If you thought Kenneth Branagh put together an impressive cast with Death on the Nile, wait until you see who he's got for the next Hercule Poirot adventure.

Kenneth Branagh is tackling another Agatha Christie novel, as the filmmaker will direct and star in A Haunting in Venice, a film inspired by Christie's 1969 novel titled Hallowe’en Party.

What did critics have to say about Kenneth Branagh's latest Agatha Christie adaptation, Death on the Nile?

Kenneth Branagh's Belfast sees Jamie Dornan singing, among an all-star cast, in a very personal drama.

The MCU's first phase had some pretty huge decisions made, by Kenneth Branagh and others.

His reasoning makes sense, which is fitting for somebody who played Hercule Poirot.

Love this Tenet story so much.

Director Kenneth Branagh has assembled a starry new cast for his latest Agatha Christie update, Death on the Nile. This is the second feature film adaptation of Christie's 1937 mystery, the first being the 1978 Death on the Nile starring Peter Ustinov as famed detective Hercule Poirot. [caption id="attachment_921284" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via 20th Century Studios[/caption] This time around, Branagh is back in Poirot's shoes — and iconic mustache — to solve a new murder on a new mode of relatively outdated transportation. The Death on the Nile trailer introduces us to a number of key …

Last week I conducted an interview with Kenneth Branagh for our ongoing remote interview series Collider Connected. As you’ve hopefully seen in our previous episodes, Collider Connected allows us to go in-depth with our subjects due to the length of the conversations, and the discussion with Branagh was no different. Over the course of the extended interview, Branagh talked about a ton of things including making Artemis Fowl, how he got into directing movies with Henry V, being an uncredited extra in Chariots of Fire when he was nineteen, how he’s thinking about doing an animated Shakespeare …

Here's what he told us.

Kenneth Branagh made some big changes when he adapted Artemis Fowl.

The Artemis Fowl director and Tenet actor talked to ReelBlend about the coming re-opening of theaters.

It’s hard to believe nowadays, but back in 2009, the Marvel Cinematic Universe was far from a sure thing. Iron Man had been a huge hit, but The Incredible Hulk had a much more lukewarm reception. So when acting legend Kenneth Branagh was hired to direct Thor, it was made clear to him that the importance of finding the right tone and the right cast was paramount. Essentially, the future of the MCU would live or die based on how much audiences connected with the God of Thunder. [caption id="attachment_88476" align="alignright" width="350"] Image via Marvel Studios[/…

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While you might now know him best as the fantastical filmmaker behind works like Thor and beloved actor in works like Dunkirk, Kenneth Branagh got his screen start adapting one of our most beloved writers' works for the screen: William Shakespeare. Yeah, ever heard of him? Branagh has directed and starred in wonderful film versions of Shakespeare's Henry V, Hamlet, Much Ado About Nothing, and many more. When speaking to our own Steve Weintraub about his upcoming Disney+ film Artemis Fowl, Branagh hinted that future Shakespeare films are never far from his mind: and that they might be animated. […

The God of Thunder has been on some journey.

Kenneth Branagh has assembled some of his frequent collaborators for his new Disney+ film Artemis Fowl.