Tag Archives: Kevin McKidd

WATCH: ‘Comes a Bright Day’ Trailer

By Brigid Brown | Posted on November 13th, 2012

Sam Smith is having a bad day but has a pretty bird by his side. ( comesabrightday.com)

One of London’s most exclusive jewelry stores is the target of a bank heist in debut director/writer Simon Aboud’s Comes a Bright Day out on DVD, Tuesday, November 13.

Watch: Full-Length Trailer For Pixar’s Pict Pic ‘Brave’

By Fraser McAlpine | Posted on November 17th, 2011

Way back in June, we showed you the teaser trailer for the new Pixar adventure ‘Brave’ which is set in ancient Scotland and features the vocal talents of geniune Scots Kelly McDonald, Craig Ferguson, Billy Connolly and Kevin ...

WATCH: The Trailer For ‘Brave’, Pixar’s Scottish Epic

By Fraser McAlpine | Posted on June 28th, 2011

Ah Pixar, you lovely people. First you bring toys to life, then you make cars into people, and now you’ve turned your anthropomorphic attention on the land of my forefathers, the Scottish.

Lost in Translation: Five British Showbiz Icons Americans Adore

By MacKenzie Wilson | Posted on June 16th, 2011

Picking up where my colleague Fraser McAlpine left off with his “Lost In Translation: Five Showbiz Underachievers The British Adore” list, it’s time to highlight five Brits who’ve gained huge respect and legions ...

The Tellyvangelist: Feb. 21-27

By David Molofsky | Posted on February 21st, 2011

In this week’s Tellyvangelist — your weekly guide to all that’s British on U.S.

Danny Boyle Hints at ‘Trainspotting’ Sequel

By MacKenzie Wilson | Posted on December 7th, 2010

In a recent interview with Cinematical.com, Danny Boyle divulged that a Trainspotting sequel could very well happen.

From Jesus to The Prisoner: Passion of the Christ Star May Play Classic Role

By Kevin Wicks | Posted on June 11th, 2008

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Close The Borders: British Actors Will Work For Food

By Kevin Wicks | Posted on April 6th, 2007

The New York Times has an article about all of the British actors who come over here, expertly feign Yankee accents, and take all of our TV roles. Hugh Laurie was the first to make the jump, and now UK actors like Damian Lewis, ...