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Gary Oldman claims the next James Bond has been chosen and backs Slow Horses star Jack Lowden to play 007, though an official announcement hasn’t been made. The casting process has involved a wide shortlist of contenders, with Amazon MGM Studios overseeing the franchise for the next film directed by Denis Villeneuve.
Saoirse Ronan says she wants to play a dark, female Bond villain, offering a fresh dynamic for the franchise, while the rest of the digest covers the Ali G: Who Iz I? trailer, Mike Schur’s critique of the Paramount–Warner merger, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s continued box-office dominance.
Saoirse Ronan says she’s “dead serious” about playing a James Bond villain and would love to see a dark, young female antagonist; the project is tied to Denis Villeneuve directing an upcoming Bond film for Amazon MGM Studios with Steven Knight writing, though no casting has been confirmed yet.
Saoirse Ronan says she’s “dead serious” about playing a Bond villain, arguing that a young female villain would be a compelling and dramatic addition to the franchise; she’s currently promoting Bad Apples, where she plays a teacher who uses extreme methods, but her Bond dream shows her interest in exploring darker roles on a big screen.
In a new Empire interview, Saoirse Ronan says she’s 'dead serious' about playing a Bond villain and wants to go dark, praising the idea of a young female villain who channels anger in a dramatic way. The search for the next 007 hasn’t named a winner yet, and Ronan has voiced similar interest before (Vanity Fair 2024).
Four actresses, Saoirse Ronan, Anna Sawai, Aimee Lou Wood, and Mia McKenna-Bruce, have joined the cast of 'The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event,' each portraying the wives of the Fab Four during their rise to fame in the 1960s, with the project directed by Sam Mendes and focusing on the band's members' perspectives.
Actress Saoirse Ronan and her husband Jack Lowden welcomed their first child a year after marrying in July 2024. The couple was seen in London with their baby, and Ronan had announced her pregnancy earlier that year. The news highlights their personal milestone amid Lowden's ongoing filming commitments.
The 50th Toronto Film Festival features world premieres and notable films starring Angelina Jolie, Saoirse Ronan, and Keanu Reeves, along with directorial debuts from James McAvoy, Brian Cox, and Maude Apatow, showcasing a diverse lineup of dramas, comedies, and documentaries from September 4 to 14.
Actress Saoirse Ronan is pregnant with her first child with husband Jack Lowden, after being spotted with a baby bump in June and confirming the news through media reports. The couple, who met on the set of 'Mary Queen of Scots' and married in July, are expecting their first child together.
Selena Gomez and Saoirse Ronan discuss their respective films, 'Emilia Pérez' and 'The Outrun,' in a conversation that touches on themes of addiction, child stardom, and the challenges of portraying complex characters. Gomez, who plays a young mother in 'Emilia Pérez,' shares her experience of reconnecting with her cultural roots through the Spanish language, while Ronan reflects on the personal impact of portraying addiction in 'The Outrun.' Both actresses explore the emotional depth required for their roles and the therapeutic nature of acting.
Saoirse Ronan, Alicia Vikander, and Ellie Bamber led the red carpet at the 27th British Independent Film Awards in London, dazzling in metallic gowns. Saoirse Ronan, nominated for Best Lead Performance for her role in 'The Outrun,' attended the event alongside her husband and co-producer Jack Lowden. 'The Outrun' has received nine nominations, including Best British Independent Film. The awards ceremony also featured other celebrities like Olivia Colman and Michael Fassbender.
Paul Mescal has addressed the viral moment on The Graham Norton Show where Saoirse Ronan highlighted the importance of women's safety after a joke about using phones as a defense tactic. Mescal acknowledged the significance of Ronan's comments, emphasizing the need for ongoing conversations about women's safety. Ronan, who was praised for her response, explained that the reaction was unexpected but indicative of societal issues. She defended Mescal and Eddie Redmayne, clarifying that the discussion was not dismissive of her point.
Saoirse Ronan addressed the viral response to her comments on women's safety made during "The Graham Norton Show," emphasizing the importance of discussing the issue. Her remarks, which resonated deeply with women, highlighted the constant vigilance women must maintain for their safety, a point underscored by the 2021 murder of Sarah Everard. Ronan reiterated the need for open conversations to help future generations understand the realities women face.
Saoirse Ronan discusses her role in the film "The Outrun," based on Amy Liptrot's novel, where she plays a young woman returning to her small hometown on Scotland’s Orkney Islands to chart her course to sobriety. Ronan talks about the unique culture of the Orkney islands, the influence of the location on the film, and the advantages of producing the project. She also reflects on the internal nature of the book and the challenges of filming on location in a small community.
Saoirse Ronan and Jack Lowden are stepping down from their production banner Arcade Pictures, but will continue to celebrate the international premiere of their debut feature film "The Outrun" at the Berlin Film Festival. The company's first major feature project is an adaptation of Amy Liptrot's memoir, with Ronan playing the lead role. Dominic Norris will continue to lead Arcade Pictures, and the film has received positive reviews, with Ronan's performance being particularly praised.