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In conversation with Simon Pegg

We know you want another series of Spaced. That was the overwhelming response when we put out a call on NME's Twitter for questions...

John Krasinski on ‘A Quiet Place’, an ‘Office’ revival and what Jim Halpert would be up to now

Horror films have always used sound to ramp up the terror, but perhaps none quite as effectively as A Quiet Place, the directorial debut...

Alex Lawther on new movie ‘Ghost Stories’, loving Blur and ‘The End Of The F***ing World’ Season 2

Alex Lawther is fast becoming the best young actor of his generation. From upstaging Benedict Cumberbatch in The Imitation Game to freaking out the nation...

Jodie Whittaker on #MeToo: “this should be a turning point”

Jodie Whittaker's latest movie, emotional boxing drama Journeyman, is the passion project of Paddy Considine (actor, writer, director) and hits cinemas this week. It’s...

Scott Eastwood: ‘My dad is a prisoner in Alcatraz, but he escaped’

Scott Eastwood is in the difficult position of having a superstar for a dad. If he embraces it — in the past he’s talked...

Charlize Theron and David Oyelowo gave us five essential facts about ‘Gringo’

1. It very subtly encourages the legalisation of weed Charlize: “I was a pothead for many years – I have not been for many years – but...

Joel Edgerton talks Obi Wan Kenobi Star Wars spin-off rumours

Matthias Schoenarts responds to fans saying he looks like Mads Mikkelsen

The Red Sparrow star talks famous doppelgangers, sex scenes and getting kicked out of film school

Director Francis Lawrence on the possibility of a new Hunger Games movie

The Red Sparrow mastermind talks Jennifer Lawrence, Russian accents and working with Beyoncé when she was a teenager

Armando Iannucci on ‘The Death Of Stalin’, Donald Trump, and the future of ‘The Thick Of It’ and ‘Alan Partridge’

As the acclaimed The Death Of Stalin is released on DVD, director Armando Iannucci tells NME about how the reality of politics in 2018...