The 1996 film is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, YouTube and Apple TV - it became an instant classic from the moment it was released despite fears around whether it would live up to the hype.

Its cast, including Ewan McGregor (Renton), Robert Carlyle (Begbie), Jonny Lee Miller ... and despite some dark subject matter, a punch-the-air uplifting pay-off." In 2024, the iconic British ...

These opening movie scenes are memorable as being some of the very best, but how many of these do you remember?

Ewan McGregor (Renton), Robert Carlyle (Begbie), Jonny Lee Miller (Sick Boy), Ewen Bremner (Spud), and Kelly McDonald (Diane). ITV's latest 'must-watch' thriller based on true story has viewers ...

28 Years Later is out in cinemas next month, and it's set to be one of 2025's best horror movies ... In the cold open, Robert Carlyle's Don selfishly abandons his wife when a bunch of infected ...

One event that is definitely in Russell's future is the next Avengers movie. Right now, Russell is still in the dark but said he ... Bong Joon Ho and stars Robert Pattinson.

As this week’s deadline looms for a report ordered by President Donald Trump, many Lumbee people believe the federal government is on the cusp of righting a wrong Congress made 69 years ago.

Regarded universally in the trade as a fantastic actor, Robert Carlyle has brought stellar talent ... “I remember one boy from Castlemilk coming in one day speaking like [Prince Charles] and ...

Carlyle played the dangerous psychopath Begbie ... He has had his share of stinkers - Plunkett and Macleane and There's Only One Jimmy Grimble - but he can afford a few duds having consolidated ...

However Welsh said he was still hopeful that Robert Carlyle would still be appearing in a TV adaptation of The Blade Artist, his 2017 novel focuses on the seemingly reformed Begbie, his most ultra ...

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