Before Emerald Fennell’s film adaptation of Wuthering Heights comes out on February 13th, the Barbie actress revealed that the movie’s intimate scenes between the main characters weren’t as explicit as the passionate moments described in Emily Brontë’s original 1847 novel.
Robert Boyle will play Sean, a young man who returns to his hometown of Belfast after finishing university. He quickly falls back into his old ways, including staying out all night, constantly borrowing money, and struggling to make ends meet with temporary jobs that never quite work out.
The star of Absolutely Fabulous will be playing Mrs. Rafi, a role widely considered to be one of the funniest and most important in British theatre history.
He’s officially adapting Ben Macintyre’s popular book, The Siege, into a six-episode series for Channel 4.
The popular show, which first delighted audiences as an Academy Award-winning movie in 1994 and later as a successful West End musical, is marking its 30th anniversary with a large-scale tour across the UK. It will visit 20 different theaters from February to July.
Jeff Goldblum is famous for movies like Jurassic Park and his recent work in Wicked, making him a recognizable face in film and television. People love his unique personality and charm, and he’s also well-respected in the jazz world for his smooth voice and piano playing.
The new series will begin streaming on Disney Plus in the UK on Friday, February 13th, 2026. While the timing seems connected to Valentine’s Day, the story is quite sad, so it might not be the most cheerful choice for that day.
She described how her fluctuating hormones made her experience intense and rapidly changing emotions while preparing to play the love interest of Jacob Elordi’s Heathcliff in Emerald Fennell’s new film adaptation of the Emily Brontë novel. She explained that, when she was younger and hadn’t yet learned to manage her feelings, she felt emotions very strongly and they would quickly shift from one extreme to another.
Fennell, who wrote and directed the film, described it as a raw and sensual reimagining of Emily Brontë’s classic novel. The trailer, released in December and featuring unusual imagery like suggestive baking and a hand exploring the mouth of a dead fish, quickly earned the movie the nickname “50 Shades of Brontë”.
The artist, rumored to be actor KJ Apa, recently had a quick encounter with the actress from Wednesday and is hoping they’ll have more opportunities to connect in the future.