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The second half of the seventh season of Outlander is off and running, and surprises abound. While Jamie and Claire Fraser (Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe) return to Jamie's native Scotland, their son-in-law Roger (Richard Rankin) has a time-traveling kidnapping to solve: his son Jemmy (Blake Johnston-Miller) has been taken into the past, so Roger and ancestor Buck (Diarmaid Murtagh) use the standing stones at Craigh Na Dun to travel back in time in pursuit...but they somehow overshoot their mark, ending up about 20 years earlier than they planned. Jamie's father Brian Fraser (Andrew Whipp) is still running Lallybroch, with a younger version of Jamie's sister Jenny (Kristin Atherton) helping keep the household.

“I think it’s just shock after shock after shock, and I think all of these things helped to develop a very sort of interesting and refreshing plot line for Buck and Roger,” Rankin told TV Insider.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Outlander, Season 7, Episode 9, “Unfinished Business.”] Outlander‘s return has brought with it plenty of exciting time-traveling twists as Roger (Richard Rankin) and Buck (Diarmaid Murtagh) found themselves displaced in time to a period at Lallybroch where Brian Fraser (Andrew Whipp) is still Laird, overseeing his family, including a younger Jenny (Kristin Atherton). As viewers will recall, they traveled through the standing stones at Craigh Na Dun to find Roger’s son Jemmy (Blake Johnston-Miller), who was kidnapped by Rob Cameron (Chris Fulton). Only, their efforts landed them further back in time than Roger believed possible. “I think it’s just shock after shock after shock, and I think all of these things helped to develop a very sort of interesting and refreshing plot line for Buck and Roger,” Rankin tells TV Insider. Starz “The stuff with Brian and Jenny is good because I think the fans are going to really...

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Netflix is ready with an entertainment-packed December this year. The upcoming month will see the premiere of many of Netflix’s original films including the highly anticipated Angelina Jolie film Maria and the action thriller film Carry-On starring Taron Egerton. Just like every month, Netflix is ready to overload you with great content. So, we’re here to tell you about the 7 best new movies coming to Netflix in December 2024.

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That Christmas is an animated Christmas fantasy comedy film directed by Simon Otto from a screenplay co-written by Richard Curtis and Peter Souter. Based on Curtis’ That Christmas and Other Stories, the 2024 film follows a series of entwined tales of family, friends, love, loneliness, and Santa’s big mistake. That Christmas’ voice cast includes Brian Cox, Fiona Shaw, Jodie Whittaker, Bill Nighy, Lolly Adefope,...

“It’s Outlander at its best, to be honest. I think some of the stuff that we get to see in the second half of Season 7 is very exciting, very unexpected,” declares “Outlander” star Richard Rankin. He’s joined by co-star Sophie Skelton to promote the highly anticipated return of the fantasy romance saga next month. For our recent webchat he adds, “The fans out there might have an idea of what’s going to happen, but I think we’re going to throw a hell of a lot more on top of that. It’s a very unexpected journey for all of our heroes. I really think people are going to love it.” Watch our video interview above.

See 5 reasons for ‘Outlander’ fans to still be excited in 2024 (and beyond)

“It’s exciting to watch these characters go off on these journeys to two very different paths through the...

“Subservience”, the erotic robot science fiction feature, directed by S.K. Dale, stars Megan Fox, Michele Morrone, Madeline Zima, Atanas Srebrev, Kate Nichols, Matilda Firth, Andrew Whipp, Trevor Van Uden, Euan Macnaughton and Max Kraus, now available on digital platforms:

“…’Alice’ (Fox) is a lifelike artificially intelligent android, who has the ability to take care of any family and home.

“Looking for help with the housework, a struggling father purchases Alice after his wife becomes sick.

“Alice suddenly becomes self-aware and wants everything her new family has to offer…

“…starting with the affection of her owner…”

Click the images to enlarge…...

When both Claire Fraser and Lord John Gray look like their worlds are ending, it can only mean one thing: Something very bad has befallen James Alexander Malcolm Mackenzie Fraser.

And that’s the case about halfway through Outlander’s official Season 7 Part 2 trailer, which Starz released Thursday in conjunction with the show’s New York Comic Con panel.

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Get ready to get killed by the gorgeous and extremely erotic lifelike AI android Alice in the new sci-fi thriller Subservience. Directed by S.K. Dale from a screenplay co-written by Will Honley and April Maguire, the Megan Fox film blends the popular killer robot genre with a tinge of eroticism like Wifelike and it seems to be working in favor of the film as it is garnering attention worldwide after its VOD release.

Subservience follows the story of Nick, a struggling father as he buys a lifelike AI android named Alice to help around the house after his wife falls sick but he soon realizes that Alice is becoming self-aware and could become a danger to his family.

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Subservience didn’t exactly get to see...

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Subservience is a sci-fi thriller film with a tinge of eroticism directed by S.K. Dale from a screenplay co-written by Will Honley and April Maguire. The Megan Fox film follows the story of Nick, a struggling father who buys a lifelike AI android named Alice to help with the housework after his wife gets sick but he soon begins to realize Alice is becoming self-aware and a danger for his family. Subservience also 365 Days famed actor Michele Morrone and Californication‘s Madeline Zima in the lead roles with Matilda Firth, Jude Allen Greenstein, and Andrew Whipp starring in supporting roles. So, if you loved the sci-fi thrillers, compelling characters, and Black Mirror themes in Subservience here are some similar movies you should check out next.

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Wifelike is a...

Ever since her breakout role in the 2007 film, Transformers, Megan Fox has captivated the world with her striking beauty and flawless physique. With her sharp features and toned figure, she quickly became a global sensation. In fact, since then fans and media alike have fixated on her every appearance. From magazine covers to red-carpet events and even just daily outings, Fox’s body became a symbol of Hollywood’s standards of beauty.

Megan Fox in Scott Dale’s Subservience | Credits: Vvs Films

Fox has been living up to her name for well over a decade now. But it looks like her latest transformation has caused a bit of concern among fans. In fact, in her latest film project, Subservience, the 38-year-old shocked viewers with one tiny detail in her physical transformation that pushed the allure into the realm of body horror.

Fans lose their minds over Megan Fox’s body...

“Subservience” is a new ‘killer robot’ science fiction horror feature, directed by S.K. Dale, starring Megan Fox, Michele Morrone, Madeline Zima, Atanas Srebrev, Kate Nichols, Matilda Firth, Andrew Whipp, Trevor Van Uden, Euan Macnaughton and Max Kraus, available September 13, 2024 on digital platforms:

“…’Alice’ (Fox) is a lifelike artificially intelligent android, who has the ability to take care of any family and home.

“Looking for help with the housework, a struggling father purchases Alice after his wife becomes sick.

“Alice suddenly becomes self-aware and wants everything her new family has to offer…

“…starting with the affection of her owner…”

Clock the images to enlarge…...

“Subservience” is a new ‘killer robot’ science fiction horror feature, directed by S.K. Dale, starring Megan Fox, Michele Morrone, Madeline Zima, Atanas Srebrev, Kate Nichols, Matilda Firth, Andrew Whipp, Trevor Van Uden, Euan Macnaughton and Max Kraus, available September 13, 2024 on digital platforms:

“…’Alice’ (Fox) is a lifelike artificially intelligent android, who has the ability to take care of any family and home.

“Looking for help with the housework, a struggling father purchases Alice after his wife becomes sick.

“Alice suddenly becomes self-aware and wants everything her new family has to offer…

“…starting with the affection of her owner…”

Clock the images to enlarge…...

The director and star of the better-than-expected Till Death (2021) are back together again for Subservience, with Megan Fox starring as a lifelike artificially intelligent android.

Director S.K. Dale’s AI thriller, which looks like a mix between thriller Fatal Attraction and horror movie M3GAN, will be released on VOD by XYZ Films on September 13.

Watch the official trailer for Subservience starring Megan Fox below. “Fox stars as Alice, a lifelike artificially intelligent android, who has the ability to take care of any family and home.

“Looking for help with the housework, a struggling father (Michele Morrone) purchases Alice after his wife becomes sick. Alice suddenly becomes self-aware and wants everything her new family has to offer, starting with the affection of her owner – and she’ll kill to get it.”

Whatever you do, don’t turn her on…

Madeline Zima, Atanas Srebrev, Andrew Whipp, Matilda Firth, and Kate Nichols also star.

Megan Fox and director S.K. Dale, who previously worked together on the thriller Till Death (about a woman who has to deal with a pair of killers while handcuffed to the corpse of her husband), have teamped up again on the sci-fi thriller Subservience, which was filmed at the Bulgarian Nu Boyana Studio last year. Subservience is now ready to make its way out into the world, with XYZ Films planning to give it a digital and VOD release on September 13th. With that release date swiftly approaching, a trailer for Subservience has arrived online and can be seen in the embed above.

Will Honley (Escape Room: Tournament of Champions) and April Maguire (Lost Girls) wrote the screenplay for Subservience, crafting a story about a struggling father who purchases a domestic Sim to help care for his house and family until she gains awareness and turns deadly. Here’s the...

"Maybe if I had your heart, he would love me the way he loves you." XYZ Films has revealed the trailer for a sci-fi horror film titled Subservience, the newest collaboration between director S.K. Dale and actress Megan Fox following Till Death before this. Set to debut direct-to-vod starting in September coming up this fall. Yet another of these dime-a-dozen tech horror movies where a robot system at home turns violent and starts to kill the nice humans who brought it inside. Fox stars as Alice, a lifelike artificially intelligent android, who has the ability to take care of any family and home. It suddenly becomes self-aware and wants everything her new family has to offer, starting with the affection of her owner – and she'll kill to get it. The cast includes Michele Morrone, Madeline Zima, Atanas Srebrev, Andrew Whipp, Matilda Firth, and Kate Nichols. At least these movies will...

Megan Fox and Robert Pattinson have had similar trajectories in their early career as they became household names by starring in big franchises. Fox’s breakout role was as Mikaela Banes in 2007’s Transformers and its sequel Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. 2009’s Jennifer’s Body would become her most celebrated film in which she played the lead.

Megan Fox as Mikaela Banes in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen | Paramount Pictures

Similarly, Pattinson starred in Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire and broke out as Edward Cullen in the Twilight films. As contemporaries in the industry, people like to talk about them and compare their works. In 2009, the actress did not have nice things to say about ‘immature men’ in their 20s, like Pattinson and Zac Efron.

Megan Fox Blasted Robert Pattinson By Calling Him Too Immature For Her

Robert Pattinson became the huge sensation after starring in Twilight...

The American Revolution comes at ye fast.

So Claire and Jamie are in a very somber mood, indeed, in the new teaser for the back half of Outlander Season 7.

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Starz released the first peek at the drama’s upcoming episodes Saturday in conjunction with World Outlander Day. As previously announced, the second half of Season 7 will premiere on Friday, Nov.

“Outlander” fans were out in force last weekend, congregating down under in Sydney and Melbourne for Hublander: A Visit to the Highlands, a first-of-its-kind convention for the TV blockbuster, featuring an hour-long Q&a with star Sam Heughan and hilarious hour-long chats with co-stars Duncan Lacroix, John Bell and Charles Vandervaart.

Gold Derby attended the event and was the only media outlet with exclusive one-on-one access to the show’s leading man backstage. “Good to see you guys, in person and not on Zoom! It’s just amazing, we’re having the best time,” Heughan declared. “It’s great to see all the fans down under and it’s so nice to see the fans come from all over.” Watch our exclusive video interview above.

For the event’s first official day in Sydney, the Sir John Clancy Auditorium was transformed into the Scottish Highlands for an immersive meet-and-greet experience,...

Outlander Season 7's midseason finale left us on the edge of our seats, and now we can't wait to see what's next.

With cliffhangers galore left in its wake, fans can't wait for Outlander Season 7 Part 2 to air, and hopefully, we won't be waiting too much longer.

Let's take a look at everything we know about the upcoming Season 7 Part 2 for Outlander.

Who is in the Cast for Outlander Season 7 Part 2? 

Outlander Season 7 Part 2 will focus on the events that take place in author Diana Gabaldon's seventh and eighth books in the Outlander series, An Echo in the Bone and Written in My Own Blood. 

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That said, we can expect to see the main characters returning as they are all part of the story. 

We can expect Sam Heughen, Caitriona Balfe, Richard Rankin, Sophie Skelton, and John Bell to all make...

As the clock ticks down to 2024, Outlander fans are excited for the much-awaited second part of season 7. And the return of some formidable guest stars promises to add more depth and intrigue to an already riveting narrative.

Audiences will journey through a blend of old ties and new twists, creating a rich tapestry that merges past and present with drama and suspense. This concluding act doesn’t just spotlight our beloved central figures but also heralds the return of iconic personalities from previous seasons.

‘Outlander’ fans eagerly await the return of some major guest stars

While fans eagerly await the second half of Outlander’s seventh season, slated for 2024, there’s already some buzz about what’s in store.

The show’s viewers can anticipate significant guest stars in the upcoming episodes. And one of those guest appearances is the talented Lotte Verbeek, who’ll reprise her role as Geillis Duncan.

Brace yourselves, Outlander faithful: The Season 7 sneak peek at the top of this post finds the Frasers having a sweet, pre-slumber conversation… and that’s it. No violence. No fear of death. No war, pestilence or disease beating down their door. It’s a nice change of pace, aye?

Starz released the clip in celebration of World Outlander Day and in conjunction with the show’s panel at Atx Festival on Thursday. In the video above, Jamie waits for Claire to come to bed. While she’s finishing up her nightly routine, he tells her how he’s dreamed of her in her own time,...

If you at all care about Outlander‘s Jamie and/or Claire Fraser, we strongly recommend watching until the very end of the show’s new Season 7 trailer.

The nearly two-and-a-half-minute video, which Starz released Thursday, offers up plenty of weighty moments for us to fret over ahead of the season premiere. A mournful Claire sings “Ave Maria” while walking in a funeral procession. She cries while asking Jamie, “We will make it back here one day, won’t we?” Their house on Fraser’s Ridge very much seems like it’s on fire. Lord John wonders why Jamie won’t fight for England,...

Starz is making sure you won’t be suffering through a Droughtlander for years to come.

Season 7 of Outlander will premiere Friday, June 16 at 8/7c, TVLine has learned, and will be split into two parts, with the second part debuting in 2024. (New episodes will also be available each Friday at midnight Et on the Starz app and via streaming and on-demand.) Season 7 will consist of 16 episodes in total, with two halves of eight episodes each. Starz also released a number of new first-look images, including the photo of Sam Heughan’s Jamie Fraser above.

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“Outlander” is giving fans a little more time before they have to say goodbye — and giving subscribers more of a reason to sign up for a full year instead of just a few months. Season 7 of the time-travel romance will air in two parts, Starz said on Wednesday, with the first half airing this year and the second half waiting for 2024.

Season 7, as previously announced, consists of 16 episodes, the show’s highest order count since Season 1. Like Season 1, which aired in 2014 and 2015, Season 7 will be split into two eight-episode bunches — the “Droughtlander” is officially over on June 16. “Outlander” has already been renewed for a final Season 8, which will consist of 10 episodes and presumably air in 2025 or later.

It is currently unclear if the show, based on Diana Gabaldon’s series of historical-fantasy romance novels, will completely adapt the entire saga. Each season of “Outlander” thus far has adapted (roughly) one...

Sing me a song of a lass that is gone

Say, could that lass be … Grammy award-winning singer/songwriter Sinead O’Connor!

As a Valentine’s Day gift to “Outlander” fans worldwide, premium cable network Starz released the upcoming Season 7 version of the blockbuster series’ stunning opening titles sequence, this time featuring Irish songstress O’Connor crooning the show’s rousing theme song “The Skye Boat Song.”

Each season, the opening tune has been adapted to suit that season’s storylines, and has been performed by men and women, in both English and Gaelic, and at times it has featured orchestral instrumentation and even Caribbean-influenced percussion.

“We are honored,” proclaims series showrunner and executive producer Matthew B. Roberts about O’Connor lending her vocals to the iconic theme song. “Her rendition is, for me, a reminder of all that’s beautiful about ‘Outlander.’ She is talented beyond measure,” he says in Starz’s media release.

Brace yourselves, "Outlander" fans: the long-running Starz historical drama is approaching its final chapters. The network shared a press release today announcing that the eighth season of the sexy, soapy hit series will be its last, but as is often the case these days, that doesn't exactly mean the story is over. The series based on Diana Gabaldon's "Outlander" novels may be coming to a close, but a prequel series is on the horizon after receiving an official pickup from Starz.

The angstily-named "Outlander: Blood of My Blood" is another love story, but this one is set before the era of Highlander Jamie (Sam Heughan) and time-traveller Claire (Caitroina Balfe). Instead, the series will follow Jamie's parents, Brian Fraser and Ellen MacKenzie. Though casting for the new series hasn't been revealed, it's worth noting that Andrew Whipp played the character of Brian for 14 episodes of "Outlander."

The new show,...

Put on your kilts and break out the bagpipes in mourning: “Outlander” is coming to an end. The hit Starz TV series has been renewed for an eighth and final season, the premium cable channel announced Thursday. The news comes ahead of Season 7 of the series, which will premiere in Summer 2023.

The news makes it unclear if the show, which is based Diana Gabaldon’s series of historical fantasy romance novels, will adapt the most recent installment, 2021’s “Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone.” Each season of “Outlander” has thus far roughly adapted one book in the series, with the upcoming seventh season set to cover 2009’s “An Echo in the Bone” and Season 8 presumably covering 2014’s “Written in My Own Heart’s Blood.” That said, Season 7 is set to have an extended 16-episode run, while Season 8 will consist of 10 episodes, so its possible that longer length can help cover all three books.

Sing me a song of a lass that’s soon gone: Starz has renewed Outlander for Season 8, which will be the time-travel drama’s final season, the network announced Thursday.

Outlander Season 8 will consist of 10 episodes.

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In addition, Starz has ordered to series Outlander: Blood of My Blood, a prequel centered on the love story of Jamie Fraser’s parents, Ellen MacKenzie and Brian Fraser. The network confirmed Blood of My Blood was in development in August.

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A few weeks ago, it was announced that Megan Fox and director S.K. Dale, who previously worked together on the thriller Till Death (about a woman who has to deal with a pair of killers while handcuffed to the corpse of her husband), are teaming up again on the sci-fi thriller Subservience, which was scheduled to begin filming at the Bulgarian Nu Boyana Studio on January 7th. With cameras now rolling, Deadline has revealed that Fox is being joined in the cast by Madeline Zima (Californication), Matilda Firth (Hullraisers), Andrew Whipp (Outlander), and newcomer Jude Greenstein, as well as the previously announced Michele Morrone (365 Days).

Will Honley (Escape Room: Tournament of Champions) and April Maguire (Lost Girls) wrote the screenplay for Subservience, crafting a story about a struggling father who purchases a domestic Sim to help care for his house and family until she gains awareness and turns deadly.

Exclusive: Millennium Media’s sci-fi thriller Subservience, starring Megan Fox (Transformers) and Michele Morrone (365 Days), is rounding out cast with Madeline Lima (Californication), Matilda Firth (Hullraisers), Andrew Whipp (Outlander) and newcomer Jude Greenstein.

As previously announced, the film will be directed by S.K. Dale (Till Death), with a screenplay written by Will Honley (Escape Room: Tournament of Champions) and April Maguire (Lost Girls). Filming started this weekend in Bulgaria at Millennium’s Nu Boyana Studio.

The film is about a struggling father (Morrone) who purchases a domestic Sim (Fox) to help care for his house and family but the Sim gains awareness and turns deadly.

Producers are Jeffrey Greenstein, Jonathan Yunger, Tanner Mobley, Les Weldon, Rob Van Norden, Yariv Lerner and Jon Berg. Avi Lerner, Trevor Short, and Boaz Davidson are among executive producers.

Zima is known for her roles in Showtime’s Californication, Amazon’s Betas and NBC’s Heroes.

Starz is spending next summer in Scotland. Season 7 of the channel’s smash hit series “Outlander” will premiere Summer 2023, it was announced Friday. In addition to the release period, the channel also unveiled a first look teaser for the upcoming season.

Based on Diana Gabaldon’s nine-book series of the same name, “Outlander” tells the story of Claire Randall (Caitríona Balfe), a nurse living in 1945 who is transported back in time to the 18th century, where she falls in love with Highland warrior Jaime Fraser (Sam Heughan). The show follows Claire and Jamie’s relationship as they navigate the real-life Jacobite rising and other historical events of the era, before more time travel shenanigans cause them to hop freely throughout history.

Season 7 will cover the events of Gabaldon’s seventh book in the “Outlander” series, “An Echo in the Bone.” Released in 2009, the book sees Jaime and Claire continuing their adventures in the 18th century,...

Is Outlander‘s prophetic Ye Olde Newspaper Clipping of Doom about to come to pass?

Signs point to “verra possibly,” given clues in the Starz historical drama’s just-released teaser trailer.

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Those who’ve watched the show for a while will remember that, a few seasons ago, Roger and Brianna became aware of a colonial newspaper’s...

Outlander viewers will see some new and familiar faces joining the seventh season of the Starz series. The new cast members include Gloria Obianyo, Diarmaid Murtagh, Rod Hallett, Chris Fulton, and Kristin Atherton. Meanwhile, Graham McTavish, Nell Hudson, Steven Cree, Andrew Whipp, Layla Burns, and Lotte Verbeek are all returning.

A romance fantasy series, Outlander revolves around the lives of a time-traveling doctor (Caitriona Balfe) and her dashing Highland warrior husband (Sam Heughan). The rest of the cast includes Sophie Skelton, Richard Rankin, John Bell, Cesar Domboy, Lauren Lyle, Caitlin O’Ryan, Mark Lewis Jones, Chris Larkin, Glen Gould, Simon R. Baker, avid Berry, and Maria Doyle Kennedy on the series. The show is based on the novels by Diana Gabaldon.

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Some new and old faces are heading to Scotland. Five new cast members have joined the upcoming “Outlander” Season 7, along with six prior cast members rejoining the popular Starz series.

The newly announced cast members include Rod Hallett, who will play real-life American soldier and notorious traitor Benedict Arnold. Other new cast members include Gloria Obianyo as free Black Colonial America woman Mercy Woodcock, and Chris Fulton as 20th century man Rob Cameron.

Two new actors will portray two characters already seen in the series: Kristin Atherton, 36, will play Jenny Murray, a character previously played by Laura Donnelly, who is 40; Diarmaid Murtagh, also 40, will take over the role of Buck MacKenzie, the son of Graham McTavish’s Dougal MacKenzie. McTavish actually played Buck in a previous season.

McTavish, 61, will return for Season 7 as Dougal, the uncle of main character Jamie (Sam Heughan). Other returning cast members include Nell Hudson as Jamie’s ex-wife Laoghaire Fraser,...

“Outlander” fans, buckle up because we have some exciting casting news to reveal about the upcoming seventh season. Previously Starz revealed that Charles Vandervaart would be joining the series as William Ransom, the “secret son” of Jamie. And now we know he’ll be joined by returning fan-favorites Graham McTavish as Dougal MacKenzie, Nell Hudson as Victoria, Steven Cree as Old Ian Murray, Andrew Whipp as Brian Fraser, Layla Burns as Joan MacKimmie and Lotte Verbeek as Geillis Duncan, plus several new cast members. Of course, Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan are still the leads of “Outlander” as doctor Claire Randall Fraser and her Highlander true love Jamie Fraser, respectively.

Here’s a closer look at the six just-announced returning stars:

*Graham McTavish as Dougal MacKenzie, Jamie’s uncle whom he killed just before the battle of Culloden

*Nell Hudson (“Victoria”) as Laoghaire Fraser, Jamie’s ex-wife and Marsali’s...

Ahead of Season 7, Starz has revealed who will be a part of the cast.

The premium cabler announced the return of several fan-favorite cast members today, in addition to five new cast members joining the popular time-traveling series for its upcoming seventh season, which is filming now in Scotland.

Loyal fans will recognize Graham McTavish reprising his role as Dougal MacKenzie, Jamie’s uncle whom he killed just before the battle of Culloden.

Nell Hudson (Victoria) returns as Laoghaire Fraser, Jamie’s ex-wife and Marsali’s mother, in addition to Steven Cree as Old Ian Murray, Young Ian’s father and Jamie’s brother-in-law.

Andrew Whipp (Shetland) is back as Brian Fraser, Jamie’s father.

Layla Burns (She Will) as Joan MacKimmie, Marsali’s sister and Jamie’s stepdaughter, and Lotte Verbeek (The Fault in Our Stars) as Geillis Duncan, Claire’s former friend-turned-enemy and a fellow time traveler from the 1960s.

Graham McTavish in ‘Outlander’ (Photo © 2016 Sony Pictures Television Inc)

The upcoming seventh season of Starz’s Outlander will feature returning series favorites Graham McTavish, Nell Hudson, Lotte Verbeek, and Steven Cree. The just-announced returnees will be reprising their roles, and the network also confirmed the addition of Outlander newcomers Gloria Obianyo, Diarmaid Murtagh, Rod Hallett, Chris Fulton, and Kristin Atherton.

Outlander, starring Sam Heughan as Jamie Fraser and Caitriona Balfe as Clare Fraser, is currently shooting season seven in Scotland. Additional season seven stars include Sophie Skelton as Brianna MacKenzie, Richard Rankin as Roger MacKenzie, David Berry as Lord John Grey, John Bell as Young Ian, Caitlin O’Ryan as Lizzie Beardsley, and Paul Gorman as Josiah and Keziah Beardsley.

“One of the many joys of our epic story is the element of time travel which allows us to revisit some of our favorite characters in different times and places, and...

Outlander‘s Murray family will look a wee bit different when the Starz drama returns for Season 7.

Kristin Atherton (Doctors, Waterloo Road) is joining the series as a recast Jenny Murray, a role played in Seasons 1 through 3 by Laura Donnelly (The Nevers), the network announced Tuesday.

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Terrific news for fans of Outlander: Several favorites from seasons past will rejoin the action in the seventh season of the Starz drama that’s now filming in Scotland.

Graham McTavish — who’s on HBO’s House of the Dragon — will reprise his role as Jamie’s uncle Dougal MacKenzie. Also returning is Nell Hudson as Laoghaire Fraser; Steven Cree as Old Ian Murray; Andrew Whipp as Brian Fraser, Jamie’s father; Layla Burns as Joan MacKimmie, Marsali’s sister and Jamie’s stepdaughter; and Lotte Verbeek as Geillis Duncan, Claire’s former friend-turned-enemy and a fellow time traveler.

Several new actors will be joining the cast too, including Gloria Obianyo (Dune) as Mercy Woodcock, a free Black woman navigating the hardships of life in Colonial America; Rod Hallett (The Last Kingdom) as Benedict Arnold, the notorious Revolutionary soldier turned traitor; Chris Fulton (Bridgerton) as Rob Cameron, a new...

Shetland’s Series 7 return is a bittersweet one for fans of the Scottish BBC crime drama. The six-episode run will be actor Douglas Henshall’s last in the lead role of Di Jimmy Perez. Henshall’s departure though, doesn’t mean the end for Shetland, which has been renewed for an eighth series due to arrive in 2023. A new, as-yet-unannounced, lead actor will be joining the returning cast for that run.

Series 7, which starts on BBC One on Wednesday the 10th of August at 9pm, promises to tie up Perez’s loose ends and follow up on last series’ will-they-won’t-they frisson with Irish carer Meg. Before Perez says his final goodbye to the evidence board though, there’s a missing person case to solve, and a host of new characters to interrogate. Here’s who he’ll be meeting…

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The film shot for five weeks in August and September.

Screen can exclusively reveal a first look at Rocky Palladino’s UK feature Phea, which has wrapped production this week following support from the BFI’s Covid-19 Continuation Fund.

Writer-director Palladino’s debut feature is a modern take on the classic Orpheus myth. It follows Phea, played by singer-songwriter Sherika Sherard, on a journey to find her lover over the course of one tumultuous day and night in London.

Further cast includes Emun Elliott, Velibor Topic, Iola Evans, and Andrew Whipp.

The film shot for five weeks on location in London through August and September,...

The kingdom in this poorly acted Viking fantasy is populated by peacenik vegans, a warrior princess and … Terence Stamp

This fantastically wooden and dodgily acted British Viking fantasy appears to be the result of its creators binge-watching Games of Thrones, although the battle scenes here are about as thunderous as a sparrow’s fart. Anna Demetriou is Princess Helle, daughter of the king (Andrew Whipp) and rightful heir to Volsung, a kingdom of blokes with beards vaguely recognisable from the telly. But when Helle was born, the king’s scheming brother Prince Bard (Timo Nieminen) cajoled him into trading babies on the pretence of protecting the kingdom: I’ll swap you your second fiddle princess for my son. Trouble is, 20 years later, the prince is a royal wuss, while Helle is a bit handy with a sword.

When the king is murdered, Bard frames Helle, who escapes to the woods...

Alex Kalymnios has signed on to direct three episodes of The White Princess, Starz’s follow-up to The White Queen miniseries, from Company Pictures and Playground. In addition, Amy Manson (Once Upon A Time), Andrew Whipp (Outlander) and Patrick Gibson (The Oa) have joined the cast. Kalymnios, who most recently helmed Scott and Bailey for Red Productions, will direct episodes 4, 5, and 6 of the 8-episode series. She has also directed Salem season 2 (Wgn America) and…...

Exclusive: British cinematographer Polly Morgan also boards Ayoub Qanir’s sci-fi thriller.

Simon Armstrong has joined the cast of Artificio Conceal.

The Game of Thrones actor will star alongside David Bailie, Nick Cornwall, Andrew Whipp and Duran Fulton Brown in the sci-fi thriller written and directed by Ayoub Qanir, whose previous films include Koyakatsi and Human After All.

Armstrong said: “As an actor you don’t read enough scripts like this. Original, intriguing and very, very dark. What’s not to like?”

Production will begin in London this month. The film is produced by Peter Fraser, Sarah McCarthy and Qanir.

British cinematographer Polly Morgan is also on board the film, which centres on a man who awakens in an Interpol interrogation room to find his memories have been replaced and his identity lost.

“The relationship between technology and the human experience has always been fascinating to me and I had recently read an article about individual perception...