How many Broadway shows has Derek Jacobi been in? Derek Jacobi has appeared on Broadway in 5 shows. How many West End shows has Derek Jacobi been in? Derek Jacobi has appeared on London's West End ...

When you’re sharing the screen with Derek Jacobi in a Shakespeare adaptation and you make Derek Jacobi look lost by comparison, you’re doing something right. Jacobi plays the Friar ...

Rebel Wilson, who played a character named “Fat Amy” in the “Pitch Perfect” movies, made headlines for undergoing a weight loss journey in 2020. “When I lost weight in 2020, that weirdly ...

Also among the ensemble cast in the pivotal role of The Friar is Sir Derek Jacobi, who has acted in numerous Shakespearean plays in London, including "Hamlet," "Much Ado About Nothing," King Lear" and ...

“The White Lotus” star Jason Isaacs as Lord Montague, Clara Rugaard as Juliet and Jamie Ward as Romeo. Sir Derek Jacobi plays the Friar. The story includes a more uplifting ending.

Sir Derek Jacobi, as the Friar. Jacobi, bless his hambone soul, treats the part as if it were opening night at the Globe Theatre. Bits of dialogue from this and other Shakespeare plays ...

Veteran actors including Jason Isaacs, Derek Jacobi and Rebel Wilson add spice where they’re able; the costumes are colorful, and as Juliet, Clara Rugaard is fresh-faced and appealing.

The only thing the lovebirds can do is hope Friar Lawrence (Derek Jacobi) and the Apothecary (Dan Fogler) can help them. The amateurish operation is frustrating from the start, seeking to mimic a ...

She would play Cosette in an ensemble cast featuring Dominic West, David Oyelowo, Lily Collins and Derek Jacobi - who reunites with Ellie by playing the enigmatic Freud in her latest film.

and a supporting cast including Derek Jacobi, Rupert Everett, Jason Isaacs, Rebel Wilson, Rupert Graves and Dan Fogler. Where you can see it: Marcus Theatres’ Hillside, Majestic, Menomonee Falls ...

Audiences will also enjoy a nostalgic revival of Dad’s Army, featuring Kevin Eldon, Iain Glen, Nigel Havers, Sir Derek Jacobi, Larry Lamb, Alex Macqueen and Daniel Mays. Throughout the evening ...