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Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for freeGeorge MacKay has picked what he believes to be the most underrated film of his career so far.The Bafta-nominated and BIFA-winning British actor, whose credits include Pride and 1917, sat down for Independent TV’s new series Go to Bat, which sees stars of the big and small screen shine a light on their past projects that they think deserves more love.Weeks after Boiling Point actor Ray…

Actor George Mackay joins Jacob Stolworthy to discuss his latest film, Femme, which explores a drag performer who finds himself in a disturbingly intimate situation with his attacker.Mackay reveals how he got into the character of Preston, an aggressive, closted gay man, whose masculinity “is so fragile, that if it gets punctured, that’s his entire being gone.”Mackay also opens up about his career beyond the hits, and shines a light on projects that didn’t get the attention they deserved upon release.Get the latest film…

Making her big screen appearance with Ryan Gosling in her upcoming big flick `Barbie` on July 21, Margot Robbie gave a witty four-word response to people who mistook her for `Sex Education` actress Emma Mackay. According to Mirror, the `Suicide Squad` actress, in a Buzzfeed interview, shared her typical response to fans when compare her to the British actress, saying: "When people come up and say, `I loved you in Sex Education`, I just say, `Thank you so much`." The two actresses are known to share a resemblance, which…

Making her big screen appearance with Ryan Gosling in her upcoming big flick `Barbie` on July 21, Margot Robbie gave a witty four-word response to people who mistook her for `Sex Education` actress Emma Mackay. According to Mirror, the `Suicide Squad` actress, in a Buzzfeed interview, shared her typical response to fans when compare her to the British actress, saying: "When people come up and say, `I loved you in Sex Education`, I just say, `Thank you so much`." The two actresses are known to share a resemblance, which…

Image: Stuart Immonen/Marvel ComicsEvery couple of years, Marvel Comics’ Avengers shakes up its roster so the creative team on hand can tell new stories that will eventually rise to cataclysmic heights. Since 2018, Jason Aaron and Ed McGuinness’ run has put Earth’s Mightiest Heroes through the ringer, but that run’s on its way to winding down after the Avengers go through another multiversal punch-up.Following the end of Aaron and McGuinness’ tenure with April’s Avengers Assemble Omega, Jed Mackay (Moon Knight, Black Cat)…

As previously announced, writer Jason Aaron‘s run on Avengers is coming to an end later this year. Today Marvel revealed that the creative team of writer Jed MacKay and Marvel Stormbreaker artist C.F. Villa will be taking over the relaunched Avengers book this May just in time for the team’s milestone 60th anniversary. Artist Stuart Immonen will make a return to Marvel Comics for the title, providing covers for the series. No additional members of the creative team were announced. MacKay and Villa had previously…

May brings a new Avengers #1 for Marvel's 60th anniversary, as we say goodbye to Jason Aaron, who has written Avengers for a twelfth of that.Published Fri, 20 Jan 2023 12:27:12 -0600 by Rich Johnston | Last updated Fri, 20 Jan 2023 12:22:18 -0600 | Jason Aaron is bringing his epic Avengers run to an end after over five years across multiple titles. And in May, that will mean a new Avengers #1 from Marvel Comics. And it will be coming from  Jed MacKay and C.F. Villa, for the 60th Anniversary of the series. Jed MacKay has…

Well that was fast. It’s been just over a year since Stephen Strange bit the big one in the pages of The Death of Doctor Strange miniseries, and now Marvel has announced that the character will return to life in a new ongoing series debuting in March. The new Doctor Strange series will be written by Jed MacKay, who wrote the aforementioned death miniseries and its follow-up, the Clea-starring Strange, and illustrated by Pasqual Ferry, with cover art by Alex Ross, who is also designing a new costume for the sorcerer…

| Marvel EIC C.B. Cebulski revealed at the Beyond Amazing – A Spider-Man Retrospective panel at C2E2 yesterday that Marvel Comics will be publishing a new ongoing Black Cat/Mary Jane comic book series in December, and it will be part of the Spider-Man/X-Men crossover event Dark Web that you first saw mentioned and confirmed with details on Bleeding Cool. No creative team has been announced, but Jed MacKay has to be a favourite as writer, since he write the recent Black Cat and Iron Cat series, got involved in previous…