"At the David Lean Cinema we’ve been doing All of us Strangers walks this year. So there is a sort of pilgrimage walk to all the locations. And there’s a really strong fan base for that film and for Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott. It’s gone on beyond the cinematic release...It’s fascinating."

'Blue Moon ...a phenomenal Ethan Hawke lead performance bolstered by Andrew Scott, Margaret Qualley & Bobby Cannavale. The story, centered on Lorenz Hart stewing over a single night as his former creative partner Richard Rodgers achieves more & more fame, does more than you’d ever think possible.'

'...Ripley Bolstered by fantastic acting performances, Ripley is an absolute thrill ride..High levels of tension, plot twists, and beautiful cinematography additionally solidify the show as a must-watch for everyone. No1 who streams Ripley will soon forget its gripping tale of crime and deceit...'

'Blue Moon features Ethan Hawke as Lorenz Hart..Hawke is fantastic & will get plenty of awards recognition, but save some appreciation for Andrew Scott who plays Rodgers as a man who's neither hero nor villain; he is breaking his collaborator's heart because he no longer believes he has any choice.'

'...Scott has won the Silver Bear for Best Supporting Performance during its World Premiere at the Berlin Film Festival, which makes perfect sense when you see him on screen as Richard Rodgers. He gives an incredibly mesmerizing performance, & you really do feel the tension between him and Hart...'

'...It was also interesting to see Andrew Scott in an entirely different kind of role. The character of Richard Rodgers is hardly a villain, but Rodgers and Hart have drifted so far from each other, and there’s a lot of recognizable humanity in the way that’s depicted as well...'

'..Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery ..Not only is our beloved southern detective Benoit Blanc (Craig) back with even more of those witty, southern one-liners, but he’s joined by a sparkling new lineup of questionable suspects: Josh O’Connor, Andrew Scott, & Kerry Washington, to name a few!..'

'...prices have been jacked up on stages beyond Broadway as well. The top official ticket price for the Andrew Scott one-man show Vanya at the Lucille Lortel Theatre was $434...'

'...68. Blue Moon – Hawke gives the performance of his career...Hawke commands the screen & demands acknowledgment, a perfect encapsulation of the insecure character he plays. Linklater surrounds Hawke with a perfect supporting cast (Andrew Scott, Margaret Qualley, & Bobby Cannavale all kill it)...'

'...Andrew Scott did not shy away from revealing how deeply the WUDM ensemble impacted him...“I was really in a bad place, kind of going into a thing....I'm so genuinely grateful to all of you guys....the sensitivity and the empathy and the beauty of you all, I'll never, ever forget.”

"I got cast in this, 5 or 6 lines part, this guy who was about to lose his life. I was filming a Disney film at the time called Miracle at Midnight, and they wouldn’t let me out to be in this Spielberg movie. I was absolutely devastated...And so they ended up giving me this much, much smaller part…"

'...Blue Moon ...It’s just fabulously well done...The script is sharp and witty and the acting superb, especially from Ethan Hawke as Hart, Andrew Scott as Rodgers... I expect them to get Oscar and Bafta noms, as well as the film itself getting nods for best picture and best original screenplay...'

'...Ethan Hawke delivers a mesmerizing and emotionally raw performance as Lorenz Hart, masterfully conveying his vulnerability and despair...Andrew Scott provides a convincing, understated performance as Rodgers, subtly highlighting the cracks in the duo’s friendship...'

...The eclectic mix of architecture in Croydon allows location managers to create fantasy universes in Croydon one week, and keep to its’ south London roots' the next. This was never so apparent as in the critically-acclaimed 2023 film All of Us Strangers starring Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott...'

'...When Fleabag ended in 2019, Andrew Scott naively claimed our obsession with his Hot Priest character was ‘just a phase’. But flash forward nearly seven years, and the internet is still just as horny for clergymen. Andrew’s charismatic character stirred something unexpected in many of us...'

#AndrewScott #WakeUpDeadMan

“There was this Esquire dinner the other night and I was at a table with myself and Andrew Scott and Jonathan Bailey and Kadiff Kirwan...Four queer men, gay men sat at a dinner table, having photos taken, completely at ease, loving life, being politically available and being out and full of pride.”

"...one of the things that I think is brilliant about Andrew's performance is you never doubt that he cares deeply for this person, but he is very angry at this person for - I mean Rodgers is the one who gets the blame for breaking them up, when it's Hart's behavior that forced him to do it..."

'Scott imbues Rodgers with a blend of reverence & resentment for his writing partner. There’s a scene on a staircase landing that’s a masterpiece..Scott captures how much Richard knows he owes a debt to the man who made his career, but he can’t stand how he was often too drunk to get anything done.'

'...Hawke gives one of his finest performances....It’s the portrait of a man who can’t stop acting even after the curtain has fallen. Opposite him, Andrew Scott’s Rodgers keeps everything tightly controlled, his calm precision and measured sympathy a rebuke to Hart’s unravelling...'

'...Both supporting actors give great nuanced performances, particularly Scott, who was awarded the Silver Bear when the flick debuted at Berlin...The dynamic he shares with Hawke is amazing, with Scott playing Rodgers as the man who got everything he ever wanted because he was willing to adapt...'

"In one of my fondest memories of this...we did one of the early scenes in the parish house, where we all were in that living room. We hadn’t spent any time together and everybody’s like, “Oh my God, Andrew Scott is coming.” Then when everyone did their turn, it was almost like a rite of passage."

'...90. A Place in Hell (Chloe Domont) ...Led by Michelle Williams, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Andrew Scott, and Danny Huston, the story follows two women at a high-profile criminal law firm. With NEON picking up U.S. rights, we’d expect a major festival premiere is in the works...'

'...26. Why, it’s the OG Hot Priest himself, Andrew Scott! 27. “This is my last chance to get out of Substack hell.” Exactly, king. I mean, I have one, but still!...'

'...“I saw Andrew Scott in Vanya at the Lucille Lortel Theater earlier this year, and it was one of the greatest performances I’ve ever witnessed. I brag about seeing that run as often as I can.” — Karan Brar, performer...'

'...it's fun to see Kerry Washington and Andrew Scott in these bit parts, but they are given tremendously little to do, are essentially miscast, and just like in Glass Onion, they do not feel like people so much as caricatures of people whom Rian Johnson wants to write a couple jokes around...'

'Vanya 1 of the hardest tickets to get...Andrew Scott wowed the West End with a sold-out run. Then, he came across the pond to Off Broadway, where critics cheered & audiences clamored for tickets. Scott was outstanding, playing a cavalcade of roles..it was a showcase of his range & vulnerability.'

'...9. Andrew Scott Current Odds: 1.94% Film: Blue Moon Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics Oscar History: No prior nominations...'

'...6. Andrew Scott Scott plays a washed-up sci-fi author who is essentially a walking satire of “internet outrage” & pretension. His biting social commentary provides the film’s funniest lines...Andrew Scott’s character and the potential that he possessed got sidelined in favor of the priests...'

'..I like Andrew Scott as an actor...but he was unconvincing. It wasn’t just that his character wandered into my nice interests though, I found all of the surrounding cast of suspects a lot thinner than the previous 2 films – the 1 exception being Glenn Close’s character as the stern housekeeper..'

'...the show presents a darkly humorous look at her emotional struggles and social challenges as she navigates loss, heartbreak, shame, & complicated family dynamics. The series also stars Sian Clifford, Andrew Scott, Olivia Colman, Brett Gelman, Fiona Shaw, Kristin Scott Thomas in notable roles...'

'...Andrew Scott has avoided creating public profiles on social media...Scott has stated in interviews that he values the separation between his personal life and his professional work. This boundary allows him to maintain focus on his artistic goals without the distraction of online feedback...'

Oh to have been there...*sigh*

I am SO watching this!

#AndrewScott #ColeEscola Credit: cole_escola_ (IG)

Vanya The concept of the Scott performance, playing every character by switching voices & positions seems goofy, but his performance is so committed you disappear into the story..With Scott at the helm, it's amazing to see this quintessentially Russian work melt into something that feels so Irish.

'..VaNYa ...Andrew Scott’s astonishing 1-man journey through Chekhov’s world — is a masterful blend of intimate theatrical craft and profound emotional resonance, guided by a performer at the absolute height of his powers...stands as 1 of the most captivating solo performances of recent memory..'

'...2. Sea Wall (2015) We’re including DTF’s presentation of this production, starring Andrew Scott as a devastatingly observant photographer on a life-shattering family vacation. A masterfully disarming performance circling the unbearable void of grief, & searching for meaning below the surface...'

"..it's a film about miscommunication and loneliness...It's full of famous figures who seem almost like mythological creatures...it also has a great melancholy. It unites theater and film in a beautiful way...But what makes it interesting is the heartbreaking nature of human relationships."

This.

'..O’Connor joins a long list of cinematic hot priests who’ve found purchase in global pop culture & captured our undivided attention. There’s Jude Law in The Young Pope...There’s also Andrew Scott as Hot Priest in Fleabag, who has a wonderful scene in a tight little confessional booth with PWB..'

'...Andrew Scott plays Ross perfectly as a writer who’s lost his edge and is desperately trying to find it...Many of the laughs stemming from Scott’s character come from the sets and props around him in WUDM, with his silly but convincing tomes & his ludicrous moat being the more standout stuff...'

'Andrew Scott is also a producer on the deeply moving & inspiring true story of the actor Ian Charleson who faced incredible odds while preparing to give the performance of his life in Hamlet at the National Theatre in London. Stephen Beresford is also an EP on the film, along with Ethan Silverman.'

“This is 1 of the most exciting projects I've ever been involved in. Stephen Beresford's screenplay is heartbreaking & hilarious, a beautiful ode to the power of community in times of crisis. Andrew Scott is one of the greatest actors of his generation as Ian Charleson was: it's momentous casting."

'There's a Fleabag-adjacent reunion happening...Andrew Scott and Olivia Colman are reuniting on screen in Elsinore, a film that tells the moving true story of Scottish actor Ian Charleson...Charleson’s life was defined by artistry, courage, and resilience — a story now set to reach new audiences...'

'"It'll pass." That's what the Hot Priest (Andrew Scott) tells Fleabag when she confesses she loves him — a line that feels unintentionally ironic. Fleabag may have moved on, but culture never did. With Wake Up Dead Man landing on Netflix, the 'hot priest' trope is not only alive, it's thriving...'

'..Andrew Scott's Black Mirror role proved he is not just the charming, tormented priest guy; he can carry a whole episode on his back, playing a super complicated lead. Even for the critics who thought the episode was mainly flawed, the performance by Andrew Scott was still very much appreciated..'

'...One can only imagine what Ian Charleson was grappling with, both physically and mentally...It seems likely that much of this will be addressed in Elsinore, and in our view, the film couldn’t have found a better actor to bring Charleson’s life & legacy to the screen than Andrew Scott.'

'...Andrew Scott, who is known for being intense and precise with his emotions on stage and television, plays the main character in Charleson’s trip. His casting seems especially right for a narrative that has to do with theater, being vulnerable, and having inner turmoil...'