working class

The acclaimed British actor was set to portray the Happy Mondays frontman in a biopic that got shelved due to creative differences, missing out on playing someone he calls a 'one in a million' working-class hero.

The 1980s produced remarkable British films that tackled social issues and class struggles, yet many exceptional movies from this era remain overlooked by mainstream audiences despite their artistic merit.

The 92-year-old acting legend declares his upcoming portrayal of Charles Darwin will mark his retirement from Hollywood, though his history of comeback promises raises questions about this latest farewell.

The beloved actress had to pass on appearing in the long-running British drama due to scheduling conflicts, but she's keeping the door open for future opportunities on the iconic show.