Actor Ben Barnes spoke to MovieWeb amid the release of his new MGM+ series 'The Institute' and reflected on his experience playing Jigsaw in the MCU.

"Westworld" and "The Punisher" alum Ben Barnes told UPI his character in the new supernatural drama, "The Institute," is a ...

Shadow and Bone actor Ben Barnes is currently appearing in a Stephen King TV series streaming on MGM+. Is it worth checking out?

The Institute is a supernatural horror series that is based on the 2019 novel of the same name by Stephen King and features Ben Barnes, Joe Freeman, and others.

Like so many actors fortunate enough to work over the past year, there was a two-week stretch last fall when Ben Barnes found himself sequestered alone in a Canadian hotel room. He was there for ...

Although his recent work in Shadow and Bone will hopefully change this, Ben Barnes is severely underrated as an actor and performer. He brought it as real-life music journalist Neil McCormick in ...

Ben Barnes turned down the role of The Darkling at first Barnes might be the perfect choice for The Darkling, but the actor originally had no desire to join the cast of Shadow and Bone.

Ben Barnes’ early fandom In the late 2000s and early 2010s—the crossover point between LiveJournal fandom and the Tumblr era—Ben Barnes was the go-to choice for Sirius Black fan-castings.

Ben Barnes is no stranger to fantasy. As Prince Caspian in The Chronicles of Narnia, Tom Ward in Seventh Son, and a young Dunstan Thorn in the Neil Gaiman-inspired Stardust, he's comfortable in ...

Ben Barnes co-stars as General Kirigan, aka The Darkling, in the Netflix fantasy series “Shadow and Bone,” and in Season 2 (premiering Thursday, March 16), “He enters this much nastier era ...

On October 15, singer and actor Ben Barnes ("Shadow and Bone" and "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian") released his highly-anticipated breakthrough EP "Songs For You" via Label Logic, and ...

Ben Barnes. Photo Credit: Jay Gilbert Acclaimed actor and singer Ben Barnes charms on his new single and music video for the expressive “11:11.” Digital Journal has the scoop.