Andrew Scott serves dom daddy realness & garners Oscar buzz in wild new film Elsinore
In a naughty scene from TV series ‘It Gets Worse,’ the acclaimed actor plays a therapist who spits in his client’s mouth!
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In a naughty scene from TV series ‘It Gets Worse,’ the acclaimed actor plays a therapist who spits in his client’s mouth!
As the Irish actor celebrates a big birthday, Esther McCarthy looks back through his 12 best roles through the years, including the new film that has put him in the conversation fo...
The new film tells the story of the Scottish actor’s extraordinary final performance and the legacy he left behind.
In a naughty scene from TV series 'It Gets Worse,' the acclaimed actor plays a therapist who spits in his client's mouth!
Andrew Scott – best known for his work in Fleabag, Sherlock and the James Bond film Spectre – could be about to become one of next year’s Oscars frontrunners thanks to a chilling n...
As Ian Charleson, who gets to play Hamlet in the last year of his life, Scott gives a performance that’s as funny as it is heartbreaking.
Scott, previously best known for playing the (hot) priest in 'Fleabag,' says of Ian Charleson, the 'Chariots of Fire' actor he plays in 'Elsinore' whose opportunities were limited...
The Dublin actor plays Scottish star Ian Charleson in the true story of a man who kept performing Hamlet while gravely ill, and Irish American audiences will see the film next mont...
A new clip of Andrew Scott in the upcoming series 'It Gets Worse' is making the rounds online.
The Irishman was joined by co-stars Olivia Colman, Luke Thompson, Billie Piper and Johnny Flynn, as well as the real-life influences on Ian Charleson's life before his death from A...
Irish actor Andrew Scott has spoken about the importance of celebrating life in the face of tragedy as his new film, Elsinore, opened the London Film Festival.
The actor will return to ‘Sea Wall’ for a limited New York run before the deeply personal production becomes a feature film.
"Elsinore" is wowing audiences and critics on the fall festival circuit, with Scott now in the Best Actor race.
The Irish actor doesn't see all of the fan response to his roles. But perhaps it's for the best?
Reviewers have praised Scott’s “career-defining” turn in the film about actor Ian Charleson taking over Hamlet in 1989 while seriously ill with AIDS. The post Andrew Scott ‘all but...
Scott gives “the performance of a lifetime” in Elsinore
The actor gives a show-stopping, heart-wrenching performance as Ian Charleson in Simon Stone's fact-based feature film.
“there are two different versions of me who I was before and who I am after hearing Andrew Scott say those six words.”View Entire Post ›
Could Andrew Scott make history? That is the big question concerning the Irish actor’s towering performance in “Elsinore,” which debuted in Telluride before playing the Toronto Int...
“The shame does not lie with the gay people,” says Scott at LFF talk.
The Dublin native portrays a closeted actor dying of AIDS while preparing to play Hamlet on stage: “This film is so much about everything in my life.”
Andrew Scott has got fans hot under the collar after a newly released clip for new Channel 4 comedy It Gets Worse. The comedy series, produced by A24 for Channel 4, follows the sto...
Dublin actor Andrew Scott's new film Elsinore has won the International People's Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Elsinore trailer sees Andrew Scott in the inspirational true story of an actor giving the performance of his life Focus Features has...
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