Dan Stevens

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The Evolution of:  Dan Stevens

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FIRST LOOK AT DAN STEVENS AS LEGION IN FOX’S UPCOMING X-MEN TV SHOW!

Dan Stevens plays the titular character Legion in the upcoming TV show. The show is set within the same cinematic universe as the X-men movies and is due to air on FX in 2017!

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#3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hehehe… 

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Look, a girl! Yes, I can see it’s a girl, you fool. What if she is the one?

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For who could ever learn to love a beast?

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FilmNation has also sold Michael Grandage's 'Genius' and the forthcoming sci-fi film 'Redivider,' starring Dan Stevens, to Shanghai-based Linmon Pictures.

The deal was part of a trio of sales made by FilmNation to Linmon. The Chinese company also has acquired Michael Grandage's Genius, starring Colin Firth, Jude Law and Nicole Kidman, and forthcoming sci-fi Redivider, starring Dan Stevens and directed by Tim Smit.

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Dan Stevens attends The Leesa Dream Home Gallery Preview & Launch Event on April 27, 2016 in New York City.

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Lancelot never goes out of style.

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Tribeca Film Review: ‘The Ticket’

A visually accomplished, psychologically compelling drama with top-notch performances masterfully depicting intimacies gone awry.

Fluk and co-writer Sharon Mashihi refreshingly treat their characters as multifaceted adults, each with their flaws and attractions. James’ arrogance becomes painful after displaying such humility before God (“The Ticket” is a natural for any ecumenical prizes) and yet he’s not wrong in bristling at his previously infantilized state. The film’s title refers to a story James tells in his sales pitches, about a guy praying to win the lottery without ever buying a ticket: opportunity needs to be actively seized, and yet what are the consequences when success arrives?

Acting is exceptionally strong, especially rising talent Stevens (“Downton Abbey”), whose finely calibrated portrayal and resonant, honeyed voice should have casting agents calling.

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Tribeca Film Festival 2016 Portrait Studio: The Ticket

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Dan Stevens - Vanity Fair’s Tribeca Film Festival Portrait

Photographed by Fabrice Dall’Anese at The Smyth Hotel.

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Dan Stevens & Malin Akerman on The Ticket, Beauty and the Beast, and Legion

Dan Stevens and Malin Akerman talk their new film, The Ticket, plus Beauty and the Beast, Legion, Billions, and more!

Den of Geek sat down with Stevens and Akerman to talk about The Ticket, and Stevens also spoke a little about his interesting roles in Disney’s 2017 release Beauty and the Beast and the planned X-Men TV spin-off, Legion.

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The Ticket review: Dan Stevens goes from blind saint to sighted monster

The former Downton Abbey star excels as a family man who becomes an arrogant villain – but the film-makers don’t know what to do with his transformation

As conceived by writer/director Ido Fluk in his stylish, slow-burning psychological drama The Ticket, that scenario would spell your doom. Admirably cynical until it loses its way in the final stretch, The Ticket nevertheless maintains a provocative allure, bolstered by a fiercely committed performance from Dan Stevens.

Interesting review. Not sure I agree about an unearned ending… but still fascinating. 

Vanity Fair review–is about the same. 

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“I’m just staring down this plug hole, and my conversation is disappearing down it, I think.”

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Dan Stevens - Deadline Studio at Tribeca Film Festival

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“With saturated sound and a vibrant canvas, The Ticket makes for a cringing moral tale. The atmospheric adventure from blindness to vision underscores the complexities of the disability. Rather than repeat what audiences expect from films about blindness, Ido Fluck instead choose an innovative take on age-old suspense.

The provoking story of would be nothing without a strong cast: Dan Stevens, Malin Akerman, and Oliver Platt put on a powerful display of seduction and betrayal. Ido Fluck’s careful crafting of a story about handicap is a fearless film that should not be missed.”

Verdict: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

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Dan Stevens -  'The Ticket' Premiere, 2016 Tribeca Film Festival