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'Merlin' Recap: 'The Drawing of the Dark'
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WATCH: Britain Missing From Competition at Cannes
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The Simpsons go to Downton Abbey
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10 British Things About Washington, D.C.
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BAFTAs: Steven Moffat on 'Doctor Who' Season Finale, 50th Anniversary, and New 'Sherlock'
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WATCH: P. Diddy Joins Cast of 'Downton Abbey' in Spoof
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It's Official: Emeli Sande Has The Best Song In Britain
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Top Gear Thursday: (Vin) Diesel-Powered Cast of ‘Fast & Furious 6’ Talks Cars
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‘Hugo’s Asa Butterfield Reunites with Chloe Moretz in ‘The White Circus’
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Tag Archives: Andrew Garfield
Leave it to David Mitchell, star of Peep Show and That Mitchell and Webb Look, to give his own humorously cantankerous but thoughtful take on things. His target this week: Britain’s monopoly on America’s leading superhero ...
Is this all some sort of post-colonial payback? Has a gang of rogue Brits suddenly descended upon Hollywood and replaced our American-born gods with UK ones?
British actors are putting a stranglehold on Hollywood’s superhero roles. There’s Christian Bale as Batman, and more recently, The Social Network star Andrew Garfield has taken over for Tobey Maguire in the Spider-Man ...
The King's Speech dominated this morning's (January 25) Oscar nominations, with 12 total nominations, including ones for Colin Firth (watch our interview), Helena Bonham Carter, Geoffrey Rush, and director Tom Hooper. Christian Bale received recognition for The Fighter, but there are some notable British snubs this year.
Check out the lean, lanky Andrew Garfield looking brooding and beaten in his lycra Spider-Man uniform. Anticipation for the 2012 reboot of the franchise has been sky high, and Sony Pictures has just released the first photo of the ...
The BAFTAs, a.k.a.
While Andrew Garfield morphs into one of the world’s toughest superheroes for 2012′s Spider-Man, the Golden Globe-nominated actor actually has more in common with his Peter Parker character than one might realize.
If 2010 was the year of Florence + the Machine, Tom Hardy, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Matt Smith, which UK stars will hit the big time in 2011?
Vote in the Anglo Fan Favorites Tournament, Round 2: Men of 2011