Fiona Shaw
‘IF’ Review: Ryan Reynolds Leads a John Krasinski-Directed Family Film That’s Easier to Admire Than Enjoy
The 'A Quiet Place' helmer steps away from the horror genre for this live-action/animated movie featuring an all-star voice cast.
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Brian Cox to Voice Santa in Netflix’s Animated ‘That Christmas’ With Bill Nighy, Fiona Shaw
Netflix on Wednesday unveiled the voice cast of CG animated feature film That Christmas from Locksmith Animation (Ron’s Gone Wrong) and director Simon Otto’s (How to Train Your Dragon trilogy). The movie will star Brian Cox as Santa, Fiona Shaw as Ms. Trapper, Jodie Whittaker as Mrs. Williams, and Bill Nighy as Bill. They are the residents of a […]
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Short Screen Time, Big Impact in the Guest Drama Actress Category
Hiam Abbass, Succession (HBO/Max) The Palestinian actress, who plays Marcia Roy, Logan’s cunning third wife, returned from Milan upon his death and had a showdown with his mistress. She’s had more to do in other seasons but could still ride across the finish line in a wave of support for the show. Storm Reid, The […]
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‘Andor’ Star Fiona Shaw Enjoys Her “Reckoning” Line, Too
[This story contains spoilers for Andor‘s first three episodes.] Star Wars has a thing for Killing Eve as Andor star Fiona Shaw is now the third key figure from the BBC America series to join a galaxy far, far away. Following in the footsteps of Killing Eve creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge (Solo: A Star Wars Story) […]
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‘Andor’ Review: Diego Luna in a ‘Star Wars’ Origin Story That’s Not for the Baby Yoda Crowd
Diego Luna reprises his 'Rogue One' role as future revolutionary Cassian Andor in Disney+'s darkest, initially slowest 'Star Wars' adventure to date.
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BBC America’s ‘Killing Eve’ Season 4: TV Review
The final season of the thriller drama sees Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle (Jodie Comer) in surprising new places, while Carolyn (Fiona Shaw) continues her hunt for the Twelve.
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Berlin: Jessie Buckley, Vicky Krieps, Fiona Shaw Board Rebecca Lenkiewicz’ ‘Hot Milk’
British stage and screen writer Rebecca Lenkiewicz, whose work includes the Oscar-winning Polish drama Ida, alongside Disobedience and Colette, has lined up a trio of major names for her directorial debut, Hot Milk. Jessie Buckley (The Lost Daughter, Wild Rose), Fiona Shaw (Killing Eve, Baptiste) and Vicky Krieps (Serre Moi Fort, Phantom Thread) have signed […]
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