Now Scottish actor Robert Carlyle is play the role of the man who gunned down the suspected killer of John F Kennedy. The star best-known for his portrayal of Begbie in Trainspotting will appear ...

EXCLUSIVE: Robert Carlyle (Trainspotting) and Jefferson White (Yellowstone) have joined the cast of JFK thriller November 1963 in the roles of Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald. The film ...

“With the addition of Robert Carlyle as Jack Ruby and Jefferson White as Lee Harvey Oswald, our star cast is now complete,” added Mind’s Eye Entertainment CEO and President Kevin DeWalt.

The latest from the project is that The Full Monty star Robert Carlyle and Yellowstone star Jefferson White have joined the film's cast. Carlyle and White are set to play Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey ...

Learn about the life and artwork of Robert Carlyle Barrett and Charles Burrett Zimmerman. Both of these artists of the 20th century were West Pittston natives who received their training at some ...

EXCLUSIVE: Robert Carlyle (Trainspotting) and Jefferson White (Yellowstone) have joined the cast of JFK thriller November 1963 in the roles of Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald. The film ...

From Ian Hart in 1994’s Backbeat, Jared Harris in 2000’s Two of Us, Christopher Eccelston in 2010’s Lennon Naked, to Robert Carlyle in 2018’s Yesterday, the famed rock n’roll star ...

Actor Robert Carlyle also posed as the star of a Scottish tourism campaign to surprise community hero Eddie McFadden for another One Big Thank You. Other stars to have taken part in the initiative ...

Kennedy - according to Deadline. November 1963 will also feature Robert Carlyle, Mandy Patinkin, and Dermot Mulroney. Travolta shot his last three films with disgraced director Randall Emmett ...

This four-part miniseries is somewhat under the radar but packed with excellent, urgent performances from not just Wood, but also Jodie Whittaker, Robert Carlyle, and Rory Kinnear. This quirky ...

The movie, starring Robert Carlyle and Mark Addy, ended up as one of the best-loved and highest-grossing British films of the 1990s.

and leads to him giving in to his repressed desires when he goes out to a gay bar and ends in bed with a man named Graham (Robert Carlyle). But Father Greg’s own self-loathing and guilt begins ...