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Focus Features will open Wolf starring George MacKay and Lily-Rose Depp in theaters on Friday, Dec. 3.

Naman Ramachandran British actors Bukky Bakray, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Morfydd Clark, Sope Dirisu and Conrad Khan are the 2021 nominees for the BAFTA EE Rising Star Award.The nominees were announced by 2014 Rising Star nominee George MacKay (“1917”) and presenter Edith Bowman on Wednesday. The nominees participated in a panel discussion and spoke about their roles.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentEuropean Film Promotion has revealed the 10 actors who will take part in the 24th edition of European Shooting Stars.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentEuropean Film Promotion’s flagship program, European Shooting Stars, which helps launch emerging actors onto the world stage, and has boosted the careers of actors like Carey Mulligan, Alicia Vikander, Riz Ahmed and George MacKay, has had to transform into an entirely digital format this year.Instead of being presented to the industry, press and public in person at a series of events during the Berlin Film Festival, as in previous editions

WATCH: Bella Heathcote says she's excited to walk the AACTAs red carpetHowever in a bid to keep the event as COVID-safe as possible, two ceremonies will be held - a film ceremony and a TV/online ceremony.The 2020 AACTA Awards presented by Foxtel will be hosted by Rove McManus, Susie Youssef and Tom Gleeson.Names like Bella Heathcote, Rove McManus and Rob Collins have led the bevy of A-list stars turning heads on the red carpet at the The Star in Sydney.George MacKay, Sam Neill, Richard Roxburgh,

Tom Grater, Nancy Tartaglione Focus Features has struck a deal for Wolf, an Irish drama starring George MacKay and Lily-Rose Depp. The Screen Ireland-backed picture recently wrapped after a COVID-19-safe shoot.

George Mackay walks alongside a gal pal ahead of lockdown lifting in London, England earlier this week.

True History of the Kelly Gang.Mackay, who portrays Australian outlaw Ned Kelly in the crime drama, told NME how the pair first joined forces after director Justin Kurzel asked them to perform as part of a bonding exercise.“Justin [Kurzel] was just like ‘I see those boys in a punk band and I want you to form a band before rehearsals'”, Mackay said.“We had four weeks before we were all together for the shoot and he just said ‘I’ve booked you a gig in a bar in Melbourne.

World War I epic 1917 debuts at Number 1 on this week’s Official Film Chart on digital downloads only.

We’ve just received some release information for one of my favourite movies of the year so far, True History of the Kelly Gang which premiered at last year’s TIFF [read our review here].

Just over two months ago, George MacKay was outfitted in a designer tuxedo and sitting at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood for the Academy Awards, where his film was up for 10 Oscars. (It eventually won three.) It was the culmination of the 28-year-old's first awards season gauntlet, a series of ceremonies that proved to be both as monumental as he'd imagined and also...not.

Dan Smith talks to NME about the ongoing 'Distraction Tactics' event

By Dino-Ray Ramos

George MacKay has gone from playing a hero on the battlefield of World War I to an outlaw in a dress.

The trailer for George MacKay‘s new movie has been released!

“Game of Thrones” star Natalie Dormer joined hundreds of people in London on Sunday at an International Women’s Day march.

Natalie Dormer is taking a stand!

George MacKay has revealed he was inspired by Conor McGregor for his portrayal of Ned Kelly in his new film.

Fans say he closely resembles Morty, though

By Andreas Wiseman

Only a fraction of the action at the Oscars happens on stage. Many of the night’s most candid moments take place in the seats, bars, lobbies and restrooms of the Dolby Theater.

The film that won no less than seven BAFTA awards at the weekend, 1917, is the hotly tipped movie for Oscar gold this coming weekend, and ahead of the huge event in Hollywood, here is a newly released featurette for Sam Mendes’ WWI ‘one-shot’ epic showing how they built the trenches in the phenomenal movie.

Bafta nominees and film stars have attended a party at Kensington Palace ahead of the awards ceremony today.

While it might not have a host but the Academy has made sure that Oscars 2020 stays star-studded all through the night. Oscars has announced the lineup of presenters for the upcoming ceremony and it includes all the big names.

More presenters have been announced for the 92nd Academy Awards.

Dean-Charles Chapman (1917) has left WME for CAA, The Hollywood Reporter has exclusively learned.The English actor is the co-lead opposite George MacKay in Sam Mendes' seemingly one-shot World War I epic, a frontrunner in the Oscars race with 10 nominations.Chapman was previously best known as the tender-hearted and doomed young king Tommen Baratheon on HBO's Game of Thrones.

George MacKay delivers a star-making performance in “1917.” After making his film debut at age 10 in the 2003 live-action “Peter Pan,” he played occasional film and TV roles and realized at age 19 “acting is what I wanted to do.” Since then, he’s appeared in an earlier WWI saga, “Private Peaceful,” and played Viggo Mortensen’s rebellious son in “Captain Fantastic” —  and he has three more films coming up.

1917: George MacKay with fellow soldiers

The latest trailer for the upcoming True History Of The Kelly Gang, the new film from Justin Kerzel (Macbeth) has dropped online courtesy of Picturehouse Entertainment. I’ve seen this movie and it is absolutely superb from start to finish and feature powerhouse performances from the likes of George MacKay and Russell Crowe.

That's how I felt when I came out of 1917. The film stars George MacKay, who I had literally never heard of until seeing that movie. After watching him pretend to be a WWI soldier for two hours, I was intrigued and very much ready to move onto phase two of the above steps. Internet, give me all the George content, please! But there's one major obstacle getting in my way.