They were married six months to the day after Roy was diagnosed. “I didn’t want to hang around any more,” Kirsty says. But, once the dust had settled, the wedding cake eaten, an expanse of ...

In a directorial career defined by alluring strangeness, Guy Maddin’s new comedy is radical for being almost … normal.

To his credit, Canadian actor Roy Dupuis is a true scene-stealer in Rumours, portraying a passionate, dramatic — and occasionally weepy — prime minister. Alongside Blanchett and the rest of ...

I thought I’d go out with a bang!” (Left to right) Roy Dupuis, Rolando Ravello, Charles Dance, Cate Blanchett, Denis Ménochet, Nikki ... [+] Amuka-Bird and Takehiro Hira in "Rumours" When I ...

can’t wait to get it on with her sexy Canadian counterpart (Roy Dupuis). Over a lengthy lunch in a gazebo at a woodsy estate, the seven struggle to draft a joint statement on an unspecified ...

Even with Blanchett’s participation, it might be argued that Rumours’ MVP is Canadian actor Roy Dupuis in the role of Canadian prime minister Maxime Laplace. Laplace is a singular comic ...

The cast is rounded out by a starry ensemble: Roy Dupuis is a melodramatic Canadian prime minister, Charles Dance is an American president with an inexplicable British accent, Denis Ménochet is a ...

The British Prime Minister Cardosa Dewindt (Nikki Amuka-Bird) is simply trying to avoid Canada’s hunky, manbun-sporting Maxime Laplace (Roy Dupuis), who’s handsomely sulking over their past ...

The only problem was that not only was Sinha 11 years Reena’s senior but also married. Reena Roy left showbiz very early. She was only 28 in 1983 when she quit films. She was at the peak of her ...

Penned by Evan Johnson, Rumours wields an ensemble of international stars, including: Cate Blanchett, Charles Dance, Nikki Amuka-Bird, Rolando Ravello, Roy Dupuis, Denis Ménochet, Takehiro Hira ...

Who knew, for instance, that cinema was desperate for Quebecois star Roy Dupuis (The Rocket) to play a swaggering-dolt facsimile of Justin Trudeau, complete with man-bun? Or that audiences would ...