In a new ALL OF US STRANGERS preview, the film’s screenwriter and director, Andrew Haigh discusses a sequence in which Andrew Scott re-unites with his long deceased parents, played by Jamie Bell and Claire Foy. In his narration of the moment, Haigh noted that he filmed it in his actual childhood home and that it was a magical experience to get to shoot there. “It felt like a haunted house,” he said.
Andrew Scott’s VANYA, the solo adaptation of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya, has won the Best Play Revival award at the 24th Annual WhatsOnStage Awards. The piece saw Scott take on all the four lead roles in the piece across a 105-minute runtime, and was heralded as “a revelation”. The Dublin-born actor is having an incredible year with stand-out performances on both stage and screen, most notably in ALL OF US STRANGERS with FOE‘s Paul Mescal.
You won’t want to miss Andrew Scott in RIPLEY, premiering April 4th on Netflix. Written, directed, and executive produced by Academy Award winner Steve Zaillian (THE IRISHMAN), RIPLEY will immerse you in a suspense-filled journey set in Italy in the ’60s. Andrew Scott (ALL OF US STRANGERS, FLEABAG) leads the eight-episode limited series as the roguish protagonist Tom Ripley. You can check out the first teaser trailer above, as well as find out everything else you need to know about the forthcoming thriller. Are you ready to dive into the mind of Tom Ripley? Watch the trailer via link below!
You might feel like you’re seeing Andrew Scott everywhere at the moment, and that’s because… you are. The Irish actor was recently on stage for the one-man performance of Anton Chekhov’s VANYA, then went straight into an ALL OF US STRANGERS press tour that’s been plastered across all social media platforms, and as of last week, he’s populated best-dressed lists as he undertakes the long and lengthy awards show circuit. This week, the Dublin-born actor is taking in the Louis Vuitton’s autumn/winter ’24 mens show.
ALL OF US STRANGERS Andrew Scott joins British GQ as he revisits some of the most notable Theatre, TV & Film characters in his career so far: from playing ‘C’ in SPECTRE, his amazing performance in BLACK MIRROR to his role as Hamlet in the renowned Shakespearean play. The much-hyped ALL OF US STRANGERS is set to release on 22nd December.
Irish actors feature heavily in this season of Vanity Fair’s ACTORS ON ACTORS. In this episode, ALL OF OF STRANGERS star Andrew Scott chats with PAST LIVES star Greta Lee, in which they discuss first time as film leads, how they got the roles, what it’s like to portray falling in love and their deep theatrical roots. And yes, they also discuss Scott’s now infamous role as “Hot Priest” in FLEABAG!
In a new Vanity Fair interview, ALL OF US STRANGERS star Andrew Scott discusses the emotional connection, technical intensity, and tight bond with Paul Mescal that helped him take on, and nail, the role of a lifetime. In ALL OF US STRANGERS, he plays Adam, a screenwriter who’s living alone in a London tower block and has his world turned upside down with a few chance encounters. One is with Harry (Paul Mescal), a neighbor he slowly falls for. Another is with his parents, who died 30 years ago—but appear to him now in the form of Claire Foy and Jamie Bell, as if they had never passed on.
Irish actor Andrew Scott was among the GQ cover stars honoured at the glitzy annual Men of the Year ceremony in London’s Royal Opera House. Scott will next be seen on cinema screens opposite fellow Irish actor Paul Mescal in ALL OF US STRANGERS, opening on Friday 26 January 2024. During the GQ ceremony, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who starred alongside Scott in the hit TV series FLEABAG, and Gatwa’s SEX EDUCATION co-star Jodie Turner-Smith were among those who gave a toast to the cover stars.