This sequel to the groundbreaking 1996 Scottish film about young heroin addicts and petty criminals has the principals older, but not wiser. It’s nostalgic fun for fans of the first movie.

It's been nearly 30 years since Trainspotting was released into cinemas, and the film has gone on to become one of the most iconic movies ever to be released in the UK ...

EXCLUSIVE: Robert Carlyle (Trainspotting) and Jefferson White (Yellowstone) have joined the cast of JFK thriller November 1963 in the roles of Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald. The film ...

Robert Carlyle's brand new Netflix miniseries Toxic ... Robert, perhaps best-known for his incredible role as Francis Begbie in Trainspotting, portrays Sam Hagen, a then-Corby Borough Councillor ...

Much has changed for Robert Carlyle over the last twenty years ... when he starred in the two films that made his name: Trainspotting and The Full Monty. Both of them were set in towns that had been ...

Now, Trainspotting star Robert Carlyle has paid homage to the fellow Scot who helped expose the full extent of what became known as the Corby poisonings. Carlyle stars as Councillor Sam Hagen in ...

The Scottish legend, Robert Carlyle known for his role as the notorious Francis Begbie in Trainspotting is set to reprise his role as the character. The 63-year-old is set to star in the TV ...

Robert Carlyle has received the first script for new TV series 'The Blade Artist'. The 63-year-old actor is best known for playing sociopathic character Begbie in 1996 movie 'Trainspotting', based on ...

Jodie Whittaker seen trying to expose Corby toxic waste scandal in trailer - The four-part series also stars Sex Education’s Aimee Lou Wood and Trainspotting actor Robert Carlyle.

Robert Carlyle has admitted that nobody was more surprised to see the Trainspotting star cast as a Conservative prime minister than him. The Scottish actor, who recently returned to The Full Monty ...

Robert Carlyle has played a string of iconic on ... Best known for immortalising Trainspotting's psychopath Begbie, he didn't really see himself in Downing Street. But that's where his career ...