Actor George MacKay joins Jacob Stolworthy for episode two of new series Go to Bat to discuss his latest film, Femme, which explores a drag performer who finds himself in a disturbingly intimate ...

George MacKay, who portrays Schofield ... “It really does allow you to throw yourself into it.” The bridge scene is particularly relevant when viewed through the lens of military service.

George MacKay became one Hollywood’s most sought ... Even so, MacKay admits he did a lot of push-ups for scenes where he had to be particularly “big and scary.” “There is a lot of jumping ...

Jules overhears a friend ask Preston (George MacKay of “1917”), as Aphrodite ... All too quickly the scene devolves into a violent blur. Stripped, kicked and recorded on Preston’s phone ...

George MacKay: Similarly to Nathan ... What do I want to make Jules feel in this scene? Signature Entertainment Femme explores some really challenging moral areas with Jules trying to trick ...

George MacKay is one of the finest and bravest young actors around and The End may be his most challenging yet George MacKay is probably the best British actor working today. Not that anyone yells ...

One could listen to the amiable George MacKay talk about his favourite actors ... And then, with Hunger, the director Steve McQueen stays with a scene where people are sweeping pee and you still ...

Léa Seydoux and George MacKay are doomed lovers over three lifetimes ... This is acknowledged by the opening scene, in which Seydoux steps out onto a green-screen set to enact being threatened ...

Actor George MacKay joins Jacob Stolworthy for episode two of new series Go to Bat to discuss his latest film, Femme, which explores a drag performer who finds himself in a disturbingly intimate ...