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Russell Tovey is a roller disco daddy in Pet Shop Boys’ latest queer-tastic music video by Andrew Haigh

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Pet Shop Boys premier New Bohemia video - filmed by Andrew Haigh in Margate with cameos from Tracey Emin and Russell Tovey

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Russell Tovey cameos in new Pet Shop Boys video directed by All Of Us Strangers’ Andrew Haigh

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A Comprehensive Guide to the ‘Knives Out 3’ Ensemble Cast

When a priest, a criminal, and a grifter converge within the storyline, they astonishingly fuse into the identity of a single individual. Indeed, Andrew Scott may have initially captivated audiences as the brilliant Moriarty opposing Benedict Cumberbatch’s Sherlock, enamored viewers as the charming Priest in “Fleabag” season 2, or more recently intrigued fans as the enigmatic Tom Ripley in “Ripley.” Scott’s acting prowess has been gracing audiences for well over a decade, creating an indelible impression. If we delve deep into the past, roughly twenty-five years ago, Scott was subtly emerging into the acting arena, with minor roles in iconic Steven Spielberg WWII narratives (“Saving Private Ryan” and “Band of Brothers”). His name wasn’t yet a household one, but his acting journey was evidently set in motion. Skimming through his expanding list of credits, one unearths Scott’s unexpected appearances in works such as the “John Adams” miniseries on HBO, contributing his voice in “Locke” alongside Tom Hardy, and portraying a villain who faces off with Daniel Craig in “Spectre.” It is quite possible that Scott’s performance in that particular Bond film may have slipped your memory, a sentiment seemingly shared by Scott himself. More recent recognition has been awarded to Scott for his evocative portrayal of a solitary writer grappling with ghostly visitations from his deceased parents in Andrew Haigh’s “All of Us Strangers.” Demonstrating a remarkable versatility in his craft, Scott has consistently shown that he can embody any role within the “Knives Out” realm. His enthusiasm extends to the musical sphere, which he’s open to exploring and happens to serve as an excellent transition to the next actor on our list—not to mention a theory that’s been percolating here at /Film… ### FAQ Section **Q: Who is Andrew Scott?** A: Andrew Scott is an actor known for his roles as Moriarty in “Sherlock,” the Priest in “Fleabag,” and Tom Ripley in “Ripley.” He has a substantial acting career stretching back over a decade. **Q: What were some of Andrew Scott’s earlier roles?** A: Among his earlier roles, Andrew Scott appeared briefly in Steven Spielberg’s World War II projects “Saving Private Ryan” and “Band of Brothers,” as well as the “John Adams” miniseries on HBO. **Q: Has Andrew Scott appeared in a James Bond film?** A: Yes, Andrew Scott played a villain in the James Bond Film “Spectre,” starring opposite Daniel Craig. **Q: What is Andrew Scott’s most recent work?** A: Andrew Scott’s recent work includes “All of Us Strangers,” where he plays a lonesome writer haunted by the memory of his late parents. **Q: Is Andrew Scott open to performing in a musical?** A: Yes, Andrew Scott has expressed interest in trying his hand at a musical, as mentioned during a segue about the next actor in the “Knives Out” article.

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Hit Japanese novel returns home as acclaimed British film

Andrew Haigh's 2023 film "All of Us Strangers" has been widely acclaimed by U.K. and U.S.-based audiences, winning seven awards at the British Independent Film Awards and best screenplay at the Los Angeles Film Critics Association awards,

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