Jonathan Pryce
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'The Crown': Jonathan Pryce Cast as Prince Phillip for Final Two Seasons
“The Crown” has found its Prince Phillip (again) to play opposite Imelda Staunton’s Queen Elizabeth for the Netflix drama’s final two seasons.Jonathan Pryce will take over the role from Tobias Menzies, who plays Elizabeth’s husband in Season 3 and 4, the latter of which debuts later this year. Matt Smith played the young Prince Phillip during the show’s first two seasons opposite Claire Foy. The fifth and sixth seasons of the Netflix drama will be the show’s last.Pryce joins Staunton and Lesley
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From 'Judy' and 'Joker' to J. Lo and Jamie Foxx: 13 early Oscar contenders to emerge out of festivals in Toronto, Telluride and Venice
The trifecta of high-profile film festivals in Venice, Telluride and Toronto have kicked the 2020 Oscar race into full gear. Here are the movies and performances that could be on the fast track to the Academy Awards.
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Anthony Hopkins, Jonathan Pryce launch papal feud in 'The Two Popes' trailer
The Two Popes trailer: Anthony Hopkins is Pope Benedict
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Terry Gilliam on making 'Don Quixote,' defending Johnny Depp and making fun of Donald Trump
Yahoo Entertainment talked with the director about whether "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote" would have died with him, as well as being taken to task on social media for defending Depp in the middle of his divorce from Amber Heard and how the Pythons might have solved the problem of making fun of Trump.
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‘Taboo’ Co-creator Steven Knight Previews Tom Hardy’s New FX Drama and a Break From Convention
Years ago, Steven Knight was invited to meet Tom Hardy and discuss Hardy’s idea for a television project about an adventurer returning from Africa. Hardy has finally collected. Tom stars as James Keziah Delaney, who returns to London in 1814 after 10 years in Africa to claim his inheritance — namely a piece of real estate that puts him in the crosshairs of the power-jockeying trade giant East India Company (with whom he has a dark history), the British Crown, and America.
