On Monday, October 28th, Michael attended the Pride of Britain Awards 2019, the ceremony that celebrates the British unsung heroes. Speaking with Daily Mirror, he said he didn’t want to miss that “very, very special this awards. I was here last year as well and I was on the judging panel, which was incredible as you get to hear all the stories. Even the ones that don’t win on the night”, despite his duties taking care of his baby daughter Lyra, which, according to him, has been “all good. Sleepless nights and it’s all a bit overwhelming but it’s great.” Watch the video below:
Check out some photos from the night on the photo gallery:
On last Saturday, 12, Michael was one of the contenders of the celebrity special edition of ‘Pointless’, teaming up with actor Steve Pemberton. The episode also featured Mark Benton, Jess Robinson, Anita Harris, Bobby Crush, Neil Ruddock and Steve McMahon. Watch below:
You can also see a couple of photos and over 500 screencaptures from the show on the photo gallery:
The official poster and trailer for Dolittle reboot were released on this weekend. The movie, starring Robert Downey Jr. as the title character and Michael as Mugfly, will be out on January 15th 2020, and also includes Antonio Banderas and Jim Broadbent in the “human” cast, as well as Tom Holland, Selena Gomez, Ralph Fiennes, Rami Malek, Kumail Nanjiani, Emma Thompson, Octavia Spencer, and John Cena in the animal voice cast.
Watch the trailer below:
Check out the first poster on the photo gallery:
On Wednesday to Thursday Night Michael appeared on ‘Late Night with Seth Meyers’, where he promoted Prodigal Son, talked about being a father for the second time, his football skills and beards and wigs. Watch the video below:
You can also see some photos of his arrival and appearance on the talk show on our photo gallery:
On Tuesday night Michael hosted the 22nd GQ’s Men Of The Year Awards, ten years after he won hee Actor award. He and his girlfriend Anna Lundberg attended the ceremony, as well as David Beckham, Richard Madden, Taron Egerton and more. Check out the photos on our photo gallery:
Anna shared a couple of snippets of Michael’s opening speech on her Instagram stories:
Ler maisWatch three new Prodigal Son videos released on FOX’s YouTube Channel last week. On the first, called “From The Killer’s Perspective”, the cast talks about the show.
On the first preview, Jessica Whitly (Bellamy Young) warns her son Malcolm Bright (Tom Payne) not to seek his father:
On the second clip, Dr. Martin Whitley, aka “The Surgeon tells his young son they are the same:
Michael plays a convicted serial killer who helps his son Malcolm solve a copycat case. Prodigal Son premieres on September 23rd on FOX.
As the 2019 GQ’s Men Of The Year Awards approaches, its host Michael shares his tips on how to deliver a great speech, which you can see on the video below:
Michael spoke to Entertainment Weekly about recordind The Secret Commonwealth, second book of Phillip Pullman’s Book of Dust Trilogy. Read more below:
Philip Pullman’s new Book of Dust book is almost here, and Michael Sheen is helping bring it to life.
The award-winning actor, currently starring on Amazon’s Good Omens, records the audiobook for The Secret Commonwealth, which publishes Oct. 3. It’s the second volume in Pullman’s Book of Dust trilogy, an expansion of the author’s beloved His Dark Materials world, which is set to be adapted into an HBO series of the same name; it’ll unveil the next chapter in the life of indelible heroine Lyla.
“I am very much in the Pullman bubble — both exhilarated and exhausted,” Sheen says in an exclusive behind-the-scenes video of the recording process, which you can watch above. “I’m in control of it all, in a way. I love being able to play all the parts, because I’m essentially a control freak. There are parts I’d never be able to play on film or stage.”
The British Gentlemen’s Quartely magazine announced Michal as the host of this year’s Men Of The Year Awards on September 3rd, ten years after he won as Actor Of The Year. Read more below:
It’s almost that time of the year again, when the brightest stars across style, politics, entertainment and sport will be honoured at GQ’s annual Men Of The Year Awards, in association with Hugo Boss. Now in its 22nd year, the awards ceremony has become one of the most hotly anticipated events on the cultural calendar, attracting attendees such as The Prince Of Wales, John Legend, Donatella Versace and Sir Elton John.
With a guest list that always includes the biggest stars in the world, this year GQ has enlisted one such star to host, actor and activist Michael Sheen, who himself won Actor Of The Year at the awards in 2009. Sheen has pledged to donate his performance fee for the event to the Homeless World Cup: Cardiff 2019, a tournament that hopes to spread awareness about homelessness by inviting disadvantaged players to compete.
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