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Andrew Scott has a small role, as Baron Andrews, in the new Netflix movie Back in Action, starring Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx available to stream on January 17.
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Andrew Scott at the W Magazine Best Performances party, 2025 and 2024. Photos by Saskia Lawaks
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Andrew Scott, forever cool in Westwood and shades.
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Andrew Scott in custom blue Vivienne Westwood with Lagos pearl jewelry, at the 2025 Golden Globes awards.
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The same artist who made the adorable AOUS promo tour fanart, also did a series of Andrew as Gary Essendine from Present Laughter.
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I found some ridiculously cute AOUS Press Tour fanart today and I just had to share because it made me smile.
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Named No 1 - Best Film of the Year, for Empire Magazine and now The Guardian.
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All of Us Strangers (The Criterion Collection Blu-ray scans)
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Congratulations to Andrew Scott and everyone else from All of Us Strangers, which was just named as The Guardian's No 1, Best Film of the Year!
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Ladies and gentlefolk, let's give Andrew a fighting chance here! I'm voting for the devil red Berluti, because it was pure FIRE!
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'...Andrew Scott in “Ripley”
In Steven Zaillian’s riveting Netflix miniseries, shot in sumptuous black-and-white, the Irish actor landed his juiciest role since his mid-career breakout, as the “hot priest” on “Fleabag.” Scott’s Tom Ripley was a clean break from that of Matt Damon; instead of a petulant pretty boy seized by envy and lust, this Ripley was older (Scott is in his late forties) and scarier, a lonesome manipulator with a murderous gleam in his eye. Zaillian, hewing to Patricia Highsmith’s novel, emphasized the sheer labor—often tedious, sometimes comical—involved in covering up a life of homicide and fraud. Scott gave the character a perverse sense of craft, plus the occasional flourish of satisfaction. In a long lineage of Ripleys, he killed it.
Honorable mention: As the mustachioed inspector hot on Ripley’s trail, the Italian actor Maurizio Lombardi was a standout, especially in the show’s final moments, when he realizes how badly he’s been outfoxed...'
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Hey, remember back in the summer when Andrew was nominated for a bunch of TV awards for Ripley? Well, one of them was the Astra (presented by the Hollywood Creative Alliance) for Actor in a Limited Series or TV Movie. The TV Astras were supposed to be presented in August, but were postponed and now apparently got lumped in with the Film Awards, which were December 8.
ANDREW WON, so congratulations!
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Oops how did that get there? 😳
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Congratulations to Andrew Scott and Dakota Fanning on their Golden Globes nominations for Ripley!
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Happy Present Laughter Day to all who celebrate! Now streaming on National Theatre at Home.
FYI, if you're considering an annual subscription, there's currently a 20% off coupon, valid until December 8th, if you use the code BIRTHDAY4 at checkout.
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Congratulations to Andrew Scott and Dakota Fanning on their Critics Choice Awards nominations for Ripley!
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