Brendan Coyle
| Born | December 2, 1962 |
| Hometown | Corby, England |
| Net worth | $6 million |
| Height | 6'0" (1.83m) |
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TVLine Items: Robert Carlyle’s Toxic Role, Wrexham Season 2 Trailer and More
- Robert Carlyle (Once Upon a Time), Jodie Whittaker (Doctor Who) and Aimee Lou Wood (Sex Education) are all set to star in Netflix’s Toxic Town, our sister site Deadline reports. Penned by His Dark Materials scribe Jack Thorne, the four-part drama series centers on the Corby poisonings — one of the UK’s biggest environmental scandals of all time. …
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Downton Abbey: A New Era Trailer Ushers the Crawley Household Into the Movie Business
Hugh Dancy and Dominic West join the ensemble cast of Downton Abbey: A New Era, in theaters May 20
- EntertainmentThe Hollywood Reporter
‘Downton Abbey: A New Era’ Delays Release in Theaters From March to May
Fans of Downton Abbey will have to wait just a bit longer to see the second movie adaptation of the beloved British television series. Downton Abbey: A New Era is shifting its release date in theaters from March 18 to April 29 in the U.K. and May 20 in the U.S., Focus Features, Universal Pictures […]
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Downton Abbey: A New Era Pushes Theatrical Release to May 2022
It looks like we’ll have to wait a little longer to reunite with the Crawleys. Downton Abbey: A New Era, which was previously slated to hit U.S. theaters on March 18, is now being pushed to May 20, our sister site Deadline reports. The film, a follow-up to 2019’s Downton Abbey, will premiere in the […]
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‘We Stand for Non-Bullsh*t Products’: Why Blended Whiskey Makers Are Openly Discussing Their Spirits
From Barrell Craft Spirits to Mic Drop, a new wave of NDP's talk eschewing "tradition" to make unique bourbons.
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Downton Abbey: A New Era: Watch the Crawleys Return in First Footage From Big-Screen Sequel, Coming in 2022
Who’s up for a spot of tennis with the Crawleys? Focus Features on Wednesday released an official first look at Downton Abbey: A New Era, the highly anticipated follow-up to the series’ 2019 big-screen debut — and it’s just as elegant as you’re imagining. Returning for Downton Abbey‘s second movie are original cast members Hugh […]
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Manuel LaFont, Fourth Body Identified in Surfside Condo Collapse, Remembered as 'Unbelievable Father'
Manuel LaFont is one of four people whose remains have been identified among the nine pronounced dead in the Surfside condo collapse
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‘Downton Abbey’ Movie Trailer: The Crawleys Prepare for a Royal Visit
The upcoming movie written by creator Julian Fellowes and directed by Michael Engler hits theaters this fall.
- EntertainmentDeadline
‘Downton Abbey’ Movie Adds ‘The Royals’ Max Brown
<strong>EXCLUSIVE:?</strong>Max Brown of <em>The Royals?</em>and? <em>The Tudors?</em>is joining Focus Features’? <em>Downton Abbey?</em>theatrical feature in an undisclosed role. The pic, which opens on Sept. 20 next year,?is currently in production. Brown most recently starred as John Hurt's estranged son in the dramatic feature <em>That Good Night?</em>and played?King Robert on E!'s <em>The Royals</em>.? He is?repped?by Silver Linings Entertainment, UTA, and Independent Talent Group. Brown
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The ‘Downton Abbey’ Movie Just Snagged a Release Date
Have your private secretary mark your social calendar because the Crawleys just shared the date of their cinematic debut.Focus Features announced that...
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Requiem, episode 6: the truth about Carys came out – but what happened to Hal, exactly?
This was a not wholly satisfactory conclusion to a frequently invigorating journey, although perhaps your feelings depend on how explicit you need your explanations. There were probably too many loose ends dangling to claim that creator Kris Mrksa stuck the landing completely successfully, but the main narrative of Matilda’s fate probably fell on the right side of ambiguous. Above all, what a pleasure it was to see a small-screen horror executed with real verve and confidence, bolstered by some
