The Latest Breaking News from Letitia Wright

The Bafta winner, who has worked on the London thriller since its inception, fell into the casting business by chance. For the past two decades, he’s been passing some of that luck on by discovering new actors all around the country. He tells Nicole Vassell about spotting budding stars everywhere…

It launched movie stars, redefined what gangster stories could be and grew into a mature, world-class drama. As the London gangster epic’s final series looms, it leaves Black British culture on the ascent

Fans are eager to see the new Black Panther return to the big screen, and Letitia Wright has ideas about what's next for Shuri.

Letitia Wright stepped into the spotlight for Black Panther 2, and it wasn't without challenges.

Wright speaks to Inverse about producing for the first time and advocating for fresh perspectives.

Black Civil War vet faces off with a thief in stark and unforgiving Western.

Princess Shuri takes on a whole new role in the Marvel comics.

In an age of safe-bet franchises, reboots and sequels, young talent is being squeezed out of the limelight

Gritty drama She Said, about the two reporters who exposed Harvey Weinstein, joins newsroom classics from His Girl Friday to All the President’s Men

The Kildare star is up for Best Actor for his role in Aftersun

Nighy, 73, was one of 11 stars honoured for their groundbreaking TV and film work