Churchill, 2017. Directed by Jonathan Teplitzky. Starring Brian Cox, Miranda Richardson, John Slattery, James Purefoy, Julian Wadham, Danny Webb, Richard Durden and Ella Purnell. SYNOPSIS: Exhausted by years of war, the Allied forces plan an invasion of Normandy, but British Prime Minister Winston Churchill is not convinced! In the days leading up to the invasion […]
Watch an exclusive clip from Churchill starring Brian Cox and Miranda Richardson
The World War II drama Churchill is set for release in the UK next Friday, June 16th, and thanks to Lionsgate UK we’ve got an exclusive clip from the film, which features Brian Cox as the legendary British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Miranda Richardson as his wife Clementine. Watch it below, or find it […]
New trailer for Churchill starring Brian Cox
Ahead of its release next month, a new trailer has arrived online for the upcoming biographical drama Churchill., which is directed by Jonathan Teplitzky and stars Brian Cox as the legendary British wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill; watch it below after the official synopsis… Churchill follows Britain’s iconic Prime Minister Winston Churchill in the days before the infamous D-Day landings in […]
New poster for Churchill featuring Brian Cox and Miranda Richardson
A new UK poster has arrived online for director Jonathan Teplitzky’s upcoming biographical drama Churchill featuring Brian Cox as the legendary British wartime Prime Minister and Miranda Richardson as his wife Clementine; take a look below… SEE ALSO: Watch the trailer for Churchill here Churchill follows Britain’s iconic Prime Minister Winston Churchill in the days before the […]
Why Are There So Many British War Films Being Made?
Neil Calloway looks at the rise in British World War II movies… This week brought the news that Ridley Scott would be directing a film set during the Battle of Britain. It’s a surprise he hasn’t done it before; he was born two years before war was declared and his father was a career officer […]
First trailer for Churchill starring Brian Cox as the legendary British Prime Minister
Lionsgate has released the first trailer for Churchill, the upcoming biopic of the legendary British wartime Prime Minister, which is directed by Jonathan Teplitzky (The Railway Man) and sees Brian Cox leading the cast alongside Miranda Richardson, John Slattery, Ella Purnell, Richard Durden, Julian Wadman and James Purefoy. Take a look at the trailer here… Churchill follows […]
First look images from Churchill starring Brian Cox
Entertainment Weekly has debuted three first look images for the upcoming biographical drama Churchill featuring Brian Cox as the legendary British wartime Prime Minister, Miranda Richardson as his wife Clementine, and John Slattery as future US President, General Dwight D. Eisenhower. Directed by Jonathan Teplitzky, the film follows Winston Churchill in the 48 hours leading up to […]
New image of Brian Cox in D-Day drama Churchill
Thanks to Empire, we’ve got a new image from Churchill, director Jonathan Teplitzky’s upcoming biopic of the British wartime leader, which explores the 48 hours leading up to D-Day and stars Brian Cox as the legendary British Prime Minister. As you’d expect, he looks like he’s got the weight of the world on his shoulders – […]
New image from Churchill starring Brian Cox as filming wraps
A few weeks back we brought you a first look image of Brian Cox as Winston Churchill in director Jonathan Teplitzky’s upcoming biopic of the legendary British Prime Minister, and now Salon Pictures has debuted another still from Churchill to mark the end of principal photography, which sees Cox joined by Ella Purnell and Miranda […]
First look at Brian Cox as Winston Churchill in new biopic
With production getting underway today, Salon Pictures has released a first look image of Brian Cox as Britain’s wartime leader Winston Churchill in the biopic Churchill from director Jonathan Teplitzky (The Railway Man). ”I am looking forward to bringing this iconic but complex figure to life,” states Cox. “It’s the role of a lifetime for me […]