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The Secret Woman review – Claes Bang is dastardly gaslighter in Danish amnesia thriller

In spite of capable performances and deployment of hygge, gothic and Nordic noir elements, you’ll search for a feasible plot or a character insight in vain

The Guardian - UK

Himmler’s ‘anti-Nazi’ masseur: Claes Bang stars as SS chief’s ‘magic Buddha’

Felix Kersten, the personal therapist of Hitler’s principal enforcer, claimed to have saved countless lives from the Holocaust. A new feature film exposes him as a narcissist prone to myth-making

The Guardian - UK

The Great Arch review – a visionary architect crushed by the politics of prestige

Claes Bang plays the Danish designer of Paris’s Grande Arche in a meticulous drama about artistic purity colliding with bureaucratic ego and national vanity

The Guardian - UK

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The Wrecking Crew Review: Dave Bautista And Jason Momoa’s Charisma Vs. The Most Generic Action Movie Plot Is A Back-And-Forth Battle

Star power only gets you so far.

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Claes Bang ‘thanks’ Sharon Horgan for unfortunate Bad Sisters consequence

Bang played an abusive husband in the Apple TV+ series

The Independent UK

Claes Bang: ‘I think I have more of a sense of humour in English than I do in Danish’

The actor on saying yes to everything except pornography, working with ‘sweet’ Mick Jagger and why he wants to play a detective like Humphrey Bogart

The Guardian - UK

William Tell review – Claes Bang misses the target in action-packed portrayal of the Swiss folk hero

The adventure sequences are the core attraction in this patchy tale of the plucky Helvetian marksman

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Secret gardens and canal-side dinners: Actor Claes Bang's guide to Copenhagen

From dinner on one of the idyllic canals to the perfect secret garden, the Bad Sisters star shares his guide to the Danish capital

Evening Standard

William Tell review – limbs fly as Claes Bang’s medieval hero rallies a Swiss army

A classy cast plays it straight in this enjoyably daft action epic about the crossbow sharpshooter forced to shoot an apple from his son’s head

The Guardian - UK

Claes Bang: ‘The director said no intimacy co-ordinators... I said, “I can’t do this”’

INTERVIEW : The Danish actor was 50 when he became an international star thanks to the success of the hit art satire ‘The Square’. Since then his career has rocketed with roles in projects such as ‘Dracula’ and ‘Bad Sisters’. He talks to Louis Chilton about learning to shoot a…

The Independent UK

Post your questions for Claes Bang

The Danish star of the BBC’s Dracula, Ruben Östlund’s The Square and the new historical action-adventure William Tell is here to answer your questions

The Guardian - UK

Meet the 'Bad Sisters' Cast: Who Plays Who in the Apple TV+ Series

The Apple TV+ hit created and led by Sharon Horgan also features 'Harry Potter' and 'Game of Thrones' alum.

Marie Claire

Stephen Merchant reveals on set secrets from The Outlaws season 3 and what it's like working with Baby Reindeer's Jessica Gunning

Exclusive: The Outlaws star Stephen Merchant reveals all about the third season of the comic crime caper.

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The 8 Best Movie Draculas, Including Nicolas Cage, Ranked

Nicolas Cage is the latest actor to sink his teeth into the role of the iconic vampire. But how does he hold up against the other movie Draculas?

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‘Someone threw a brick at my car’: what’s it like to play a terrible TV villain?

Feared on set, abused in the street, besieged by hate mail … as Happy Valley’s Tommy Lee Royce blazes into history, stars from The Sopranos, Bad Sisters, Brookside and more tell all about playing evil incarnate

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The week in TV: Candy; The Elon Musk Show; Wreck; Bad Sisters – review

Jessica Biel has an axe to grind and an 80s look to rock in Disney’s slow-building take on a brutal Texas murder

The Guardian - UK

Bad Sisters is about to give us the most satisfying TV finale of the year

It’s been frustrating as hell watching the gutsy Garvey sisters’ failed attempts to bump off their despicable brother-in-law, JP. I cannot wait to see the glorious moment when he dies

The Guardian - UK

On my radar: Claes Bang’s cultural highlights

The Danish actor on a horror film from his homeland, the physical impact of Francis Bacon and his favourite London restaurant

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Sharon Horgan on Bad Sisters - and the sisterhood: ‘TV still isn’t a level playing field for women’

As she releases glossy comedy-drama Bad Sisters, the writer and actress talks about her ambition, the alarming prospect of privatising Channel 4 and why she’s shifting her focus to serious issues

Chicago Sun-Times

Brilliantly acted, written ‘Bad Sisters’ is wildly appealing series

From the get-go, this extremely well-acted and darkly hilarious series has an addictively wicked appeal.

Evening Standard

Bad Sisters on Apple TV+ review: Sharon Horgan’s new thriller with Anne-Marie Duff is a joyous, chaotic ride

Provocative as ever, this time Horgan makes us laugh about murder

The Independent UK

Triangle of Sadness: The Woody Harrelson satire that earned an eight-minute ovation at Cannes (old)

Director Ruben Östlund previously picked up the festival’s top prize in 2017

The Independent UK

Triangle of Sadness: Woody Harrelson’s biting satire about the ultra rich wins Palme d’Or at Cannes

Director Ruben Östlund’s movie received an eight-minute standing ovation

The Guardian - UK

Claes Bang: ‘I did two whole plays entirely naked. I thought I’d done enough’

From spanking to swordfighting, why does the Dane have to keep stripping off? As he appears alongside Christopher Walken in Outlaws, the actor talks about dodgy directors, the joy of physical contact – and his booming synth pop sideline

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Daddy: A Melodrama review – Black art, white money and love in Speedos

A white billionaire art collector’s relationship with a young Black artist forms the heart of this bold, brawny play about race, patronage and exploitation

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