Before the BBC’s take, The ABC Murders had already been a film and TV episode. In 1992, David Suchet starred in a faithful but condensed TV version. Then in 1965, it became a slapstick comedy with ...

Don't miss the origin story for that moustache. (114 minutes/127 minutes ... for the presence of John Malkovich as Hercule Poirot. Some were thrilled at the prospect of such a versatile stage ...

Meyers also said the Oscar nominee struggled to remember one of his most iconic projects: "How crazy is that?" ...

The post How John Malkovich Manipulates the Music in Opus appeared first on Consequence. Writer/director Mark Anthony Green’s Opus begins with a reclusive pop star named Moretti (John Malkovich ...

If John Malkovich is in a movie, he’s stealing the show. From the high-pitched Russian mobster (Rounders) and sadistic killer (Con Air) to the charismatic seducer (Dangerous Liaisons ...

She’s played by Ayo Edebiri (of “The Bear”). Moretti is played by John Malkovich, because who else? John Malkovich portrays a mysterious pop superstar in “Opus.” (Anna Kooris/A24 ...

in its most grievous mistake—a boondoggle bit of casting with John Malkovich as the George Michael-meets-Prince-ish pop star Albert Moretti, a sensation from yesteryear planning a return to the ...

Ayo Edebiri plays Ariel Ecton, a junior journalist who’s an unlikely invitee to the compound of a reclusive pop star, Alfred Moretti (John Malkovich), for the launch of his first album in 30 years.

In the new horror movie “Opus,” we are introduced to Alfred Moretti, the biggest pop star of the ’90s, with 38 No. 1 hits and albums as big as “Thriller,” “Hotel California” and ...

The 3 tracks are all original songs performed by John Malkovich, and written and composed by Nile Rodgers and The-Dream. Each of the tracks exhibits a nostalgic, magnetic pop flair. Check it out ...

In "Opus," John Malkovich plays a world famous, seismically important pop music star, which isn't the would-be thriller's only problem, but it's a big one. In no world does Malkovich, a ball of ...