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Actress Millie Bobby Brown’s upcoming Enola Holmes movie is at the centre of a copyright and trademark infringement lawsuit filed by officials for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s estate.

Sam Claflin is unable to see his “worth” as an actor because his success was just “the luck of the draw”.

Sam Claflin is looking hot…literally.

Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill’s new Sherlock Holmes film is set to debut on Netflix.

Netflix has announced it will release Millie Bobby Brown’s Enola Holmes film.

Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill‘s new movie, Enola Holmes, will debut on Netflix!

By Marc Malkin

Sam Claflin gives you that '90s Hugh Grant feeling in a captivating romantic comedy set entirely at a wedding, which becomes an escalating romantic disaster — until it starts all over again.

Aisling Bea can always put a smile on our faces. And we need that now more than ever.

There’s a new romantic comedy coming to Netflix!

Netflix fulfills our rom-com self-isolation needs with the streaming service’s latest heartfelt flick.

Here’s a new trailer for an upcoming romantic comedy from Netflix starring Sam Claflin, Love Wedding Repeat, which is set for screens very soon. It looks like a Sliding Doors-style comedy with the likes of Olivia Munn, Eleanor Tomlinson, Joel Fry, Tim Key, Aisling Bea, Jack Farthing, Allan Mustafa, and Freida Pinto also amongst the impressive cast.

Josh O'Connor has spent the better part of the past decade pitted against actors like Eddie Redmayne and Sam Claflin for lead roles. Says O'Connor, "Most of the time my reaction [to a script] is 'Oh my God, how good would it be if Andrew Garfield played this role?' And then my agent has to go, 'Josh, how good would it be if you got to play it?' " One role that O'Connor knew he had a good chance at winning: Prince Charles on seasons three and four of the international phenom The Crown.

By Denise Petski

By Denise Petski

Sam Claflin has been cast as the male lead opposite Riley Keough in the forthcoming Amazon series “Daisy Jones and the Six.”

This stupidly adorable rom-com follows Rosie and Alex (Lilly Collins and Sam Claflin), two best friends who try to sort out their feelings for each other as adults. Their friendship, which started as 5-year-olds, is tested by distance, significant others who come and go, and pretty much everything else you could possibly think of.

After scaring the beejezus out of everybody who saw her debut feature, The Babadook, director Jennifer Kent returns this week with a sophomore film that also terrifies – but in a wholly different way.