Scott Campbell

As a globetrotting spy saga, the James Bond franchise is obligated to touch down in multiple different countries; otherwise, it doesn't really feel like a 007 adventure at all.

Saudi Arabia's newest showstopping resort, carved into the weathered granite cliffs of the desert, feels as if it's forever been a part of the ancient landscape

Nepotism has been running rampant in Hollywood since the advent of the moving image, not that Idris Elba gave a shit when he caused friction at home by refusing to cast his real-life daughter as his onscreen child.

Every film career faces its fair share of ups and downs, with Johnny Depp experiencing a rise and fall so swift and sudden in each respect that it's enough to give anybody whiplash.

For years, Bruce Willis was one of the easiest targets of ridicule and scorn in Hollywood, with his detractors openly questioning why an actor who'd

Method acting continues to divide opinion, and it probably always will. Some actors swear by it, while others think it's an egomaniacal waste of time.

Morgan Freeman is one of those actors who's never been shy in admitting when they've taken a role solely for the money, even if it's obvious to anyone watching that he's only there for the paycheque.

Sequels are the lifeblood of cinema's earning power and have been for a long time. For an actor, having a franchise to call their own can be the financial gift that keeps on giving.

As much as actors like to place their craft at the forefront of their decision-making process, at the end of the day, everyone has bills that need to be paid.

As big a star as he was during the peak of his popularity, and he was a mighty big one, considering he was the highest-grossing actor at the domestic