London’s movie mecca has been an indelible part of the capital’s cultural landscape since it opened in the ‘60s. Now under threat of closure, GQ spoke to actors, filmmakers and more about why losing i...

London’s movie mecca has been an indelible part of the capital’s cultural landscape since it opened in the ‘60s. Now under threat of closure, GQ spoke to actors, filmmakers and more about why losing i...

As far as creator Dan Erickson is aware, the recurrence of Arsenal player names on Apple's workplace drama is all one big coincidence

Their new film sees Craig play a drug-addicted American expat who pursues a younger man in '50s Mexico City. Here, the actor and director duo break down their unique collaboration

Their new film sees Craig play a drug-addicted American expat who pursues a younger man in '50s Mexico City. Here, the actor and director duo break down their unique collaboration

Plus, the actor weighs in on whether or not hitman-for-hire Sam is a good person, shooting his “incredibly romantic” action sequence, and what he wants to see in season two

Plus, the actor weighs in on whether or not hitman-for-hire Sam is a good person, shooting his “incredibly romantic” action sequence, and what he wants to see in season two

The queer overtones of Netflix's Christmas espionage caper, starring Ben Whishaw and Keira Knightley, elevate it beyond familiar crime-thriller fare

The queer overtones of Netflix's Christmas espionage caper, starring Ben Whishaw and Keira Knightley, elevate it beyond familiar crime-thriller fare

As GQ's week celebrating the workplace on TV comes to a close, we speak to Mickey Down, Konrad Kay, Sagar Radia and Ken Leung about the refreshing diversity of HBO's hit banking drama

As GQ's week celebrating the workplace on TV comes to a close, we speak to Mickey Down, Konrad Kay, Sagar Radia and Ken Leung about the refreshing diversity of HBO's hit banking drama

As GQ's workplace week continues, we speak to Brooker about the critically acclaimed Mirror episode in which the boss of a video game company tortures his digitalised colleagues — and the series' othe...

Netflix's Christmas rom-com about a hunky snowman come to life is a gleefully self-aware exercise in seasonal sentimentality, and it'll probably make you cry

Netflix's Christmas rom-com about a hunky snowman come to life is a gleefully self-aware exercise in seasonal sentimentality, and it'll probably make you cry