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This is a must watch. Funny, endearing, and so very special.

Magazine interview: Andrew Scott in Vivienne Westwood for Pressure (2026) in GQ Magazine // May 28, 2026

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That idea of fashion feeling personal rather than performative is something Scott comes back to a lot. Especially as an Irish actor, where dressing well can sometimes accidentally become a personality trait. There's a slang in Ireland – “notions” – which basically means somebody who thinks very highly of themselves. Dress too loudly, speak too confidently, act a bit too important, and there's a good chance someone's mammy will accuse you of having them.

But Scott sees things a bit differently. “I think there's a mistake sometimes that fashion is about showing off,” he says. “I think it's more about embracing how you feel.”

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A great watch for those of us who are clambering to see the latest Andrew Scott film.

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Photos via Dan Bucatinsky Instagram.

Loved Andrew here - his accent is so annoyingly casual, and the fact his name is Brandon is so perfect.

He doesn’t seem like a bad guy or a sleezeball yet, but in this second episode, he has behaved like I would suspect the higher-ups in television are behaving in real life now - hiding everything about AI.

Andrew Scott reflects on his career, the roles that shaped him, and why audiences connect with complex, imperfect characters. Scott discusses his roles in 'Fleabag,' 'Ripley,' 'Sherlock,' 'Saving Private Ryan' and 'All of Us Strangers.' He also breaks down his approach to taking creative risks, and why strong writing is the foundation of great acting.

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Highlight: Andrew talks about his love of the theatre.

'…Frankenstein star Mia Goth, BAFTA winner Andrew Scott (All of Us Strangers), Cannes Best Actor winner Frank Dillane (Urchin) and Candyman star Nathan Stewart-Jarrett are signed up for the much-anticipated project, while Oscar winner Allison Janney (I, Tonya) is in talks for a key role…

Deadline hears its an ensemble piece led by Goth, who originally was earmarked for a supporting role but impressed Triet so much she was offered the lead, with Janney and Scott also in bigger parts. Additional casting is still in progress with the shoot being lined up for the spring…'

The first official synopsis reads: A psychological thriller set in a seemingly idyllic huis clos, Fonda takes us on a vertiginous dive into the shifting limits of a sound mind, as grief and obsession take hold.

The Fonda of the title shouldn’t mislead anyone. It doesn’t refer to the American acting dynasty but instead to an institution central to the story...

“Fonda promises to bring audiences another major cinematic moment by delving into the depths of the human mind and resurfacing as a thriller of rare intelligence and emotional force destined to be a top awards contender and box office hit,” said Fionnuala Jamison, Managing Director of mk2 Films. 

“We’re thrilled to be embarking on this new journey with the Anatomy of a Fall team and to have Studiocanal on board,” she added. 

"This is my last chance ticket out of Substack Hell"

Scott will play the Scottish actor and Colman his doctor in the movie written by Stephen Beresford and directed by Simon Stone for the studio, LD Entertainment, Lucky Red, and Magnolia Mae Films.

Andrew Scott (All of Us Strangers, Ripley, Pressure) and Olivia Colman (The Favourite, The Crown, The Lost Daughter) will star in Elsinore, a film based on the life of Ian Charleson, the Scottish star of the 1981 movie Chariots of Fire, whose final role was Hamlet in a celebrated London theater production. The movie comes from Canal+’s StudioCanal, LD Entertainment, Lucky Red, and Magnolia Mae Films.

Elsinore will start shooting in the U.K. on Jan. 5. It will also feature an ensemble of British actors to be announced closer to the start of production.

A synopsis describes the movie as a “powerful, deeply moving and inspiring true story of the actor Ian Charleson who faced incredible odds while preparing to give the performance of his life in Hamlet at the National Theatre in London.”

Scott will portray Charleson, while Colman will play his doctor. Charleson is best known for his starring role as Olympic athlete and missionary Eric Liddell in Chariots of Fire, which won four Oscars, including the best film honor. He also portrayed Rev. Charlie Andrews in the 1982 eight-time Oscar winner Gandhi.