The cast for the epic, four-part Beatles biopic film series has been revealed, with Paul Mescal, Barry Keoghan, Joseph Quinn ...

The original boy band is back, and if you don’t like how they look, you’ll have to “Let it Be.” On Monday (March 31), Sam Mendes announced the quartet of male actors who will portray The Beatles in ...

Barry Keoghan is the name making waves—not just for his acting talent, which landed him the role of Ringo Starr in the ...

The cast for the epic, four-part Beatles biopic film series has been revealed, with Paul Mescal, Barry Keoghan, Joseph Quinn and Harry Dickinson bringing the Fab Four to life.

Hollywood studio executives are making their case for theatergoing with a little help from John Lennon, Paul McCartney, ...

Was it real? Was it prosthetic? Is this really what we’re talking about right now? His The White Lotus co-star Sarah Catherine Hook confirmed the latter, but Isaacs isn’t thrilled that the ...

“A lot of people are debating it. It’s all over the internet,” Isaacs said on CBS Mornings when asked if he was wearing a prosthetic in the scene. Explaining why he refused to answer the que ...

Joining the cast for the big screen adaptation is Dubliner Barry Keoghan, who left Knight captivated by his presence on set. Cillian Murphy and Keoghan filming the Netflix film Robert Viglasky ...

Speculation has been rife as to whether or not Issacs was using a prosthetic in the scene, and while rumours have been put to bed, the actor has had his say on the matter. "A lot of people are ...

It’s all over the internet,” Isaacs said on “CBS Mornings” when asked if his full frontal nude scene featured a prosthetic or not. “And it’s interesting because the best actress this ...

Did Jason Isaacs Use a Prosthetic in His ‘White Lotus’ Full Frontal Scene? Yes, according to the actors who played two of his three children on the show. “That wasn’t his real penis ...

The actor said "no one would dream" of talking to Mikey Madison or Margaret Qualley about their nude scenes. By Lexi Carson ... ask women those questions if prosthetics were standard.