Rachel Weisz

Box office reception of Scarlet Johansson's Black Widow to determine Marvel's 'mojo' going forward

As Black Widow releases in global theatres, film aficionados chip in on the franchise's future: "The key question is — can Marvel do it again?"

Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz reunite for dark comedy Love Child; Todd Solondz to direct

Love Child is billed as a "dark and hilarious twist" on the classic Oedipus.

Rachel Weisz to star in and produce reboot series of 80s thriller Dead Ringers for Amazon

Rachel Weisz will lead the Dead Ringers reboot series with Alice Birch, the lead writer of Hulu's acclaimed Normal People series, to pen the adaptation

Scarlett Johansson will hand over Black Widow baton to Florence Pugh, says director Cate Shortland

With the new storyline Florence Pugh's character Yelena Belova will be ushered in as the new Black Widow in future Marvel films.

On Emma Stone's birthday, a look at her most memorable films, from Easy A to The Favourite

Emma Stone will take on the role of Disney villain Cruella de Vil in an upcoming standalone film.

Rachel Weisz set to portray actress Elizabeth Tayor in new biopic; film to shed light on veteran's AIDS activism

Rachel Weisz is set to play Elizabeth Taylor in See-Saw Films’ A Special Relationship, directed by duo Bert&Bertie and written by Simon Beaufoy

Black Widow: Robert Downey Jr to reportedly return as Tony Stark in Scarlett Johansson's upcoming Marvel film

Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow is the first film in Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Black Widow first poster unveiled; New D23 Expo footage sees Scarlett Johansson go head-to-head with Florence Pugh

Here's the complete description of the Black Widow footage released at D23 Expo 2019.

Florence Pugh on Black Widow: Fans have asked for this film for such a long time; I think it’s well needed

Black Widow will be directed by Australian filmmaker Cate Shorland.

Black Mirror’s Hang the DJ, Yorgos Lanthimos’ The Lobster and why rebellion is at the heart of finding true love

Though very different in tone, both Black Mirror's Hang the DJ and Yorgos Lanthimos' film the Lobster deal with many of the same themes – the ardous process of finding a partner, the presence of an imperfect system whose sole purpose is to match people, and the idea of rebellion as a way to pursue the kind of relationship you truly desire.