A highly stylized psychological thriller set in a grimly bleak London, I, Anna follows the intersecting lives of an aging woman trying to pick up the threads after a painful divorce and an impossibly sensitive police commissioner tracking a murder case.

“He has the loneliest face I have ever seen,” says Dr Paul Weston about a new patient, and we know we are back in the company of one of television’s most thoughtful and sympathetic characters. Gabriel Byrne returns as the troubled psychoanalyst in this t

Screen Daily reports that Sheridan is set to write and direct a "reimagining" of Mike Newell's 1992 film "Into The West." Sheridan was actually one of the writers on that film, a fantasy picture starring Gabriel Byrne and Ellen Barkin, that centered on t

Jim Sheridan is planning to go forward in his career by looking back at it. Screen Daily reports that Sheridan is set to direct a remake of Into the West. Sheridan co-wrote Mike Newell ‘s 1992 Irish film about “two young boys two young boys who escape t

Lena Headey (“Terminator : The Sarah Connor Chronicles”, “Game of Thrones”, “300″) will star opposite sci-fi vet Ethan Hawke in Universal’s “Vigilandia”. Though plot details are being kept under wraps, this is an original project from Platinum Dunes – th

Gabriel Byrne (The Usual Suspects, Miller's Crossing) marks his return to British TV to head the cast of Channel 4's brand-new four-part drama series Coup (w/t), it was announced today. Byrne plays the pivotal role of politician Tom Dawkins, the reluctan

After three seasons on HBO’s In Treatment, Gabriel Byrne is returning to UK TV to star in a four-part drama series for Channel 4. With the working title Coup, the Company Pictures/Newscope Films conspiracy thriller starts production in February and will

LONDON – In Treatment star Gabriel Byrne will make his return to British television after more than 20 years -- in a new political thriller from Company Pictures for Channel 4. Coup, which will go into production later this year, sees Byrne play a Britis

Gabriel Byrne has been cast in Channel 4’s new four-part drama series Coup. Byrne, best known for films such as The Usual Suspects, will play politician Tom Dawkins in the drama, which is based on the book A Very British Coup by Chris Mullin. Coup has be

French comic acting star Gad Elmaleh -- likely best known to U.S. audiences as the detective in "Midnight In Paris" or for Ben Salaad in "The Adventures Of Tintin" -- will take the lead in "Le Capital," joining the long attached Gabriel Byrne. Based on t

BERLIN -- Jason Reitman's "Young Adult" and Barnaby Southcombe's "I, Anna" are among the latest international pics to be selected for this year's Berlin Film Festival. "Young Adult," with Charlize Theron and Patton Oswalt, and "I, Anna," a noir thriller

For the week of Sunday, Jan. 8, through Saturday, Jan. 14. Reviewed by Tony Lucia. Miller's Crossing (1990). In a veritable mob war of a year that also saw the release of "GoodFellas" and "The Godfather: Part III," the Coen brothers ponied up with thei

The fictional Dr Weston (played by Gabriel Byrne) experiences lust for a client Clients go to psychotherapy seeking a mind massage, but all too often things turn physical. Cases of inappropriate sexual contact in psychotherapy average around 10 per cent

From the LA Times: When the season finale of the Showtime thriller "Homeland" ran last month, it didn't just cap Claire Danes' triumphant return to series television — it marked the latest milestone for a small country that lately has become an improbabl

My all-time top celebrity spot? Gabriel Byrne, no question. On a Saturday in July 2003, the morning after two of my best friends marry, I'm in the bar of the Charlotte Street Hotel saying a final farewell before they fly off on honeymoon (also, the newly

The guy handing out flyers on the sidewalk in front of the 45 Bleecker Theater Monday looked an awful lot like Gabriel Byrne. And when the women in a passing tour group realized it was indeed the mesmerizing actor, they surrounded him, and then rushed i

Numerous UK sources have reported the death of Ken Russell, the British director known for films full of outlandish, hallucinatory visuals, controversial subject matter, and, above all, a mischievous desire to stimulate the senses. Somewhat ironically fo