The new leading men

HE HAS A WEALTH OF HEROES – AND VILLAINS – UNDER HIS BELT, BUT SAM CLAFLIN SAYS IT TOOK ONE ROLE TO TRULY PEEL BACK THE LAYERS.

THE ACTOR’S EMOTIONAL DEPTH ON SCREEN HAS SKYROCKETED HIM TO THE TOP OF EVERY DIRECTOR’S WISH LIST. NOW, WITH TWO NEW FILMS ON THE HORIZON – A HEIST THRILLER AND A REMAKE OF A SHAKESPEARE CLASSIC – HE REFLECTS ON HIS UNSTOPPABLE ASCENT

Call her a chameleon, call her a shape-shifter, call her the heir apparent to transformative performers from Lon Chaney to David Bowie: since the start of her screen career Tilda Swinton has taken joy

FOR CHAD MICHAEL MURRAY, RETURNING TO THE FREAKY ...

‘I KEEP BUZZING IT back off!” says Miles Heizer of his formerly wavy strawberry blonde locks, which were trimmed off alongside his castmates’ hair in a sort of art-meets-life group shock therapy when

ONE OF THE MOST HE’S CEMENTED HIMSELF AS EXCITING ACTORS AROUND. NOW, AS HARRIS DICKINSON UNVEILS HIS DIRECTORIAL DEBUT, HE TELLS US WHY HE KEEPS PUSHING THINGS FORWARD