In Netflix's new political thriller series "Zero Day," Dan Stevens plays Evan Green, a brash, outspoken internet star who ...
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Queerty on MSNDan Stevens admits he’s been on Grindr (once)—but that’s not the only time he drove the gays wildI remember a friend who showed me the early days of Grindr,” Stevens recalled. “We were on Broadway and just to show me what ...
Dan Stevens has confirmed in a recent interview that his character for 'Zero Day' isn't based off the internet famous ...
The new star-studded series, fronted by movie legend Robert De Niro, follows former US President George Mullen, who is brought out of retirement to hunt down the perpetrators behind a global ...
De Niro stars as former President George Mullen, to whom Bassett’s President Evelyn Mitchell gives unprecedented — and arguably unconstitutional — power to arrest without warrants as the head of a ...
Dan Stevens is best known for his role in Downton Abbey, but he looks unrecognisable from his days on the period drama in ...
The creatives behind the new Netflix limited series discuss the potential of real-life cyberattacks and the dangerous way ...
Dan Stevens, who played fan favorite character Trapper in Legendary’s Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, is in negotiations to reprise his role for the latest Monsterverse installment from the company.
Kaitlyn Dever is headlining the human cast, which also sees the return of Dan Stevens, who played laid-back monster ...
The third Godzilla x Kong movie is expanding its cast with Jack O'Connell, Kaitlyn Dever, and Dan Stevens ahead of a 2025 ...
Dan Stevens and Kathryn Newton chat with ET about 'Abigail,' in theaters on April 19. Melissa Barrera, Dan Stevens, Kathryn Newton, the late Angus Cloud and more star in 'Abigail,' which hits ...
Downton Abbey creator and cast pay tribute to Maggie Smith: 'Truly one of the greats' All about that Abigail ending cameo: 'He really gave it to us' Ready or Not team has an 'absolute f---ing ...
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