The actor pulls double duty as twins facing a deadly toy monkey in the Stephen King adaptation, which had a script that he loved but left him "slightly confused" because of its comedic tone.

In 2024, Theo James visited Mauritania, where he spent time with refugees from Mali who fled violence and insecurity at home and are now struggling with the challenges of climate change and ongoing ...

When Theo James first appeared on TV and movie screens ... "Some people think I'm a little bit — not pessimistic, but not joyful enough,” he says. “But I guess I've been doing it long ...

Christian Convery (Sweet Tooth) plays both twins Bill and Hal in childhood, while Theo James (The Gentleman) portrays the pair as adults. Theo has had a hugely successful film and TV career ...

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Supported by By Erik Piepenburg In the warped new horror-comedy “The Monkey” (in theaters), Theo James ... in her room, I’m like, is that thing looking at me?” James said, with an uneasy ...

Cut to “White Lotus” actor Theo James as Hal years later: a man fearful of being close to anyone — even his own son, Petey (Colin O’Brien) — but drawn back to the notion that the monkey ...

Cut (slash, impale, etc.) to 25 years later. The dashing Theo James (“The White Lotus” Season 2, “The Gentlemen”) sublimates his movie star-handsome looks as he takes on the role of the ...

The horror filmmaker follows his smash Nicolas Cage/Maika Monroe-starrer with this adaptation of a Stephen King story, headlined by Theo James and Tatiana Maslany. By Frank Scheck Imagine a live ...

When Theo James first appeared on TV and movie screens ... “Some people think I’m a little bit — not pessimistic, but not joyful enough,” he says. “But I guess I’ve been doing it ...

Theo James had previously worked with Osgood Perkins ... mock his description of himself as a “young father.”) “I’m so young and nubile!” But having young kids, you are constantly ...