Well, not really, but “Harry Potter” star Rupert Grint seems to have “snatched” himself a sweet new role. The 28-year-old actor executive produces and stars in the new “Crackle” series, “Snatch”. Exclusive: Adam Brody Ditches the Comedy and Embraces Serious Business in ‘StartUp’ Grint plays a slightly posher […]...

Get ready to see more Ron Weasley! Well, not really, but Harry Potter star Rupert Grint seems to have "snatched" himself a sweet new role.

The 28-year-old actor executive produces and stars in the new Crackle series, Snatch.

Exclusive: Adam Brody Ditches the Comedy and Embraces Serious Business in 'StartUp'

Grint plays a slightly posher character than Ron Weasley in the new series inspired by a real-life heist in London, starring as Charlie Cavendish. Gossip Girl star Ed Westick (hi Chuck Bass!) also stars as Sonny Castillo, while Skins' Luke Pasqualino and Scream Queens' Lucien Laviscount round out the ensemble cast.

Snatch centers on a group of up-and-coming hustlers who stumble upon a truck-load of stolen gold bullion, and are suddenly thrust into the high-stakes world of organized crime.

See the series' epic first trailer above.

Snatch premieres Thursday, March 16 on Crackle.

Watch: Adam Brody Finds Himself on the Wrong Side of the...

December 5th, 2016, 12:36pm– Rupert Grint has been filming Snatch today in the middle of Manchester city centre (Police Street to be more exact). In case you need reminding, Rupert is playing the posh character Charlie Cavendish who has the impeccable ability to pick out a dapper suit. He started filming Snatch back in August so they’ve been shooting this new series for about 5 months. Check out pictures from today in our gallery here. Alexander Cooke (a talent agent) also posted this epic photo on Instagram from the set the other day… those are some handsome lads indeed.

Becky Lea Jul 25, 2017

Ripper Street concludes with a bold, surprising finale that feels like a perfect farewell to a series reborn...

This review contains spoilers.

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5.6 Occurence Reports

A full series finale is always a tricky thing to pull off. Not only does the plot of the last few episodes have to be wrapped up, but also a fitting end given to characters that audiences have grown to love over the years. Ripper Street’s final episode, Occurrence Reports, is one that manages to meet both of those needs head on by splitting the episode in two. The first half is dedicated to dealing with the final confrontation between Reid and Dove whilst the second half spends its time saying goodbye to the characters as they slowly go off...

November 2nd, 2016, 5:52pm– While Rupert Grint is busy filming Snatch, we have been busy behind the scenes as well and are proud to present our New Layout! While we loved Rupert eating his shirt in our previous layout, we wanted something new after three years! We think he looks pretty dapper in the on-set images from Snatch, and the lovely Cécile has put together an amazing new header image for us, and we have created a new matching look for the rest of the site. We hope you enjoy the new look as much as we do! And a huge Thank You to Cécile for your work!

October 20th, 2016, 4:14am– Rupert Grint took time out of his busy Snatch schedule to attend a fun event last night. He was at the Triumph Bonneville “Brutal Beauty” launch party in London where he enjoyed a night of beautiful motorcycles, loud engines and smoking tires. Throughout the night several drag races took place and it looks like Rupert might have gotten a taste for the Bonneville beauty as well: 615666792 You can see pictures of Rupert (looking very dashing in a brown leather jacket!) in our gallery here.

October 11, 2016, 2:54pm– We are currently knee-deep in pictures of Rupert Grint from the set of Snatch and we absolutely love it. But we should not forget Rupert’s other upcoming projects, and today we have a very special treat for you. Below, you can watch the very first clip released from Adolf the Artist where we see Rupert as August Kubizek (also called Gustl) and Iwan Rheon as Adolf Hitler. It looks very promising! Video Player 00:01 01:03 1. “Adolf the Artist - Clip no.1” 1:03 It’s been a while since we last had news on this project so let’s refresh our memory with the synopsis: Adolf Hitler is portrayed like never before in this satirical comedy starring Iwan Rheon (Games of Thrones) and Rupert Grint (Harry Potter). It reimagines the megalomaniac dictator as an 18-year-old oddball who dreamt of nothing other than becoming a famous painter. Having...

September 1st, 2016, 12:26pm– It’s the first day of September and it’s time to get excited! Today, we got our very first look at Rupert Grint on the set of Snatch and it’s pretty much epic! Filming started this week and it looks like we might be in for loads of goodies from the set. 37CB636100000578-3769156-image-m-61_1472741916288 Rupert is playing the “utterly posh con man” Charlie Cavendish and his look is worlds away from any character we’ve ever seen Rupert play. Take a look at the pics in the gallery Here! What’s your favourite thing about Rupert’s Charlie Cavendish look? …The pinky ring… the loafers… the bow tie? There’s so much to choose from...

Rob Leane Jul 25, 2017

Here's the new trailer for The Orville, Seth MacFarlane's live-action send-up of Star Trek...

The Orville trailer

Given that Seth MacFarlane’s CV is split between animated televised successes such as Family Guy and live-action movies like Ted, it shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise that Mr MacFarlane is now jamming those skillsets together and making a live-action TV series.

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He's written the scripts for a series called The Orville, which he's also executive producing as well as starring in. It sounds a lot like a send-up of Star Trek.

Fresh from Sdcc, here's the new trailer...

And here's the previous trailer...

Season 1 of the show will consist of 13 hour-long episodes, and will be set 300 years in the future. It’s...