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Who’s who in season four of Slow Horses: from Gary Oldman to Hugo Weaving

Old faces return, and some new ones make their debuts

Evening Standard

‘I wanted to be seen as the greatest actor of all time. Then I realised that was nonsense’: Michael Sheen on pride, parenting and paying it forward

He’s the feted star who cracked Hollywood, but it was only when he swapped LA for his home town in Wales that he was able to do his most meaningful work yet

The Guardian - UK

‘You only see Muslims on TV as terrorists’: RADA chief blames UK riots on lack of true diversity on screens

Exclusive: Marcus Ryder called out the TV industry for a lack of nuance in representations

The Independent UK

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King Charles and Queen Camilla enjoy ‘secret’ outing to watch play about family betrayal

Charles attends 120th anniversary celebrations of RADA drama school

The Independent UK

King and Queen watch play about family betrayal on visit to RADA to celebrate 120th anniversary

Charles and Camilla meet David Harewood and Cynthia Erivo during visit to world famous drama school

Evening Standard

Furiosa’s Tom Burke: ‘I felt much more intimidated on Mad Max than I let myself admit’

The star of ‘Strike’ and ‘The Souvenir’ talks to Patrick Smith about culture wars, JK Rowling, on-set disputes, the time a TV channel shattered his confidence and how he copes with being considered for Bond

The Independent UK

"Our heyday was ninety-five per cent musically fulfilling and joyous and full of fun and laughter": David Gilmour on the past, the present and the future of Pink Floyd

David Gilmour on Rattle That Lock, Endless River, and 50 years of Pink Floyd

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‘I was always able to get away with things’: Daniel Mays on playing bent coppers, acting opposite Michael Douglas, and working-class bias

It’s a huge leap from playing a bent copper in Line of Duty to starring in the musical Guys & Dolls, but if anyone can make a role work, it’s actor Daniel Mays

The Guardian - UK

Loїs Williams obituary

Other lives: Actor in rep and at Stratford who qualified as a social worker and was a longtime human rights campaigner

The Guardian - UK

‘I was only able to go on stage hammered’: David Harewood on acting, racism and his new role at Rada

He had barely started his career when abuse left him mentally ill. But he went on to phenomenal success – and has just been made president of the UK’s leading drama school

The Guardian - UK

Actor Tamara Lawrance: ‘Less and less do I relish playing hyper-disturbed characters’

The award-winning actor, best known for her roles in The Silent Twins and Time, on learning from her characters, writing poetry and trying to live in the moment

The Guardian - UK

Máiréad Tyers on Extraordinary Season 2: 'your twenties are meant to be hard. You're meant to be broken'

The Irish actor on season two of Extraordinary, working with Kenneth Branagh and the problem with American crisps

Evening Standard

Sunderland may not be like London, Cynthia Erivo, but neither is it like the Britain of old

Challenging racism wherever it expresses itself is not the same as disparaging a place because it is too white

The Guardian - UK

David Harewood becomes President of RADA, Cynthia Erivo named VP

David Harewood succeeds Kenneth Branagh as president of RADA, with Cynthia Erivo as vice president. Both are RADA alumni and bring valuable experience and ...

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The Guardian - UK

David Harewood: teach young actors resilience to face industry’s brutal side

Exclusive: Incoming Rada president says he wants to pass down what he learned from mental health struggles as a graduate

The Guardian - UK

Richard Franklin obituary

Actor who played the dashing Capt Mike Yates in 1970s episodes of the long-running TV series Doctor Who

The Independent UK

British actor Tom Wilkinson, known for 'The Full Monty' and 'Michael Clayton', dies at 75

Tom Wilkinson, the Oscar-nominated British actor known for his roles in “The Full Monty,” “Michael Clayton” and “The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,” has died at age 75, according to his family

The Independent UK

David Jonsson on playing a Black hero in the Christmas Agatha Christie: ‘I’m not a fan of colour-blind casting’

The star of ‘Rye Lane’ and ‘Industry’ was reluctant at first to take the lead role in the BBC adaptation of ‘Murder Is Easy’. He tells Ellie Harrison why he changed his mind, how the drama breaks the mould and why being excluded from school didn’t define him

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‘Oh, the importance of the phallus!’ Paul Rhys on Saltburn, Napoleon and viagra romp Men Up

He stars in two of this year’s most talked-about films and will be appearing in the BBC’s erectile comedy this Christmas. It’s a remarkable career resurgence for the Welsh actor, who didn’t really know what sex was till he was 24

The Guardian - UK

Bertie Carvel looks back: ‘My mother was a force. She made me who I am’

The actor on his early years acting in caves, being with his mum at the end of her life, and a lasting regret

The Guardian - UK

Michael Blakemore obituary

Acclaimed theatre director admired for his productions of Kiss Me Kate and Copenhagen

The Guardian - UK

Jane Horrocks: ‘I’d love to be a baddie in a Tarantino movie’

The actor answers your questions on working with Mike Leigh, starring in a New Order video and dressing as a giant Snoopy at Harrods

The Guardian - UK

Tim Woodward obituary

Prolific character actor who starred in the dramas Wings and Piece of Cake and enjoyed a busy TV career

The Guardian - UK

Keith Baxter obituary

Actor and director who played Prince Hal to Orson Welles’s Falstaff in Chimes at Midnight, and triumphed in Sleuth in the West End and on Broadway

The Independent UK

Laurence Fox: How a TV journeyman from an acting dynasty became the hard right’s resident contrarian

A member of the Fox acting clan once best known for his cosy role as a TV detective, Laurence Fox has swapped ITV for GB News and become an ‘anti-woke’ outrage merchant. How did he get here, asks Katie Rosseinsky?

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