Unless you're stuck on a "holiday in my head", a vacation is a great chance to see the wider ... on culturess.com as James McAvoy, unfortunately, undercuts Speak No Evil's greatest grounded ...

Moviefone talks to James McAvoy about 'Speak No Evil' and playing his character ... So, it was interesting and strange to see just how relaxed and okay they were. We were constantly checking ...

McAvoy carries scenes through to some memorable ends — pantomimed fellatio while dining out, a micromanaged “Cotton Eye Joe” dance routine — but “Speak No Evil” can’t spin much ...

James McAvoy is seen in a still from the film "Speak No Evil." Universal Pictures Ben's ... Bergerac"), as well as magnetic screen presence (see the Oscar-nominated "Atonement"), to get stuck ...

A new report from Total Film revealed a still from Speak No Evil showing James ... It's not every day that you see a remake of a movie two years after the original, but McAvoy promises that ...

James McAvoy's latest film puts an American spin on a Danish horror of the same name. But the actor didn't watch the original until "the day after we finished filming," he says. In fact, he tells ...

James McAvoy has a new love for The Bangles. In the horror movie “Speak No Evil” (in theaters now ... we don't take stances when we see injustice and wrongdoing. "What is that?

James McAvoy plays Paddy in "Speak No Evil." Paddy specifically is "weirdly ... "I just think if I'd have been unfortunate enough to see the original film — not that it's unfortunate if you ...

LAS VEGAS – Get ready to be afraid of James McAvoy. He's been a heroic member ... sinister yet still sort of charming turn in "Speak No Evil" (in theaters Sept. 13), a remake of a seriously ...

James McAvoy in Speak No Evil Jay Maidment/Universal Pictures and ... Well, James, I wasn’t expecting to see you on the big screen twice in the same week. (This interview was conducted on ...

At some point, James McAvoy seemed like a ... re-emerges in the horror remake Speak No Evil, not by reprising the character, but by turning McAvoy into another heaving, feral baddie.