English Movie Review Mary Queen Of Scots - Cast & Crew

Margot Elise Robbie is an actress who was born in Gold Coast, Australia. Her mother, Sarie Kessler, is a physiotherapist, and her father owned a farm. She has two brothers and a sister. Margot’s mother, Sarie Kessler, raised the three of them as a single parent. She rarely keeps in touch with her father. To support herself and her family, Robbie began working when she was 16. She worked hard and juggled three jobs simultaneously. She was interested in drama at school and completed her graduation from Somerset College.

At the age of 17 years, she went to Melbourne where she began acting professionally. Robbie began her career by starring in two Australian independent films in the year 2007, ICU and Vigilante. She managed to clinch the lead role in t...

Saoirse Ronan is an Irish- American actress. She was born as Saoirse Una Ronan to Paul Ronan and Monica Ronan. Paul, his father is also an actor. His mother too was a child artist. She was born in The Bronx, New York City in the United States. When Saoirse was three years old her family moved back to County Carlow in Ireland. They shifted again to Howth, County Dublin when she was a teenager.

Saoirse started her career on screen with the prime time medical drama of 2003 'The Clinic' on RTE- Irish public service broadcaster. She played a supporting role in this series. She then appeared in the mini TV series 'Proof'. The Proof was a Danish- Irish production of 2004. She also auditioned the role of Luna Lovegood in the 'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix' movie but eventually lost the character to E...

Eric Fellner is an English film producer. He was born on 10th October, 1959 in England. He owns the production company Working Title Films along with Tim Bevan. He went to the Cranleigh School, Surrey, England. He also went to the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London. He is currently in a relationship with model Laura Bailey for a long time and has two kids with her.

Fellner began his career for a music video production company named Zoetrope. There he produced videos for Fleetwood Mac, Duran Duran, The Rolling Stones, Rod Stewart, and Elton John. Fellner along with Scott Millaney founded the Initial Pictures Company in the year 1985. Their first production was the feature film Sid and Nancy (1987). His next movies were Straight to Hell (1987) and Pascali’s Island (1988). Before joining the Working...

Timothy John Bevan is the co-chairman of Working Title Films and a British film producer. He was born on December in the year 1957. His birthplace was Queenstown in New Zealand. He attended Sidcot School. It was a separate school in the Mendip Hills closed to Winsome in the North Somerset in South-West England.

Coming to his life and career, in 1980, Tim along with Graham Bradstreet and Sarah Radcliffe,  founded a production company in London and named it as Working Title Films. Tim had a partnership with Eric Fellner. He produced several movies like Fargo, Moonlight, and Valentino, Where Art Thou, Love Actually, Frost, Atonement, The Guru, Noting Hill, Bridget, O Brother, and Mandolin. The flicks produced by him have always grossed up to four billion dollars. ...

Beau Willimon is an American playwright and screenwriter. He was born on 26th of October, in 1977. His birthplace was Alexandria, Virginia, in the United States. He was the son of Henry Pack Willimon and Nancy. His father was the head in charge of the Navy in the United States. Beau is a resident of Hawaii, in San Francisco, California, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His father retired to work as a lawyer. He went to John Burroughs School and had drama lessons from Jon Hamm. He completed his graduation in 1995. In 1998, he learned visual arts and had a BA degree from Columbia University. During his period of graduation, he had a friend, Jay Carson. He was an intern and volunteer at the Senate camp of Charles Schumer. It led to his job in 2000 at the Senate Campaign of Hillary Clinton, 2000's presidential camp of B...

Chris Dickens is a British film and television editor with more than 40 film credits to his name. He was born in February 1967 in California, United States. As a teenager, his inclination grew toward painting and sculpting. Therefore, he went to Hailsham Community college and completed his graduation at Arts University Bournemouth. As a child, he made many super eight films and learned their mechanics through animation. He loved the editing part of filmmaking and got into film school to pursue his interest. His network with the college seniors' union landed him working as an Assistant Director on television, documentaries, and films.

During the early stages, he worked on a series called Spaced, Shaun of the dead (2004), and Hot Fuzz (2007) with Edgar Wright. Dickens is best known for his work on Slumdog Millionaire, directe...

Loved and appreciated worldwide for his role as the 10th doctor on the legendary sci-fi series Doctor Who, David Tennant has become one of Scotland’s greatest actors. Born on 18th April 1971, David fixated on his one true passion of becoming an actor. It was since the age of 3 that he dreamt of starring on Doctor Who. Such was the influence of Tom Baker. Tennant managed to achieve his dream when he was officially named the 10th doctor in 2005.

The actor was initially born David McDonald. When he learned that the name had already been taken in the actors union, he took his stage name from the Pet Shop Boys. One of his first television appearances was when he was just 16 years old. He bagged a role in an anti-smoking PSA for the Glasgow Health Board. It was aired on television and shown across many schools. He was also a pa...

Ben Wiggins is a British actor known for his supporting role of Nick in the musical comedy “Anna and the Apocalypse” (2017). He made his debut as Michael in the horror thriller “Cam2Cam” (2014). His first lead act was in the short film “Stay Still” (2015) which narrates the story of a photographer (played by Elena Voce) who becomes obsessed with her subject, Leon (played by Wiggins) and stalks him all across the streets of London. Ben’s debut on television came with the 30th season of BBC’s long-running TV series “Casualty” (1986). He also appeared in supporting roles in “Doctors” (2000) and “Will” (2017).

His latest projects include the biographic drama “Mary Queen of Scots” (2018), starring Margot Robbie and Saoirse Ronan, and &ldq...

Guy Pearce, also known as Guy Edward Pearce is an Australian musician and an actor. His most famous performances were in the movie The Adventures of Priscilla, L.A Confidential, Memento, Queen of the Dessert and much more. He is known for his acting skills depicted in the movie Iron Man 3, The Count of Monte Cristo, The King’s Speech and much more. Some of his successful Australian movies include Animal Kingdom, Preposition, Holding the Man, The Wizards of the Aus and The Rover. He has received multiple Screen Actors Guild Awards, Golden Globe Awards, AACTA Awards and an Emmy. He also appeared in many television series which include adaptations of stories written by Jack Irish and the famous Australian television series named Neighbours.

Pearce was born on 5th Octo...

Well-known for his character of Professor Quirrell in the film Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Ian Hart is an internationally acclaimed and well-received actor. He was born in Knotty Ash, Liverpool, Lancashire. He attended Cardinal Allen Grammar School, and he used to attend the Everyman Youth Theatre. Though Ian Hart came to the acting career accidentally, he is an actor who always search for novelty in his characters. For this, he laid the foundation through his studies in various streams. He studied drama at Mabel Fletcher College of Music and Drama in Liverpool.

Later he studied video production at South Mersey College. Ian Hart started acting as his career in 1980. He never confined himself to one type of character. He played the scallies, authors, phy...

Born on May 8th, 1984, in Inverclyde, Scotland, Martin Compston is a former footballer and Scottish on-screen character. He is the son of Jim and Liz Compston and has a sibling, Barry Compston. He went to St. Columba's High School in Gourock. In the wake of leaving school as an adolescent footballer, he marked for neighborhood professional group Greenock Morton. Compston showed up in the 2001–02 Scottish First Division season, in which the group was consigned from the Scottish Football League First Division.

He was chose as a substitute in both the games. In both circumstances, Morton lost 4–0 to Queen of the South and Alloa Athletic. He effectively tried out for film Sweet Sixteen by Ken Loach for the lead character, having never acted, ...